New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-20
fIO.lGa.l14
Liverpool Markets.

Cor,ros-Feb, 2S.-The Import OF Cotton during the
mast onh 1875 62 bales, OF which iU6 90 are
and since the lst January 10 3039OO bales, OF
which 052 are American, against l9905o bales received
In the first two months Of last year. of which
American and against 207,75S bales In lS43 OF which
ls2 3os were American. The stock OF Cotton now held
here amouns TO bales OF which 536590 are Amer
lean against held at this date ast year. OF wueh
A3 3no cre American and gainst 520 bales In lS4
NJ which 25s 500 were American. The average quantity
tnken weekly from this for consumption since The is
January amount. 10 30l70 bales. OF which 2%ooo nave
been American. The average weekly delivery curing ias,
wear was 400 bales Of which 2OOZO were Aeric'aiu
In s43 o. $40 bales of which 20,O9O were Amercal-
The sales of the past month have been large the continued
eypeece In Manchester Of great demand for both oods
and Yarns together with the yet moderate prices rg lot
the raw material, having given confidence 10 consumers
and the opinion prevailing here, owing 10 the
falling of In the receipts Of Cotton at the sppS por
Of America that Planters Will this year Keep paeA
- ,sa,tc, n considerable proportion OF their crops
having encouraged spectators also to BUY reoy.--
gu the operations both consumer, and speeuaors were
more esrec ally stimulated In the early part OF the MONTH
h ro IN nnrchase Cotton In bond, and thus TO he SO
situated as 10 realize whatever advantage ent
the anticipated abrogaon OF the duty wch Is Ut pIese.
levied The total sales OF tho lnoh'h amount 70 iuvV n
baIes In52JO of which have been taken by .nc uhue'
&C 900 nv speculaoYs viz: 62550 American @uuo fer
Mans 900 Baha 20 Egyptian. and Vo Surat' anu 'oou
for export viz 1850 American ana aoo saia.; '.
Cotton duy paid is now ID I'D. and bonded dllto sd
nor In than on ls inst but the prices OF All other
descriptions are without dehnte change though hrny sup
pored There have been forwarded into the couhr! u
pernam and $50 Egyptian. Although the supply mas
doubtless been in degree diminished by the mtherto
low stae of the rivers 1t Is yet we think apparent from
this statement, that the present determination o plss
IA 10 Withhold much of their Cotton from market this pol
lev however It Is moro than probable, Will DO ultimately
abandoned md Cotton sent freely forward ~nch Is
Known that duty levied here Is TO be retteo LOT prices
on the other side Will consequently uhuer at ies pto
portoae advance and business be thereby greatly snu-
lated. -, - ,,.
In The early part Of the past week the demand was limit
attth harp ktin
Wednesday however good enquiry has been experienced
nom both speculaors and the trade, and prices OF
can DESIGNATIONS I'm bond 3D. per b dearer tah on fr-
day last-oher kinds are without chanSe. inc saies W
e week amount 10 CsO bales OF which 1850 Ameri-
can and 30 EGYPTIAN have been taken on specuatoh an
lse Sura for export The import OF the week o4.'o9
bales The committees quotations to-day or lar Cotton
are as follows viz Bowed 4ad Mobile 1sd ana orleans
Sd per 10 -,
- March 3-Since Friday our market has been
very aniuated and alargc business has been done al i
ptces The sales to-day amount TO i2'ooo oaeS' OF Wne
1000 are Anerican COCO the trade and QUO ior spec
ktlon 900 Pcrnam and Maraaus 400 Egyptian aud soOo
surat The market closed very steadly-wilh prices OF
the mddng qualities of American Light ana Surats near-
" per ID. higher than on Friday
Copx-An advance OH British and Colonial Rye 10 IS.
a. per quarter is The only alteration In the Grain duties
M. week further liberal supply of Flour, with fair
quantity Of Wheat, and iew articles !" oa.HSai' nase
en received into this port nom lreland since Tuesday
Mt M,tlc az any article coaswise and from abroad we
lave no further arrivals note Thc through
eat the same period. though geherni! hacVc' ssie'
hther rmer tone; and IN conse uenceoi te ale reuue
ian IN nrcss few thousand bushels OF Irish We're take,
br sreenoilya buyers in instances at siSht amend
ent ON the rates of Tuesday the buyers NOTWITHSTANDING
tn ned 10 buy with reluctance and refusing 10 pay a
.yanre the transactions in either English or foren wer
rv rnlmportant Flour. remaining IN the same lanSu'
nate as heretofore still exhibited tendency 10 uece
Niue and under these circumstances II Is d!ulcultto Torn
nv accurate quotations. Barley and Malt, being near,
phout INQUIRY hardly sustained our last currency beaip
I'd Peas continued 10 move slowly into consumption a
hner prices Oats although few parcels were Sold re-
nained stationary in value and Oatmeal was eAueei.
sficElt Of sale on the terms last noted
PROVISIONS (Amcrican)-A fair demand Tor Beef, al
I'll prices the sales during the month are equal 10 lS0u
usrces portion Of this quantity, however say about
30 barrels Of old WAS taken from thc Isle Of Man. The
ock IN hand considerably less than that at the same
od last year. and prices not now likely 10 recede
ne sales OF Pork extend about 300 barrels at rath
hxct rates the quality OF the ew Is generally uneAcep-
sOnabe. Cheese has continued quiet throughout the
sonh the quotation OF fine reduced 2s but his Is more
som absence OF quality than from decline. The stock Is
@nsderahe, but holders firm The Import OF Lard Is
h and the decline experience in tho early part Of the
sonh has been recovered The proposed abolition OF the
ty has not affected the selling price, owing 10 the iualli
Soarriny being limited; holders therefore, until sup
@ Increase will be ganerso the extent OF the reduction.
lid Oil viii now pay TO import. Talow slightly rallied
esea and mus, be quoted dull. Some American Butter
ofed me has arrived but IS not YET In the market. No
eanre In Canadian. Grease inqIredf for.
ERcEThe market Is dull, ana only 3Vu bags sold S. 81
y Ass. 3D. per cwt. for ordinafy.