The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-03-20

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qubtaou Of the day before to e. and a6t NJ present
transr and ct to sf for the soceone This ID
s2 !: q .,s when y: conduct
considered and in all comnsrs,ai circles Rfornsd
the theme Of anxious conversation to-day The follow
qusr Bills has been steady a 81. to ss Bank stock has
been toleraby nrm at 400 to a0o3 East India stock has
been been aes TO ael the New Three and Quarter per
The Railway share market has been quiet and prices
chases and occssionay IN the face forcsd saiss The
foreign market been dull throughout the last fort
S Of S Of s ri
Ministry was unsuccessful We quote Spanish Five per
Cents at aSt to and the Three per Cent: SIT to Mex
lean Stock worth sol, and Brazilian 62i Dutch Two
anda Half per Cents have been Soi l, and Belgian
Four and-a Half per Cents o.
market has been dull this week. decidedly Still there
has been pretty fair demand from the trade and
dsrate amount Of business has been transacted has
been very eminently market for money; sales having
been made avowediy from necssstous circumstances.
which would not have been transacted under the usual
continue long, but will probably remedy itself At some
early days in the meantime Il has given the buyers
d1s and ns
scripons remain much before, but dull and with
and oo and lao for Ea
port The sales for the week amount to 900 bales
LivEarooL Corros MAnKEr, Feb. 2o.-Cotton is Id
ha. been accepted This continued depression In price
and contracted business arises conceive solely
IF both the %1,s
ties for discount been available during the last month";
the price of cotton in all probability, would have had
for their present Necessities only, and looking to
the future to make up for their present sacridces.
LrYEHrocL Core. MAaKrr. FSs aT.-There has
consumers. Still the market has been dull Aat, and
gloomy In prices there is but very little change, and
ton No doubt considerable change a. to the matter
Of discount has taken place good paper though found
some quarters now conv.ties into CASH at not .x
orbitant rates But with this fact before u.s. quite
apparent 70 al persons frequsntins the Liverpool Ex
lists. and has consd rble bearing all the produce
markets Of the port 500 American and 200 Surat have
Surat for export Tho sales today 1000 bags. The
sales for the week amount to $3.50 bales
Corros MAsxEr, March The market since Friday
has been much frmer The sales Of Saturday morning
and today amount to about 900 bales including
small portion on speculation The advicss received
had thu effect Of causing tighter market. and prices
have in several instances advanced Id beyond the quo
tations Of the 27th ult.
European Corn Trade.
From Winners Liverpool Times, March Al
LoSDoN-During the time that has elapsed since the
generally speaking dull trade In all criptions Of
grain and grain produce Until the ia policy
to expect any Improvement in this branch Of business
During the week ending February 49, the transactions
IN R snc
rent during the previous week Flour met with little
attention; under all the circumstances
whether mers will be enabled to keep the top price of
Sos sack much longer unless the wheat trade varies
On the 27h ultimo, the wheat trade steady in
lue but buy only took Ane qualities for the supply
instant scarcely Improvement took place. less inu
being produced the trade BY the result Of the
division the corn law question than might have been
expected indeed, business remained in precisely the
same position as before an early settlement OF the
matter being looked upon still doubtful For the fine
qualities Of home grown wheat former rates paid
viz red now, 62s to b6s; DID, SOS to cas-; white
Gas to $685. DID, sos to 6s per Or In duty paid foreign
wheat; scarcely anything was DONE owing to tho want
of suitable qualities; prices remained nominally unal
it was in general held above speculative price. There
little business done in our but prices mostly
unchanged, American, per barrel being worth sos to
/ 81 shillngs.
LIVERPOOL We have little to remerk upon the corn
trade hero the sailing of the Cambria There has
been very little business done and prices have been
steady. At the market held ON the Goth February
wheat Of fine quality had fair demand for instant con.
sumption; inferior descriptions were little noticed and
rather depressed in value. Canada -four had dull
sale, and declined 81 to Is sack The market the
9th ultmo having been tolerably well attended by
town and country buyers, the trade regards wheat
assumed somewhat frmer tone, and 6no, well ~
good useful qualities moderately fair demand
for consumption advance Of Id per 10 h. ordinary
and Canadian -four continued in Limited request at
last quotations, the dealers mostly waiting a sale by
auction sfter Market Of 2260 sacks Irish superhne,
slightly damaged by wet at the late IRE, which ia
ken at prices varying from ass Sd to ass Cd per $50 lbs
On the I'd instant there a steady market for
mand. Prices much the those on that day
week.