The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-19

II such of proceeding woull insure moderate
Of the raw "a b UnI an a adequate end
all it will remain, il now IL, question OF quantity
Therefore all parties will continue to look with much in
terest to American account Of crops, well to the
state Of things at home with regard 10 the consumption
In our Judgment the public sale sold at the same prices
taksa speculation $50 American aud 800 sura,s for
expert Sales to day, 1000 bales Sales Of the week.
AsorHE. RrrORrIn the early part of the week there
was good demand both from the trade and Spectators
put during inc last sw day the inquiry has been limited
descriptions ara hd lower during the fortnight Specu
lators have taken 800 American, and exporters ESQ
American and 800 5urat 0i0 Sea Island aud Stained
and $50 Egyptian offered oy auction day of which
$50 only Of tho former found buy at prices from ia to
ID lower than me previous currency The sales Of the
Fen WEEK ENDING Nov. n The trade, without in
any way disturbing the even course of Market have
taken little cotton this week than for some time
past still, allowing for what 10 supposed to be the re-
duced rate OF cons umpton they have hardly taken su
ed by the little that has been done speculation has
been found sufficient to keep us at steady and oven cur
rency in price, No doubt the reports from Manchester
and the state of things in that Market have justly
had their moderatng effect a. the same time,
the stock of the material in this place. becoming
far reduced held with much ease that
holders apparently look upon their present position and
future prospects with considerable confidence We make
change whatever in the scale of quotations
Friday last As usual at this Of the year still
look with much interest to the next advlces from the
United States. $500 American and 500 Egyptian have
been taken speculation, and GOO American 80 Maran-
ham and 100 sArat Tor export Sales today. 60J0 bales
Sales OF the week, 81, 420 bales
ASorHkR Rsrohr-Ia tbs early part of the week
the inquiry moderate, and the market rather
dull than Otherwise but during the last day there
has been revival of demand which has produced
rmnsss and the prices of last week for all descriptions
are fully supported The decline noticed in Sea Island
at the auction last Friday has been recovered Specua
tors have taken 500 American and 500 Egytan and
porters go American, 80 Msranham, and 100 surat-
do If tho halA
Nov. 26-There has been some speculative demand to-
day. which added to the trade business has swelsd the
.aiss from goo to 5000 bales About 1000 have been
New. so-The sales to-day extend to 5000 bales, and
& maS. of thy
supply offered for sale being small an advance Of I'd
took place, the market closing firmly
DEC The sales to-day amount nearly 900 bales
about 900 being speculation Prices very firmly
supported, "a to Nd higher since Friday.
Dec 2-fhe sales nearly Is 900 bales to day. 5000
surats and 5000 American speculation and 5000 bales
to the trade, and Of at little higher prices say
this and the from Manchester discourage
it. The business included IL 900 American. Cd to I'd
800 Egyptian, 7kd to slSd 5000 surs,s, Id to aXd
Dec sThere is still large demand, and the sales TO-
day are about goo bales 1000 were on soscu
6Hd. The market closes firmly. and prices have still
advancing tendency. The business transacted to-day
Cd 400 Surat, I'D to AID
LIVERPOOL Com Market, Dec. 3-Ths II ads from
the 10th inst to the present date Dec has been rather
held on the goth u slight advance took place in the
value of wheat 10 600 bbls Of bonded -four taken
for investment Philadelphia and Baltimore commanding
29s to 29s 3d. pnd prime brands of western per bb
Indian declined Is to So quarter and for
of the best white United States ASS would have been &C.
copied Wneat was purchased moro freely on the oath
at full rates Canadian and States -four duty paid rea
zed an advance of Is Per bbl and the latter in bond OBJ
for Indian at the decline already noticed fair bu
siness transacted The trade assumed 6rmer and
cd wbss an advance Of ID 10 ID. wa. therefore,
realized. whilst States and Canadian -four both free
was an eager demand for Indian Corn for Ireland
White descriptions sold at SIS 52, but prime samples
was maintained on the ist INST and Indian corn being
undated demand. at SOS TO SIS per 4S0 lbs States
-four both free and under lock- in slow demand but the
has not been so buoyant and prices are rather inclined
to receds Observation-Disclosures per 40 Id United States
red I'd IS 3D. white S. l0d So 3d. oats per As bs
I'd 4s Cd Indian per 4SO lbs 54s $50; four per
Dbl, 1916 lbs, United States sweet ass Cd 34s cd; in
bond, sis a 32s.
Our markets have been dull, and prices are the dc
cline. Old beef is in moderate request ne quality is
:d firmly tine s Sea pO Of Poss hsG
The quotations are in some degree nominal and range
from o6 to Cos per Dbl For bacon Of suitable cuts neat
ply of Irish At market Is rather short Cheese is still
on the decline, and prices have given way IS to As.
Lard being pressed the market is lie to Is per cwt
below those last quoted. Quotations on per
So M Sb rs
per cwt United States, fne, as 52s mid ~ ASS; ord
So AS lard per cwt United States in bbis az 4As
Kegs 43 a5a; pork, per Dbl Of 200 lbs United States
mess, So o3s prime do so pcs, IS 6cs primo, 90
62s hams, per cw, United States, dry, in 3D. s. 4os
LONDON MARKETS. Dec. The Foreign and Colonial
Produce markets have had quiet appearance since we
last addressed readers at the time q steady
busines has been transacted and prices in general we'll
supported. Raw Sugar and Rice have iatterly declined
in ali iussa u,-tfv orlr IF Prod. IL hnp
brought forward to market Orders for export in
slowly, and the arrivals during the last ten days have
turing districts continue unmprovsd and the merchants
there ere limiting tha amount Of their productions
ssts in which our readsr. are Interested We refer hsm
to tho following comments, sni our prices current
Ashes.-Ths demand Is moderate At late public
sal the chief part OF 64i barrels Canada ssld at io
lowing prices Monueal Pearl. first sort brand ls46
as 3D. FIRST Pot 26s 3d. sscoad 24s I'd, third 2os
3D. Quebec est sort Pearl brand lSto 25s sd to 26s Sd
second Ass 3D. first sort rot 2ss 81 3D. second 2s
and stained liza to 2Ss Cd - bris United States Pearl first
Sort damages sold at 2ss 3d. and inferior l7s to 2s I'd
per cwt Cotton-Durng The greater part of tue psst
fortnight Cotton HAS been ia great demand although
merchants were willing 10 make some fnI Their concession
IN price The private sales only TOO bales Surat at
3H 10 AID for very good ordinary to good mddipg =
Ine speculative demand was entirely subsid, ID For
suctsn ls00 bale Eas India and 600 bales OF Peruvian
declared The accounts from Bombay large
shipments of Cotton are making for o. Britain, chief Of
hes become Amer and better business transacted
Hops-We have an animated demand both for bags and
poCkets LIE Wnote OF tne miu kens are cleared on,
and Sussex have lately advanced ~ per pocket The
prices current will be found in another column Metals
Prices are firm for nearly ell descriptions Late high
prices fully maintained for E. straits 90s. There
no further change to notice in English. The market
for all kinds Of iron very nrm and prices
have still an upward tendency common sell
ling at So SCOTCH pig is rather lower, and there BIAS
been less business done Speltsr has soA at I'M
provsment in vslue, viz: El9 So to Els los per
Naval storssAmong the late sales Is cargo OF Stock.
holm tar which sold last week at les Cd per barrel
been taken up for EngIsh Spirits which bring s2r.
Provisons-Butter: There is very little doing in Irish
butter the holders of the finer descriptions not dis
posed 10 take less prices inferior sorts may be quoted
from 70 TO 50 lower. The arrivals last week 100
hrkins and Of foreign 1890 casks The future prices in
this market will depend upon the state Of the weather
The quotations from Liverpool state their stock only
about IL zoe hrkins and the brokers not disposed to
take lower prices Bacon The stock continues larger
than last year and twice much as in ls44 the weekly
declining less than either of the former years. show
ing the late high prices have tended materially lessen
the consumpon There seems little disposition either
to buy sell for forward shipment Cheese, hams
lard and forai9n m n dull