The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-12


Friday were 5000 bales, and on saturday 1000 bales
LvsassoL CcaS MA.Err. Monday, March o.-Ths
change Of wind the last two three Gays brought
Wheat Flour and Oatmeal, from Ireland; Of Oas fair
quantity 70 reported From abroad We have again
args quantity Of Flour and Indian Corn from the United
sses and three or four cargoes Of Wheat from the Me-
ditersnean The improved tone in the Grain trade re-
ported last Tuesday has been followed by business
OF which the supply is SMALL has brought advance
o. "a per oushsi, and all qualities 81 old fully ID
per sack and barrel more money Oats have been sold
an Improvement OF Id per bushel and oatmeal, good
aua',y Of which = scarce, H. per load Beans are Cd
barley and peas and prices maintained During the
week several transactions have occurred in bonded
gram and HOUR Fine Rosock wheat has been sold at
80 per 20 os Indian at ais for red and 32s per
sso IDS lor white Western Canal -four sweet at 27s
sour ct aAs, and New Orleans at a5s per barrel.
Pans BouRsE, MARcH o, l8I6-couys .aufLenfioue for
money Five per Cent 1913 Isl Three per Cent 81 is;
Shares Of the Bank, 1900; Rente de Naples sothschi
100 ~ Roman Loan, ioi; Belgian Five Per Cent, ls4o
Cameron, 1850; Belgian Bank Shares sos Iris Gszesn
grany $50 Exchange on London. 80 days, as s1.; 90
days % 42i The Five per Cent closed for the account
ut l23 10; tine Three per Cent at 81 40.
state or Trade.
From the Liverpool Times, March 10
very dull both on saturday and Tuesday the present
ightness in the money market Is the of tho
chants purchasing with great caution notwithstanding
the duh state OF trade prices continue rm and the ma
continuing to limit the production Of goods
there are in heavy stocks in their hands
the past week. but general opinion prevails that il viii
improve as the spring advances.
MAscHEsrsR, Friday Evening.-We stated on Tues
day nat our market showed increase OF business
IN goods and this has continued be since then
The purchases almost entirely for expectation the
10 some rreguarity though general quotations scarcely
vary at ALL The improvement is but slight, however,
and the week must be reported duh and anxious
yarns are extremely 1at and prices scarcely steady at
previous rates. Notwithstanding tho greater facility in
obtaining discounts, and the somewhat favorable
very in this neghborhood and the recent failures
occasion good deal Of apprehension.
aeain bean dull We do not ramerhor nay;n3 uhan
there was less spirit Of speculation than at present.
every caution a observed the part Of the buyers
wool warehouses during the week, may be quoted az
lair average for the season still the same remark is
America By the Patrick Henry, with regard the nom
sesmsnt Of the Oregon question, is spoken Of dispa
raglngly in comm arcial circles
HALiFAx, Saturday. -There are signs Of improve
ment yet visible in this markets both the piece and yarn
trades are in very unsatisfactory position The wool
combing descriptions, but with clothing sorts there
less difficulty as they not very plentiful in the
RoonDsIr FLANNEL M.aslr. Monday.MWe have had
another dull market, and the business transacted has
been upon limited scale We have had Two fail
ures last week amongst0e manufacturers, and tho
woostsplers, az usual are the principal sufferers The
wool market continues inactive and tho little business
w1ACu Hes Ueeu oOu0 ~ NJ former prices.
NorrINoHAM-The cotton hose branches both cut
and wrought are in very dull state The cotton glove
pranch has In some quarters o shade revived. The
drawer pantaloon and shirt branch ID in much the
state a. when last reported, viz: considerably de-
pressed The workmen have published very compre-
hensive bill OF rates, intended to adjunct to
the ticket bill, which 10 generally considered
abandoned The silk glovo branch has materially in-
proved aid hands rather scarce but silk hose have
much declined. Tha levers fancy bobbn.net trade 10
considered by most persons being worse The plain
net trade somewhat better but hundreds Of good work
men are out Of employment and have to soli
citing aims The warp lace trade II In rather stagnant
state, with some exceptions.
LRIcEsrER, Thursday.-Th home demand still re.
mains fiat The news from America will also suspend
the manufacturing for that market usually commencing
~ this season Yarns remain dull without alteration ia
price tar business continues doing in wools noils
are scarce, and command better prices.
GLAsGow, Friday-Cotton Yarn-The market CONT
nues very depressed, and excepting mule yarn about
2Os for which there 10 demand; prices in
favor Of the buyer since last week. Cotton GoodThe
market continues fiat, and much doing in general
The scarcity Of money is severely felt preventing specu
laton, and causing less production, which, have no
doubt will ultimately turn out for good by lessenng
the supply wholesale demand will naturally follow,
and tend to keep trade in healthy state American
Produce-Ths produce market keeps dull as before.
there 10 rather frmness shown by holders Sour
-four ID still al SIS Cd and at ass Pot
Ashes in little demand at ass Cd, and Pearls at 24s
Lard sells from SO TO SOS net per cwt. Butter and
Cheese arc dull, and very difficult to move. Iron
Prices undernoted; Pig Iron, So per ton; Bar
Iron fl0; Boiler Plates and Sheets, Ella los; and Nail
Rods ell.