The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-20

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Dino. .n's p.ss Ep p %p' p sa
c.ssaisn.. ... So IS Fo1 rS; s''..... 90 aS
s,psash, red g white. "a SO Mali. Enslsh. per
,d r.d ...;;,....sa &c ReIrish. 3s
nSssss Pol;.i 70 brown
Er ssp aa sS r ssSls :.,,. *
Qat, per IS lbs United States. per
EEnsish and Scotch. 90 az barrel go no
~ ssh .........y7 g Canadian. 49,; 40 $50
i iih nsT ss ostm.sl, Eng; and
Barley. En.ii.h ne, Ir,sS new ~. a. 80
Irish Scotch L Maus Indian Corn, per
per 60 lbs. IS SO 4solbs. 80 20
LosDos MARKETS. Feb . M.tals-Tin Is dull; spell.
ter has been dealt in but at lower rates, say 10
h s to $40 per ton Pig iron . rm.r and railway bars
prices American per barrel las Spirits Of turpentine
are Offering at ess to co. being again cheaper but few
appear rough has sold to the extent Of 600
~ rs % per cwt sperm oil - nrm; ana sea- on
d1 The price Of the former named srcls for British
ior American riovwonsEThe arrival OF Irish butter 10
now nearly equal TO the delivery The demand contin
casks less than corresponding week last year
Inc consumpuon large, consasnng tne MIC sta.e 81
business: transactions on account Of the contemplated
terstion Of the duties This circumssnce mas created
IN % ss autsa vii taSs
place. &C. bacon-Ihe :socE nov ony is
s is. year and in is. the o. sacn
9sentiy with such small stock the noider ana manu-
lecturer are induced 20 Iook ior ngner 8nces Lssu
and more inquired after. Very few Wesphaa left in
pond American oeei 10 selling 10 lar extent consoe
rable arrivals are expected Not much doing in pork.
Rics-Thsrs ha, bssn but limited demand for RICE
since our last publication Carolina IN small parcels mas
been sold at sos to $685. and Pana at to 22s per cwt
cry hind TO Is per cwt At auction, held on the soth
u io00 osss Bengal were sold at an advance on former
I.'os VI 90 Por CWt mioonns WhNo is'cnso ios " "e
o. sea damaged first class los 10 1885, second class las
% TO 1885, third and fourth class los to i2s per cw
give important stimulus to the demand for this article
has been about AIS I'd to ASS per cw on the spot
and town ass net cash Tea-There has been falling
on in the demand in consequence OF no change being
proposed to be made IN the duty and which has occa
stoned much disappointment amongst the trade general
~. Holders however. still show hrmness, ana refrain
from offering any at public sale, but packages are
declared for the 5th February.
eSwDV aSa
traced state owing to the extreme uncertainty which
prevailed rs,pscns Sir Robert Pesls intentions on the
any Kind Of grain produce and prices were
Auctusting. Now that the government plan has been
promule ated there ara sympioms Of Improvement and
prices are expected as the market s but bare
" applied Although il is that the sudden
any rise Of Importance at present At lie market held on
ID inst owing to short arrival of English wheat and
stock ia anticipation Of the threatened repeal Of the corn
laws the supply taken of eagerly at an advance Of
Is e per and god fresh old foreign wa. n taken
after the @ Of Sir Robert Peel: PROPOSED
worth ass to sss GOOD DsnznT Sos but superior samples
are held higher
inr Fr;dsv January io.-Cotton IN still rather nd.
yancipe During the first three DAYS Of the week we
psctst YESTERDAY morning sbs arrived and we learn
that the receipts al the ports Of the United States are less
BY bass than a, the corresponding period Of last
falling or from the low state 90 Of the rvsr. and that il
win be made IN further ON in the SEASON We cannot
however the conclusion that this will be 80
account for ali the without that the
crop has been somewhat over.estimated Then again,
but ON the contrary being at high rate at all Tie ports
there 10 sufficient nducement for bringing the produce
to market On the political question We make no re-.
mark; il seems TO remain much as before The change
of price In this market is only to very moderate ex
tent quite little could have been reasonably looked
Urge speculative movement Psrhsps the state Of mo-
nsy aars and the disturbance and which
some MEASURE as restraiut upon specuistorc 5000
American have been taken on specuaton and 100
for The sasS Of ne week amount to
SO 800 bales
tsr WE. ace. sI mi. 1aSv1 the nI two
ported market being rather dull and dat But yeste
day and partly "wednesday the demand increased upon
us from the trade Joined BY little speculation and
we are now placed in position quite a. strong for Civ
ing the quotations Of Friday last at that time
to he subject Of Free Trade are this mornins receSinS
much attention on Chapge Whether the sentim ents
avowed from such q high authority will have any
bearing upon the value Of cotton remains to
be seen. The immediate effect seems to be in
creasng confidence in the future course Of the article
the demand this instant being somewha eager
than before There il not however at this moment any
great weight Of Cotton offered on the market for sale
the holders prefeing wait for the full development
Of the Ministerial plan and policy $500 American 700
Surat and 100 Egyptian have been taken on
1000 bales have been sold to-day Derrly all the trade
At full prices The sales for lie week amount to 81
$40 bales.
FoR THE WEEK ENDING JAN. 3O-Sincs our circular Of
Friday last advces week later from the United states
parafve falling on in the receipts Of cotton the ports
OF America was becoming still greater every day. The
their the extent of the crop, very few reach
ing high a. 1900 900 bales; and some, the writer's
Of which have a great reputation for temperate judg
ment in these matters actually low - two mil
lions These statements continued much longer with