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

CONTINENTAL MARKErG Our last advices from Dam
vsius and the supplies from the interior readily taken
at equal to b4s per Or. b. No snactions tax
for present quotations The above mentioned price
y an sdvsne Of FULLY - q since the last fortnight
severe. Our Rotterdam correspondent, in writing
the goth ult, says: Our market has been very dull
ncs last week and all sort: Of grain are Offering At
the small stocks in country and the moderate sup
plies which the producing countries furnish WITH
material improvement must ultimately take place
The Prussan government has placed the disposal Of
the authorities in the Rhensh PROVINCES barrels
OF four to be paid for after the harvest at the then
current rates, and similar quantity will be delivered
from the stores il the above should
fail to depress the present value Of food The weather
continues mild and open, with westerly winds. The
latest accounts from Ssttn inform that very little has
been doing in wheat, and that price: are unchanged:
Sd fine 81 ID. Pomeransan at sis. per Or r. b. The
market Rostock has been dull and prices have lately
have nothing new to communicate Advices from Mar.
seilss state that contrary winds had kept back the
having unwilling operate in the comparatively
bare state Of the Market nothing Of interest has been
Lospox, March s-The produce markets are parta-
king Of the same apathy a. other business which 10
greatly impeded by the slow progress Of the nnan
forward shortly assuming more healthy tone stocks
IN the hands of dealers being light and large consump
ton going forward Importer generally are rsfrainns
rom pressing sales in the expectation Of some improve
measures now before Parliament finally settled.
but the prices Of other articles scarcely any variation
has occurred. The public sales announced are and
Csssia L,gnsa. Cotton, and six piece Goods Goods
used BY manufacturers held with 6mness and there
y less quantity on offer but the demand h limited.
although some articles are suciensy low in price TO
warrant investments The time 10 evidently not far dis
markets in all their branches Cheese-Thsre has been
little doing but princIpsiy In nns things, during the
a. they have not advanced their cut to the public The
demand there for something pretty good at low
price, which 10 to be had this causing the trade
to DO awkward and the country houses in many places
quality than our low-priced things, and on which
something. can be got, No export trade Cot
sst upon fully previous rates. but exporters and the
home trade have been cautious in their dings by
private contract during the week. and the speculative
At auction Cotton here chsspsr than il last year
HempPrices 6rm for all kinds st. Pstersburgh 10
quality 500 bales in pubic sale brought Sis 10. to Ec
- "a. 80 bales Sum hemp Eli &c. Manila and other
kinds Of Z. firm 900 bales American went At fas
offered auction the greater part taken 10 Il fs2
los to cas-; lot sold at E4o los per ton Hops-For
present consumption there = fair demand. the stock
qualities being relatively the scsrcsst and held firmly
are likely to rise whom the demand becomes st ell ami
.sSq. ~ Msa must no re.
the fall in the price Of Scotch Fig Irop here being
sellers in the market at It's I'd British manufac
tured u nm anil in good demand British lead rather
on the rise, a. the demand 10 great and supplies small
speitsr again rather lower, and 10 decidedly fiat In
r:s nsgS nothing new 70 :Ss a.
ing Copper continues much in the position a. for
some weeks past Naval stores.--At present there is
barrel sold ii from es to Ids cd per barrel bu
ring the pest month there have been several arrivals Of
rough TurpsnnsI pnees are 100 % 70 lis a sor old -