The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-22


ty paid The value Of Town Talow is a2s 81 to 43s
net cash and the iuppy the increase. OF Foreign
and Colonial the stock yet less than ii last
bu'prices show an advance, and the deliveries fall
ing of Tea quiet business is doing in Tea Atnosgh
there sellers of Congou rather under former rates.
stil the trade have purchased with caution taking only
for immediate wants. Wool-The market for all SORTS
Of Colonial Wool ait but lover rates have not been
accepted. Euglish Is quiet Prices proven ed from
set,irg down in consequence Of the small stock in fa
ers' hands.
LrvEarooL, April 3.-PRovIsroxs AMERICAN Beef
the arrivals, so tar, limited bat advces lead us
to expect supply above last year The qualify de
find on receipt Of their sales We would request the
attention Of those interested to the In our crcu
lar Of January Pork remains as it has done fo four
months past-no sales-no inquiry. Price does not
tempt the trade to buy ell prefer the cure even
at the wis difference established in value Cheese
tho arrivals OF Cheese for far this have been
limited and the quality Inferior The falling OF in
this respect has been so great prevent that demand
which certainly would have had our whole popu.
laton have been in full employment A considerable
quantity has been released from bond at duty Of per
ns ia 5 the
with this difference OF duty the market has repidy fallen
in nominal price the principle cause Of which the bad
quality oil the article. Shippers should attend to this as
our market must be suited, If remunerang prices are
to be obtained We quote reduction Of fully Is per
cwt. dnring the mcath Lard continues to recede in
price Holders have been pressing Sales and the demand
being thns prices have given way from IS TO Is per
cwt since our last.
LrvknrooL MARKETS, April s-Ashes-The demand
continues very limited Montreal Pearl Ashes have de.
ciued 81 to Cd per cwt several parcels having been
sold ct 7s Pot Ashes aso lower 22s Cd has bean
accepted Tor 100 to 200 barrels Coal-For n week sr
two past have had ess demand for Goals the prces
are hIm. Dyswosds-The market Continues in a Ian.
guild state yet fair amount Of business has bean dons
IN Loswood but at Induced prices. and principally ex
ship The sales comprise $40 tons Campeachy Log wood
at 81 50 TO 81 ISIS for Direct and f6 Is ca TO Ell i2s "a
for ndrect 10 tons Tobasco at So los to co It's Sd Aso
tons ST. Domingo at 81 los to 1885, and 65 tons Jansi
ca at c. Is 81; 60 tons Savana Fustic at fl 81 TO
l0s 10 tons Jamaica at f and small parcels of Lima
Wood at El2 for damaged, and El3 to IA per ton for
sound. lron-The continued pressure for money and
the sagpaiion felt In many branches Of our ma nfsc
lures, are beginning TO tell the Iron market prices
are rather dropping There Is still large quantity be-
Ing regularly consumed for railway and ship buildne
purposes and tins likely to continue for some time to
come, and tho makers still appear to be full Of work
inere no speculation going in Iron that hch 10
bought Is taken at once into CONSUMPTION. Present.
pro es IN Liyerpool-scc,ch Pigs Ga SCI Bars
te Hoops sheets Ella; Plates u l5s; best Refined
81 los; Scotch Pigs IN Glasgow f3 las 3D. Rice
There has been very little done in Rice. During tho
week ending Asil 81 only 500 bags spga were sold;
price las per cwt sa-rhere 10 rather . better de-
mand since our last report which s likely improve
as the spring advances Prices very Arm, and likely
20 rsmsin steady during the year Tho following
present quotations. Best Slowed Salt bags iss 70 10s
per ton alto Handed Squares ss 81 to i9; ditto ehus
Lumps lbs 81; Common i3s; Marine Butter lbs 81;
Agricultural 90 obi River Freight D., Deck and Town
Dues 81. Tsilow-rhs demand has improved, and