New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-20
London Markets.


London Markets.
CAee,e-There has been little doing, hut principally in
fine things during the past months the retail trade want
ing certain prices as they have not ADVANCED e eu
70 the public The demand there for something pet
~ GOOD AT low price, which Is not 10 be mad This Is cauS-
ng the trade 10 be awkward ard the country houses in
many places are substituting American which are better
in quality than low priced things ana on WHEN some
thing can be got. No export trade.
CoFfe-The value Of West India Coffee has remained
pretty steady the business done privately Is un
portan the arrivals small and the stock now nearly
exhausted. Although not much is doirg in Ceyion stu
the demand and prices are steady Inc excess present
stock OF last year Java Is little wanted II s
however held hrm small business has been transacted
atterly in the foreign market but prices nave pee a
tained.
C6non-Holders of East India manifest frmness, and
insist upon fully previous rates, bnt exporters anc le
home trade have cautious In their proceedings by
private contract during the week. ard the speculative de-
mand ceased for the present. none mas Oee offered ~
auction Cotton Is cheaper than was last year
Henp-Prices firm for all kinds st. Peiersburgh Is
held farther advance. Jute is also dearer Tor me
quality 500 bales In public sale brought tl3 los 10 30
2s cd 80 bales Sum hemp ELL SIS. Manila and other
kinds Of T. l. are firm 600 bales American went at f23
to f23 IS per ton Flax quiet SIS bales Egyyan were
offered auction the greater part taken IN al to- lVs 10
fs5 one lot sold at Gao los per ton.
HopS-For present consumption there is fair demand
the stock being respects the last years GROWTH and
nnc qualities being relatively the sc8rcest and held fry
likely rise when the demand becomes at all ami
mated
any Importance We must however notice the fall III the
price OF Scotch Pig Iron there being now sellers IN the
market us cd cash. British manufactured Is hm, ana
in good demand British Lead rather on the RISE as the
demand is great and supplies small. Speer Is again
rather lower and is decidedly at In Tin we have moth
ing notice. either regards British or foreign In
Plates there Is almost nothing doing Copper continues
much in the same position as for some weeks past
Ndral SoTeS-At present there only rifng business
doHg in Tar. Stockholm per barrel Is now sold at from
les to les g. per barrel During the past month there
have been arrivals rough Turpenne prices are
los Cd to lis cd for old 10 fine new quality Spirits are
reduced in value without causing an increased demand
0-Lnseed Oil is cheaper; Rape oil Is in larger supply
Cocoa Nut is much demand, and Olive Oil is more
sought after previous rates Fish Oils are generally
firm the transactions have been latiery confined 10
the mere wants ofthe trade, AZ Egg for pale Seal and TO
los for Cod Southern and Sperm both quiet, owing 10
farther public sales which will try prices again.
ProriSiOns-Tho demand still continues brisk Tor the
mild and finer qualities OF Irish Butter. Ihere IS little al
be noticed in price. The stock has increased
and exceeds that of last year by 300, and deliveries
show decrease 1000 frkns The arrivals oil foreign
continue small not more than half the consumption Inc
market for Bacon is very dull The late large arrivals
lead the buyers expect lower prices There is less dong
than usual at this OF the year for free on board
shipments In all other articles of provisions there Is no
alteration in price al parties connected win the aee arc
waiting the result of the provision duties.
Sesds-Rape ARE scarce and much wanted, and would
readily bring Is l5s Red Coverseed in orsker demand
and prices on the advance. White Is quiet
Tdlo,r-A limited demand existed AT the pubic safes
this afternoon, but prices were without material
1873 casks Australian brought 40s to ais VI 10 eshS
American BIS cd 10 39s Sd Oh casks olS 81
yellow candle duty paid Ais 3D. lI5 casks stranded ct
10, in bond 3Ss cd 10 39s per cwt.
Ta-Thc business of the week has been confined 10 Inc
suppy of actual wants, which. however amounts 10
somewha: important quantity. The determination now
ever not purchase for immediate demand reneers Inc
market excessively heavy.
Wool-The sales which terminated on the 2Stn utmo,
have gone OF we'll TO be expected from the I'M
certain state OF the pending parliamentary discussion ana
the tghness of money Good woods have maintained iu
and paid dearly for in the last October sales have oeen neg
lected sold for less money. One remarkable eanfe III
these sales the quantity OF North American ehee0
Belfast Market.
Owing 10 the unsettled state of trade which has con-
tpued for some weeks past Produce and other mar
ket, have been very quiet and little business has been
DONE Al present quote fine scale sugar 91s 10 oos
medium 49s to sos. nne crushed 6is hne crushed me-
dunn SIS TO 6s The demand for FlaNseed increasing
and the sales daily becoming more important Hold
very firm at the following prices, viz-Duch SIS
10 90, per hid Riga ASS TO sos per barrel Tobacco IN
bond fine Strips 4sd Old per 10 hne Leaf 81 10 std
Roll IS 10 IS Al The shipping price of first quality Of
Butter is Cos per cwt. There is moderate business
doing in Bacon Hams and Lard but prices rather
declining Timber American Pine Is 81 to Is ID per
foot Mcneil 2s to IS I'd Oak Is Sd IS black Birch
Is Cd 10 lOd - feet Plank SIS los SIS los per 20
- feet Bstens s3 sli American apples Is 10 Is 81
per dozen.
There is considerable duness in the OF the Bacon
market the better qualities selling for is per the
IL TO AS hams 10 UIaCoereC Lard
52s SIS The price of Butter has fallen considerably
since report and it expected will recover this
season prices range 62s TO sos per cwI We have
nct any thing particular to epor, in other articles
Havre Markets.
HAyRE, Feb. IS
Coaon-The resciion that took place in our market. az
the close OF our preceding circular has not been procuc
tive OF any farther depreciation in prices for although
there been animation displayed in the buying the
demand has nevertheless been steady character and
the daily averaged 1900 bales OF American Cot
On the hand dealers from the trade have come or
ward regularly whilst the other they have been reey
!ey OF their stock, have, however evinced dis
position to realize cuErelt rates. Upon the whole
therefore. be said that there Is any unfavoraoe
feeling prevalent though buyers have operated moderate
" and SPECTATORS have kept entirely in the backsrounc
but there presen, general fatneSs IN branch
OF business. which affords little prospsc; OF speedy
amendment and whilst from the English markets
any material change Will ha; things will assume
any great degree Of activity. We without any
counts from the United States later than received
via England By the Hibe.r;a steamer the svces brought
a.tersrd by tie Sy!e de- Grasse, from NewYo.k. being
Of prior date.
1896 bales Sew,Or,eaus ---.-------f %. 20 So
$50 " Mobile $3.50 70 S.
$3.50 Uolana ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $3.50 20 IL
5iI \. O. and Mobile, 10 arrive. 10 10 7l5o
202 :: Sea Island. i3S.- 70 700
6sls bales
The imports amount 10 1856 bales.
ASsour stock being in the hands 0. SPECTATORS me
demand has been extremely limited and prices are wen
supported 33 so for United states Potash and 50 10
So IS for Pearlash per SO Kill duty (fs s7) paid Inc
Syvie-de Grasse from New York. had on board l3S Dds