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

Lower Bale white: 100 Essp DR. M az. % 40
Ditto, red. :. ......so 81 Peas. English. per
S:a:asn.. 80 s. EoIs s; -. 80 So
n.c.n , aed a wnae. Malt Enshsn' Per 90
M ,sd bsI Si s
Odessa, Polish. ..... "a Is Flour. Ensiish Der
Ditto hard ........sIo 10 asolbs 90 90
Egyptian ;;.... IS $40 Irlsh. extra nns. ~ "
Ens,;. Ps ~, = s los ohsa ssstes per .,
IW9 .l,b ana scotch. ss cs Sa.
irish old '.. Scotch. DR. 30 Ibs a 0 a o
Barley, English per Irish. new. 800. 81 6 $40
imp .saos SO Do, old; ........ 81 SIS
Irish Scotch, 4 Msur Indian Corn, per
rp e.; " iss......... 3o tWos.'."'...''. !" 10
Iosao, M.,..r. -, u.,.,.-r;, i. au,. anal.
yer mas been more dealt in but at lower rates say ES
zoe to Ea0 per ton Pig iron hrmsr and bars
OF Swedish tar are arm, at the quoted
prices: American per barrel ias Spirits Of turPsntins
hs rss :, o,s 70 ~ penny agan cnesPsr, ocn ~,
All Th pr rr;s on nrm anu I nsi, S
~ a., orsn "a =. a. ormea nsmeS c11 - c1o - ~.
nI sa 20 Sos per snn and III 20 ~ Pc. .un
ior Amsncsn r,cv'son:LThe arrival Of irish putter -
nss ,t.:dv w;th l;s,,a a,;a. IL nr;c. ThS ,tocE 4
iaiso casks less than correspondng week last year
az s.h s -. s Sun.ss .h ~ =; .h ,ss ~
sna inc an 80 nv =.
sesuon .. tns aoues. ns circumMsnce mas clesa
@ IN .oreen Dues nS ,a n, ta NJ.
Place o Sscon-Ihs stock = nov only isoU osss agsns
vssr .ho shnrs ~ - s,s ~ corsmmnt;on consa
WIN ;n%rn. >. nS S my Ur;cs ard =
.sosuiel arg snauceo 20 IooA 10, nens1 gs.oo. L
ma ns ssl . - p,0e .nhse ,s ;n
n nn %0ss ,n9ameS sl ysy Few ns cn eS
Ta ;o sxpscssa. Not much doing 70 Poix
since our last puocaton caroline IN small parcels mas
Deen sod ~ ss 70 sos ana ratna az Is 20 "a per cw
cry lind % !. per cwt a. suction. held on tn. soth
W. .v ne.sM MsIo 500 e. IN .aSs5cS On "fI s
es Of pa per SwG maaaang white fetched los 70 los
% 20 los niro ana iourtn class l1s 70 rs Per
TalowIThe proposed reduction Of duty y expected to
PYC has been about 42s Cd to ass cw on the spot
and town ass net cash Tea-There has been 2 falling
proposed to be made n the duty and which has occ,
nonea mucn DISAPPOINTMENT amones the traoe soneIM'
from Offering any al public SALE but 10 900 packages are
declared ior the otn February.
LoSDoE CoRr TRADE, Fee. AIT the time when the
traced state owing the extreme uncertainty which
prevailed respecting Sir Robert Peels intentions the
any kind Of grain produce and prices were exceedingly
huctuatng. Now that the government plan has been
promulgated there symptoms Of Improvement, and
ly supplied although is conjectured that the sudden
release ohe whole bonded wheat may perhaps prevent
I'd inst owing to short arrival Of English wheat and
the trade havfog themselves very nearly out Of
laws the supply taken of eagerly al advance Of
Is to per and good fresh old foreign taken at
not 50 much disposition to invest in a q. wa:
after the announcement Of Sir Robert Peels proposed
scale Of and duties Fine 0h oas,
are held higher
LIVERPOOL CoTroN MAaxEr-For the Week end
vancing. During the first three days Of the week
were quiet but Arm, and waiting the by the
that the receipts al the ports Of the United states are lass
by IN bales than at the period Of last
year. Some writers account for this large and sudden
will be made up further on in the SEASON We cannot
however come to the conclusion that this will be Co. nor
account for all the deficiency without supposng that the
crop has been somewhat over-estimated Then, again.
there nothing the scale Of prices retard supply
there is sucient nducemsnt for bringing the produce
to market On the political question we make no 70.
n onv TO s
tent quite little could have been reasonably looked
for, namely. one-eighth per lb have We had any
lrge speculative movement. Perhaps the state Of mo.
nsy affairs and the disturbance and which
may arise from settling the railway deposits may act in
some measure q restraint upon speculators. 5000
American have been taken speculation, and 100 Anne
rcan for export The sales of to-day lare 900 bags all
sss!p h' ''' SAFES Of tho week
TIE WEEK EnpINo JANUARY 23.-During the first two
three days Of this week, prices jus. barely sup
day and partly cnwednssdsy the demand increased upon
from the trade Joined by little speculation and
ing the quotations Of Friday last a. We were that time
The opening Of the debates in Parliament with regard
10 me SUBJECT OF Free Trade are TINS morning receiving
much attention on Change. whether the sentiments
avowed from such high authority will have any
bearing upon the value Of cotton, remains 70
be seen. The immediate effect seems to be In
cressng coincidence In the future course OF the article
the demand at this instant being somewhat more eager
than before There 10 not however at this moment any
great weight OF Cotton offered on the market TOR sale
the holder. preiering TO wait for the full
surat and 700 Egyptian have been taken on
1000 bales have been sold today nsrr all to the trade
ct full prices The sales for the week amount to ST.
FoR THE WEEK ENDING JAN. So-since our circular Of
Friday last advice: week later from the United states
have been received From these learn that the com.
parafvs falling OF in the receipts OF cotton at the ports
OF America was becoming still greater every DAY Inc
letters accompanying these statements are modsraung
their to the extent Of the CROP few reach.
ing 90 high - 100000 bales; and some, the writers
OF which have great reputation for temperate JudA
mont in those matters actually come a. low - TWO mil
lions These statements continued much longer win