The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-19

of the advices from Liverpool greatly contributes
produced by unhealthy state Of money matters have
not entirely ceased to predominate obvious that the
banefu influence of the financial crisis daily becoming
weaker and all apprehensions of relapse may be- said
to have completely disappeared Our market has there
FORE since last report been distinguished by great de-
gree activity dealers from the trade have evnced
desire to operate freely and the buying has not boon al
together devoid Of speculative this has not
been sufficiently conspicuous to give any impulse to the
Improvement which may be mainly ascrbed to the in
creased demand for consumption and prices have ex
perenced advance OF fully to 6f on all descriptions
of American cottons Our latest intelligence from the
United States to the LIST inst and we are now daily
looking for dates to the sth by the Sarah Sands which
10th dem by the Caledonia steamer, Via England
Aahes-For want of supplies, our stock being entirey
exhausted the market remains in the same situation as
last reported We quote prices of new American Potash
at as to d. and Pearlash at f67 90 per 80 kill duty
rs 2s) paid. No supplies have been received: Bark
lot Of 80 casks Querctron deliverable by the packet
ship Of the 10th instant found buyers at ia so per so
kill duty paid We have received 80 casks and 2s9 bags
by the Silvie de Grasse, from New York
anything has been done since our last report for want
Of demand the sales consisting Of only 700 Buenos Ayre
dry at soc per half kill duty paid; 1900 Montevideo
dry SO to 5c and 400 Rio, wet sailed at % to 29c
per half Kill duty paid; 226 Brazil dry, in damaged
state were run of by auction at 46 toi49c The i'm
ports we're 836 hides from Montevideo and 500 from
Bahia Hops-A lot of 80 bales American growth, first
Sort 1896 found buyers at 10 per 80 Kill duty paid or
f37 in bond for export Our stock snhana consists Of
$50 bales Ricehis article has been quite neglected
for time past and the state Of the market has be
come very depressed. We quote prices OF Carolina
at ~ TO 10 per % Kill Tor consumption Notuppnes nav,
arrived this week Tallow, Ac-We have to notice
sale Of 81 casks New York, at 3d. Russia yellow de-
verable by the first arrivals from St fetersbursh s
quoted ut 50 rs per 80 kill duty paid About 4J0 casks
American Lard fetchedf 10 for home The Pioneer,
from New Orleans, had on board ~ bbs Wha.ebone-
The same stagnation has predomnated in the ransac
lions that we before noticed therefore, continue to
quote northwestern fishery at lax to Is and south
ern at 25 to 30 per halt Kill duty paid Some supplies
have been received by several Of our whaers The
5vic dc Grasse had on board 1872 bundles. Stock
hand 900 tons against $50 tons last year Wheat and
flour-Owing to the prevalence Of favorable weather
Ind the general decline in prices both in England ana
France there has been less spirit displayed In the de-
mand here, which has led to reaction, our quotations
for American -four, in loco having lowered per oo
The sales amount TO 80 900 bbls follows New york.
In loco from 60 down to 81 New Orleans 90 90 10
3d. and deliverable In June 90 90 to 49, Balnpore ho
deliverable in June, sold at AZ per Do III pV ~
Towards the close of the week, our quotau1ns ~ ~
thus viz Baltimore in loco at fol; New orleans 90
to SO So and New York at ( 50 90 to OF per Dbl ~
wheat decline has also taken place in prices .ne ns
effected being Zoo hect Danish white At los 10 oo'
5000 hect Danzic ut Ol to 02 and 5000 bags view
leans at % So in loco and 95 to 81 to arrive anu o
hectoltres Spanish 1T 90 so per sack OF 2Vo XII "a.
last Monvicrs market, the average OF nome Grown
was 100 So making the decline OF on per sack On
that Of the prsyous week The imports were 1894 bbls
flour, and 1880 bags wheat, nom New orissns %S''so