The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-22

1850 bags against 600 last year This article mus.
continue to sell freely for time 10 come especially
II the price remains about where II IT, Salt-The price
has been advanced since our last report which likely
to be permanently maintained for the present. the de-
mand generally being good We quote prices as follows:
Best ns slowed for bags las handed squares las
to los shue Jumps ss marine and butter lis; common
asher ss river freight s. dock and town dues Cd per
proved since last report and prices rather above
those then quoted, and Sis cwt - now the current
ss
Assocation) at SIS and buyers at sos 3D. with firm
market South Amsricsn at Ass to sos cwt
but no stock remains with importers The stock Of Rus
sian 4 about casks and of North American do
against 1900 of the former and $50 Of the latter year
Virginia leaf s7s stsmmed l97 Kentucky leaf and se2
ssmmed Of these - Virginia leaf ls stsmmsd and 20
los ssmx.d and 50 Kentucky ssm%eS d. for scotlsnd
ia Virginia. and l64 Kentucky leaf for expectations and
Virginia 80 .tsmmed, 10 kentucky leaf and $50 stem
Orleans Waterford The exports delivered are ats
hhds for Africa. 81 Malta and the Isle Of Man The
demand has been fair ali and the stock
leaf suitable for Africa much reduced The homo trade
have supplied themselves on very moderate terms, even
more 50 than hitherto and purchased freely tempted BY
the low rates at which strips have been offered In our
Quotations We make alteration
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Wool-During, the month the attention Of the trnds
has been chiefly engsgsd with the public sales which
took place here the 10th instant and in London from
"s and Ssns the y IL.
was for the most part inferior STILL from the low state
Of the stocks they have produced satisfactory prices
and beyond what might have been expected had the
quantity offered been larger. The quotations cannot
therefore, be regarded indication Of any improve
o .r" cur.sns their sp.r
items much possible and II II to be feared that they
running the mills short tine. Other ns WOODS wsr: in
quantity Of United State. sold has been about 500 bags
ho If odsr and uy&th
few exceptions. most indhsrenly washed and irregu
ary packed in cases. this has existed to such
fraudulent packing rendering the woods liable to be
turned by the chassis Great complaints made
AS al rhS found
prospects Of this article until got up condition
rather limited request and the existing socks afford
assortment but prices do not offer any feature
tor remark.
of the market at tho close Of preceding report
i, clearly obvious that unless some symptoms Of
revival shortly manfested further depreciation
in prices 70 be looked for That anticipation has
ssoounis from Liverpool and Il. unfsyorsbis int.il
lave been on still LIMITED scale than previously
aotced and American have receded fully 70 TO for
which have still an upward tendency, is cslcu.
ated to destroy confidence, and evidently deters
dealers from operating beyond the most immediate
and although the news from the other side
the channel has been less unsatisfactory within the
last three days. and the demand has been without activ
aud the aspect of business is at present far from
vening looking at the course of eur market during
this month"; II will be that considerable degree Of
pi was displayed for the rst but thai there
than at the close of last month We have been put in
possession of advces to 4th inst from the United States,
via England but they not of different tenor from
those previously received. they productive of
feature the for depression, therefore,
continue to predominant and check extensive operations
Aaheg-We have to record sales of bbln American
Potash LIST brands ls46, at Al per so xii, duty L 2
paid Our market is bare Of Pearlash which we quote
before at 4s but this is, however, merely nominal
No supplies have been received The Utica and Albany
from New York, brought 2a0 barrels Potash Stock on
sales of casks qusrcron bark 10 90 per
80 kilogramme duty paid tons New York besswax at
II go per half xii duty paid The arrivals were ls4 bags
York, 275 bales Orchelle weed, and 20 bags gum
from Bourbon. 43 bags beeswax from st. Domingo and
Notwithstanding the continued rise in breadstufs
prices of Carolina have undergone alteration,
treme quotations being fs7 A. The Sales however,
have been fair at f37 to 40 per so Kill duty
paid The imports were !, 200 derces from Charleston
and New York. 1903 bags East India and .727 casks
rice -four from New York Stock hand 1900 tierces
Taow-Very little demand has been manifested; but,
owing to the advices from London prices have become
We have to record sales of 60 casks New York at 67
s. and 50 casks New Orleans at 1856 SO 90 per kill
duty paid lot Of $50 hrkins New Orleans lard reals
ed 1854 per so Kill We have received $50 casks tall0w
and 1850 bbls lard from the United States and al casks
taow from Montevdeo Whalebone-Tho demand
has been rather active since last report but prices
have not varied from previous quotations About Eve
tons North Western fishery sold at f. AK, and
two tons Southern at ~ 10 per u kill for consump
month to month during the year. taken at f. As per
4 xii duty paid. We have received 600 bundles from
Wheat and Four-Foreign wheat has been much sous
after and prices have advanced previous quotations
The sales consist of German and Danish deliverable
tn opening Of the navigation at ss 80 to 90 per sack Of
400 Kill There still further upward tendency, offers
having been made for New York, white at io7 per hect
At the last Montivilliers market the average for homo
growth was 1917 per sack, making rise of II that OF
the preceding week. American -four continues to be
Of so per Dbl The latest prices are iso to 81 Der bbl
for New Orleans and tsl to f52 so for New York, in
bond.
American Provision Market.
From the Liverpool Times, March Al
In consequence OF the imports from Ireland being so
very small the supplies from the United States are
looked for with anxiety The value of beef has improved
Is Cd to S. per tercs at which there II ready sale
Pork which has extensive demand 10 So to 81 per Dbl
above last quotations further advance of % for
hams and Is fer bacon has been paid during the month
and the trade very dull As the supply of lard limited
this article 10 eagerly bought at extreme rates Better
Bacon, per cwt-Irish, new, 81 63 United States 40
6s. Beef-Inda and extra quality per sa6 h. 80 ss
inferior and old, per fierce, 60 a 50; Inferior and
old per barrel, 90 92s; Irish, per tisrce, As 80
p,ms Canadian 9rss:
per cwt-Cheshre b6a6s United States hne sOa52; mid
ding, 44a4s ordinary 40a43 Lard per cwt-Irish in
6rkns $780, kegs 60s64 bladders 8sa7; United State
in bbbls b4at6 kegs 5sa6 Pork per Dbl of 400 bs-U
States, moss 7sae0 prime d. bbl 200 lbs 7oa75 Hams
per cwt-Bslast, dry, 7Oa74j u States do duty paid
40a86.
State OF Trade In the Manufacturing Dis.
trlcts.
From Winners Times, March Al
BRApFoRD.-The staplers seem more willing to sell
than they were but the spinners buy with great caution
and only for their present limited demands We can re
port no alteration OF moment in price In yarns there
cerainly business done both for home and OK
port trade, especially the latter; and have confden
hopes that long shall be able 10 state that th
branch Of market 10 in satisfactory state trins
advance was in many instances obtained In price There
to difference in the of business dons
In the piece market though some manufacturers com
planned that the sales not good as previously
Prices were firm, but only stationary.
HALIrAx.-The piece trade has been very dull and WI
learn that some Of the manufacturers beginning
short time 1t expected that the failures in Ham
burgh will not much, il ut all affect this neghbohood