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

mas, beeu 30 dull az during the last week. TIE trans
actions having been upon an extremely limited scale
however, been unaffected but there has been trans
actions sufficient weight to fix prices very decidedly
The folio ing The latest Spanish New
Three per Cents. 341l; Spanish New Five per Cents
2asl Mexican -, Portuguese -Four per Cents. 81
Dutch Two and Half per Cents SSH to 5eX; Dutch
Four per Ceuts, 92S
PAris BouRss, March 1.-The resumption Of amicable
relations between NJ Guizot and the Marquis Of Nor
mandy has given degree Of confdence to our Bourso
to-day Prices which opened at about the closing quo
aiions OF Saturday showed tendency advance,
ana CONTINUED 50 to the close when three's were de-
month"; 6ves closed firm i9f the former and lsf
coo for the latter The share market equally partcpa
improved quotations.
MADRID BoLsA, Feb. 24-Businsss continues heavy
here Three cents SIX money, alK paper; i've per
cents isA money, 20 paper: debt without interest %
money, on paper; coupons IL money IN paper
L,vrRposL Corror MARKET, roR THE WEEK
FEBRUARY l9.-The days business Of Tuesday in our
cotton market the smallest have had for year:
quantity part was taken on speculation The rest of
the time of the past week has MT been passed IN such
duiness however has prevailed and the usual and me-
cesssry consequences have resulted from IT, namely.
gradual dec line IN the prices Of a kiads true the
have been expected from our recently raised position
and the hands in which the great bulk OF our
stock 10 no Instance has exceeded Va per
lb and generally not more than 1t il pretty obvi
from the marked and largely reduced rate
poD and the continued depression of trade In
Manchester that the relative positions stock and sup
ply hand, and the ectva consumption on the
other, are gradually undergoing some modification.
The stock this in the hands Of spnners
yond doubt unusually light perhaps small
is sscertansd to point; nor il there any variation
from the previous estimates of the coming crop Of the
Of European and American Requirement. supposng the
former rate OF consumption to have been fully kept up
But IT, owing to scarcity and high priced food the cotton
trade Of this country is to continue contracted to the
limits II has been during the last two months the guam
,ity Of tho material, although reduced it H. may
yet be found more nearly sufficient than had previ
ously supposed 1t is this possibility which is now bear.
ing upon Any favorable change In the state Of the
Manchester market would Instantly be felt here. II IL
not surprising therefore, that should look with much
Interest to the turns which take place Ia that quar-
100 American $50 Egyptian and 2e0 Surats for expert
Sales today 1000 bales all for consumption Tho total
sales Of the week are IA. $40 bales.
ArorHrR RKpomr--The depressed state of trade In
the manufacturing districts has now given a decided
check to consumption, and the trade continue to buy
very sparingy: Since the arrival Of the steamer on
and further decline Of per 10 has been submitted to in
and ssporssrs 100 American 900 surat and $50 Egyptian
$50 Sea Island will be sold BY auction next Friday Sales
Of the week smount to 1890 bales
Foa THE WEEK ENDING FEBRUARY 26-There is very |
little change in the price of Cotton between this day and
Friday of last week. The increasing demand Mon
DAY and seconded Sy avofSss report, from
brought upon US active and spirited business on Wed
pssda Altogether the transactions Of that day amount
5000 bags nearly oneha for export and specu
laon and the prices Of" middling' fair" American
raised per ID above the previous printedIquota
tons Since that day, the demand has somewhat mode
rated and close the week with steadness, but not
with much animation the market upon the whole not
$500 American been taken speculation and
American, 100 surat and SO pan for export Sales
to-day 1000 bales, including 600 American for export
Sales Of the week are % 100 bales
ANOTHER REronr There has been some revival in
the demsnd from the trade with comfortable enquiry
from exporters and speculation and the prices gene
the market however closes quietly and no cha 60 can
be made in the quotations of last week. AT public sale
at 71ad to lOxd Taken by spectators $500 American,
and for export 1900 American so Egg pan and $50 Su
rat The sales for the week are eel bales
Foa FEs. II TO MARCH s-The proce edngs during
time past The sales about 10 500 bales portion of
which taken by Spectators and exporters There is
not least change in prices since the 2Sth u SO that
the quotations then stand unaltersd. The i'm.
porls during the month have been to fair extent.
LONDON MARKETS, March s.-Metas- pig iron
has been in good demand, and beag scarce, higher
prices have obtained but much has been done
owing the rmness of holders No l. IT'S Cd cash. and
mixed numbers las Cd to 75s In stafordshire and
Welsh pigs good business has been done at rather
easier prices but at present quotations remain the
Railway bars are firm, but not much has been
done owing to makers and holders being unwilling sell
at preset rates. which 60 los to 60 12s Sd.
Welsh bars steady Copper continues in brisk
quest at the late advance in prices but little is to be had
adult appearance, and sales be made more f..
vorsble erms-Banca lois, and slabs s7s to o..
cheaper and little doing Lead Arm at our quota
tons and little offer. speler 10 firm at E22 los
rates oncksver steady at Is Sd per ID Naval Stores
Splits are in much better demand. and the dissrs
% % have been made
paid. Rough sells more freely, and at better prices.
Holders show much Amnsss in consequence Of the high
reghts from America. and obtsning lis to las per
barrel for or Tar the supply very small and
the quotations rule high but at los to 2os barrel the
Sd to 8s per cwt Archangel &C. I'd to 7 and Stock
holm IS cd to 9s there 10 but a moderate supply.
In Linseed and several parcels the spot have lately
been purchased by at 26s 3d. at which
there number of buyers hut most OF the sellers
den andipg 3D. TO Cd moro money For forward months
large amount OF business has been done TO the extent
of $50 TONS Tor May June, and July deliverable ATS,
the chief operators and peculson for
the American market Provsions-Tbe de msnd for Irish
fair of business aterly been transacted espe
ciay in the low and fine sorts Carlow landed brought
sos 10 gss Clonms and Kilkenny eos to Sos Csrrck Gas
Limerick S2s to Dos, and Sligo SOS to S2s per cw For
arrival fair quantity has been disposed Of and there a'e
generally sellers at present rates The ads all
has
cleared 6ne reslsnd at HOS to has, and other descrp
lions Of Dutch 7ss to 1855. The vane Of is
Ios .ss English has been only in limited request
,ers ars free sellers Of prime Dorset at 1905 and mid
apg e0s per cwt and fresh los to lss per doz pounds
Bacon not much improved in value although the
rivals small and the stock IL less than last
but the demand has been brsker and a fir amount Of
business transacted prime sorts meeting With the
attention Heavy landed brought 6s to Sos for and
small 63s to Cos per cw There few parcels for arr
val and fair quantity s offer. The consum pon
tnues small scale, which must be attributed 10 the
high rates that still prevail There good demand for
bale and heavy fierce mindless but small have been
purchased with caution. The value OF bale, according
to o. atty is 5ss to 60 and terce to The
ply is on the increase In Hams few purchases have
been made and Irish offered at CAS- 10 76s per cwt
according to quality For Lard the market is in dull
state prices the decline, Waterford baddered
being obsinable at "a to 1885, Belfast 7Os 73s, frkn
and keg COS to 66s and American sos In Irish
and foreign bsrrelled Pork extensive business has
been transacted, and prices very Arm Beef fully
supports former rates Scotch Pork 10 selling at AIS to
s4s For English Cheese there has been a much better
demand, but prices little improvement has occurred
American sells freely at 36s to 60s Foreign is still
wanted Edam 46s TO SOS, Gouda AIS ass and Kants