The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-11

Fronce for suppes which to considerable extent
in The way Of being forward from England which
relieved the market In that quarter in the face of in
creased arrivals from the United States Buyers the
contrary in consequence Of the disposed to
claim some concession from sellers who appeared unwil
ling to meet them and hence operations were materially
checked and sales made to less extent than for some
time previously Genesee to arrive by the River sold at
81 90. Northern yellow commanded from 100 lO3
cents the latter price for the article delivered along
side Of ship A sale Of Jersey red wheat was made
ct lac cents. Meal continued to sell at 81 s7h.
Provisions were steady at previous rates Groceries
were steady with fair of at about yester
days prices A meeting called, to convene in the
rotunda Of the Exchange, at al NJ for the purpose
giving expression to the felt for the capture Of Vera
'ruz and the Castle of Juan d'ulua by American
arms The hour appointed being high change the cir
oamstance had the effect of supsndng business for the
moment, and probably contributed to extent in
retarding operations
Asnrs-sale: Of so bbls Of Pots were made at S.
fearls were held firm at Sc 371z So SO.
ported
BREApsrurrs-F Yourwe report sales Of 500 bbls Gen.
eseo to arrive by the river at 81 do at$7 62
200 do Jersey sold at do Genesse to arrive In
all the year at SIS "A; Southern continued in fair de-
mand though sales were lmited-l00 bbs Georgetown
sold at 81 l2 sales of other brands made to
arrive, on terms which did not transpire. Wheat
.Ie
and 1900 do Delaware do, at 81 4s. Co,n-we
report sales Of 1900 bushels yellow. In gthe alp, at
days at iooc 1000 DO to arrive in June at 7sc; 5000
Do Western mixed to arrive in July at TIC; 1000 d.
Northern yellow to be delivered alongside Of ship at
lO2c. and 5000 do. white, terms not mentioned
Corn Meal-We report sales Of 1000 barrels Of New Jer
sey on private terms and l4oo do, at - SIN Rye
sale Of 1000 bushels made at 9Oc RyeFlour-we
report sales Of $50 barrels at 81 Sly 0atssalss Of
1000 bushels North River were made at 4sc.
CAsDLEs.-Sperm were steady at 81 S2c
COFTEE.-We
FauIr.-We report sales Of 500 boxes Of bunch raj
Of 600 n bad order sod bv auction at 81 81
80 62, cash. and 700 boxes of lemons, do. do 81 %
% BIN cash The lot offered was large but portion
Fnn-The cargo Of dry cod, previously noticed, con'
tinued to be sold chiefly at retail at 50 e2 50 u.s. In
mackerel there was nothing new.
firm.
LEAp-Pig remained steady at 81 as
MoLAsEs-We report sales of 100 ticrces and 100 bar
res New Orleans at Soc 10 hhds. Muscovado sold at
auction, and brought 263sc cash.
NAVAL SroREs-Spirits turpentine continued to move
In moderate way for home USE at old prices Holders
Of rough continued firm
OIL-American linseed city), to tho extent Of 900
800 gallons sold at &C., We report sales Of 5000 gallons
natural winter strained sperm at ll2c. There
change In whale or crude sperm.
PRovIsIoss.-The market was firm, and sales Of 200
bbls old primo were reported sold at $l2 62h 1t
old mess, at si4 SIX. and old prime at SD u.s. New
moss was firm at $40, and new prime at SIS IS Beef
IN
RIcE.-Sales were made of $50 tierces good rice at
- so.
sEEps.-There was nothing new Clover continued to
move In moderate way for sowing at 81 81 so. Tho
last sales of rough Haxseed made at Sill so per
fierce
SUoAR.-The market steady, and sales made to a
fair extent without material change in quotations We
report sales 900 hhds Muscovado at ~ cents 10 do
Porto Rico sold private terms 2o boxes Havana sold
at auction 80 Of which, consisted of white damaged at
cents, cash. The remainder consisted Of brown, and
sold at 81 a 7 a., cash.
ToBAcoo.-Fair to good qualities continued in fair
demand but owing to the reduced stock transactions
We're limited without change in prices.
Observation-Disclosures continue to quote ut 81
3lH cents; and South Sea at 321S cents.
FREIGHTs.-There not many engagements trans
PRED and rates generally were rather unsettled. An
English vessel reported engaged to Liverpool for
-four at 6s The packets demanded Dad for grain and
Is tor -four 1000 5000 bushels Of corn in bags,
engaged in ship for Liverpool at 22d To Havre tho
rates for flour remained at 81 5O for grain Mt as cents
and for cotton, at III cents. The last engagements
made to Antwerp at 81 rs cents for flour and
for rice We heard of no engagement to London. God
offered for sacks In corn to Ireland vessel
taken for southern port to load with grain for Liver
pool at 22d In bags.