The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-03

isss scale but NO alter alton In prices can be quoted
Iohs-se-ris msrkrt has been very dull this week and
fev vrfttrn sfr o. thc lrade rurpcntineNo safes
fepnittt -Noieit sta nling the accounts from
tu7rtrgt demaud Cor eign The public sales of
cd 'u'l D. Lrndoa ciosc tots day, aud it is satis
inrtofl Ia nj c. that the later sales have gone
rather bftier aud q b 60 b. hoped that our mar
At oil -oia partic pate in this Improvement
Naval >gorvs-1he marNet for Tar Is quiet but for
email o On the spot ghr dealers have pay 20s Cd for
Stockholm al ~. "a for Archange There sellers
for arrival al about 10 81 Cor Stockholm but at pre-
seni % 10, bear Of any business English coal is
quoted Rosia l. dau Of sale at Is per cwt. About
500 barrels ROACH turPentine close at hand
Of which direct % distitrs the other portion is
On sale for which = l. demanded, but no business
done spirits have been take n 20 moderate extent at
about last weeks rates. English drawn, in puns at
81 "a O. aS aud American 33s Cd To 3is, casks in
ciudsd. Provisions. -Anerican-For mdjles of bacon
there l. better demand and rather higher rates
paid 5ss 10 60s and pork brings so TO Cos About
yuO tons baltimore daily expected which will meet
good sale A few hams offer. for which sos to
6Ss s asked according 10 quality Lard dull of sale,
aud pr.ces have downward tendency we quote kegs
ADS 10 Sos and barrels a. 10 sos per cwt Beef and
pork are In steady request at fully former terms.
Prices for ships follows india beef 120s to
l2is per terc- Of $3.50 lbs India 100 lo5s, prime
% 10 s5s India pork l@o To lass per terce Of 04
lbs aud prime mess 50 to Sos per bbI The whole of
the stock ~ cheese taken out OF first hands
the small parcels sold have brought full prices good
and hne squoted at As to SIS and inferior and mid
ding 10 TO s6s. leish-ln new butter only moderate
business has been done but prices have fallen to As
the market Is rather quiet aud there disposition
shown the part OF the agents to SELL supplies
getting larger. The late arrivals not yet cleared
or owing to the Increase of other buffers Waterford
first landed brought obs to 9ss Limerick rsts 94s to
g,s Cork four;hs Sos TO sss aud ths IDS to Sos On
board for future shipment very little business has
becn transacted. the rates asked still high.
oionmei Is offered Tor TINS month June ana july at
OPS to 9Os. but has no. met with purchasers. The
supply Of home made comes freely tn market, and
trade has been good, owing TO reduction of Is to Is
having been accerted-ine Dorset 9Is to 9ss, mid
fresh IS to lbs per dozen lbs The supplies of bacon
continuing small the agents have been firm during
the week and have succeeded in obtaining advance
for choice parcels Of Is to IS in most instances but
the dealers only purchase for immediate consumption,
their sale Is much reduced by the late high prices
prime and small singed Waterford landed 70s t. 74s
heavy Sos to los, Limerick sizeabe 6ss to 70s, and
heavy SIS to 6Ss The stock Is very small whereas the
deliveries are going on steadily. On board for
future shipment little is offer. few small lots of
szeabo Waterford have been sold at rs free board
There many buyers for forward but the high rates
asked stop business. Bale and terce mddles have met
ready sale but are very scarce and fetch hgn rates
Fine hams have met good demand at rather sitter
ratesinferior and middling kinds also more in re-
quest at former terms. The finest descriptions Of
oladdered lard have been in good request, have
fetched top but the inferior dull
sale, at low prices Barrelled beef finds steady
sale at full prices but for pork the demand is duh and
prices barely supported. Rice-The market Is dull.
and buyers are not willing to make purchases except
at lower rates At public sale on the 10th 242l bags
We're bought in at los Cd to lis for mddlng and good
mid dusty white being above its value the remainder
sold At rather lower pricesgood bold white lis good
mddling los to los Cd first class damaged 0s to
9s Cd. second s. Cd third IS and fourth 6 per cwt
AMERICAN Provision MARKEr, May 19.-Thc i'm
proved feeling in commercial affairs continues but the
improvement SO FAR consists in revived hopes for the
future rather than in any actual advance towards
healthier and more settled trade The unsettled state
OF the continent continues to act very unfavoraby
our ina nufacturing markets, which are in degree
recovered from their late depression-the prices Of
many kinds Of goods having been lower on Tuesday
last in Manchester then at any time previously, owing
mainly to the news just then received Of the attempt
to overthrow the government Of France. Trade here
what interfered with by the same cause still
there has been fair demand for kinds of produce
with tendency towards higher prices For provisions
dema nd goodthe whole of the imports being Ia
ken of as they come to hand. Beef has steady sale
without change in price, finer qualities being much
wanted, and readily bringing 9os to OBS Cd. In pork
ing lower, while all fine parcels of prime mess eady
bring quotations Bacon continues to have a large
SAFE put as the imports are on more exte nsive scale
than was expected the market has declined Is to
Hams are selling more freely but at very low prices
For lard the sale is unusually large the whole of the
late large arrivals having been sold at the rates pre-
yiousy current. The decline in the price of
tallow. should ii continue will probably az
feet the demand for lard nj the season advances
Talow has declined lower prices still are expected
contracts for forward delivery having been made con-
sideraby under our late rates. Cheese of prime quail
ties. would still bring highest quotations. but any
extensive import would put down prices - to 6s Ame-
rican being now relatively higher in price than Eng
lish while. far opinion be formed the
make Of English cheese will be larger this season than
for many years past. All operations for the coming
i'll. therefore. be unsafe. If based
expectation. Grease butter is wanted and would bring
higher rates. Linseed cakes have free sale the best
parcels bringing &c Is to e. at which rates the de-
mand is likely to continue good. In American seeds
there is business to report The favorable change
in the weather has produced very decided alteration
for the better in the appearance of the grow
the refreshing rains Of this week being much
by the spring grains while they have not been
heavy as to njnre the wheat plant. Wheat and -four
remain without alteration. some Of the country
kets being higher, owing to small deliveries from the
farmers, who are engaged in field work. For Indian
corn and meal the demand has been more extensive
from Ireland. and with small supplies prices have
vanced to Bis to 33s for yellow 30s white and l3
sd to 13 I'd for meal These prices would be main
tanned under heavier arrivals T. {. Kirkpatrick
HAvEr. May 1s-Cottons-Our Cotton market. which
had become animated last week and experienced
advance OF 20 on United States descriptions, has
reapscd since into "a dull state the sales for the
night being only 400 bales On the other hand the
arrivals have been sma-say 1870 bales from Mobile
Prices Of fair and good descriptions held stiff but
ordinary and inferior goods somewhat lower. New
Orleans. fair is worth f6I. and Upland f63
Stock this day. lis 600 $1,000 46ooO
Prices. ....... f51 to so ESQ to 40 f62 to 9S
Rice-The demand has been regular, and prices have
experienced "A slight advance. The sales are, 800
ticrces Carolina 30 to % per so kilo stock 300
bales against 600 last year Potash is wanted
The nominal quotation is ESQ per so ko. Tallow &c
No demand whatever for Talow. of which our market
is well stocked Some Lard realized SO for consump.
ton Whalebone-Our quotations are fl 20 to So
and the stock to 50 tons against 100 last
son; but there is n total absence of buyers.
H.MBuRcu May IL The market for coffee contin.
very firm and sales have been extensive during
the week they comprise 5000 bags Brazil. at 2ls
ll5s, bedes 5000 bags damaged sold in public
ton 1900 bags La Guayra ut 80 to 4a 2500 bags St
Domingo to SIS. We have no transactions to re-
port in cotton; prices nominal. ! he demand for
sugar has again diminished ,fners have taken 1890
boxes Havana Mt 10 to 15n per 100 lbs for low brown
yellow so Pernanbuco at 9 to lin 1000 bags
Perpambuco at 11am and 60 Porto Rico at 12am
per 100 lbs $50 bags cocoa. lately imported from st
Domingo disposed Of at about 3s per Id. Pmento
is declining No demand for pepper A sale of about
2000 bags nitrate Of soda is reported at ~ per
100 lbs. The hide market Is depressed; about 5000
pieces sold at very low rates. Rice is in regular de-
nd for the wants Of the trade $50 tcrces Carolina
and 1900 bags East India disposed Of The money
market is easy; Discount ga to 4; Exchange on Lon
don. ID 61s per cent.
AasrERpAM May 12.--No sales Of Importance have
occurred in Coffee still prices pretty frm ordinary
Java cannot be bought below 1914 Cotton continues
dull of sale and prices nominal Some parcels have
been sold Of Java Rice at IA and of Carolina at IL