The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-27

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south), 70 and calves, and 5000 sheep and lambs
Prices-Beef Cstte-The supplies heavier than
| for many weeks past, q circumstance cooperating
with the warm weather. VIII CHI has contributed TO
lower prices little. The sales chiefly from SO
o$7 rs per cwt as in quality Throughout the week
there tolerably active demand but at the close
Of the weeks business large number were left over
unsold-40o head possibly; 200 head were driven to
Brighton. Cows and calves rather dull Of sale;
the prices realized range from S22 to $50 $45 left
| over. Sheep aud Lambs--Mark.t cleared at 81 So
50 SO 81 so for sheep and 81 1917 So rs 81 so for
lambs Hay IL selling at 45c to DOC per cwt for good
qualities Of loose timothy from Westminster and Long
Island. Straw, 81 rs So so per hundred.
| DRUos. &c.-The demand was only moderate. The
operations for the past few days embraced IS casks
bre madder (prime) 9a94c 10 ceroons Honduras coch
meal at 81 35aSl 40 rs do Mexican do ut 81 25. 800
kegs super carbonate soda at 51a5 90 lac dye
at 1Sc 40 tons soda ash $50 per cent? at 22a3 100
lbs hydriodate potash (Englishl ut 81 25 500
erican sulphate Quinine at 81 65. 1000 lbs English
chrystal tartaric acid ut zoe and Is TASKS quicksilver
| for shipping, at private bargain.
FREcHTs-Since the receipt of the transactions
have been rather light To Liverpool Sled was asked
for cotton, and 3000a40O0 bushels of engaged
| at SID in tags and Cd in bulk. Heavy goods ranged
from 20s AIS 3D. To Glasgow-Lard was engaged at
20s To London, there change. To IIavre there
was change, and very little of anything Offering
Owing tn the aspect of political affairs trade with
France continues in a depressed condition, and it is
believed that orders Of any moment come out from
| Havre for American produce.
FRUIT-We noticed sales of 800 boxes wet and dry
raisins ut 81 42aS1 so; $4,000 pines 81 SO for birds
and 81 for sugar loaf and 100 trails Arabian dates
by auction. at SIC. cash. The remaining 400 will be
offered tomorrow.
FrsH.-Sales reported, but we could not trace
them.
HEMr-Rued dull. and NO sales transpired We
quote dew rotted American nominal at $12O.
HAY.-Aloderate sales of North River at 4Oa45c.
LEArHER-There were two public sales of sole dur
ing the past week. the comprised 1854 sides of hem
lock- ut l to 12A for mddling and light weights 1oA
and cents for poor do Also 5000 sides at liz to IS
cents for light and middle weights 14 to 1lA
weight; 90 to s% for good damaged. and 81 to cts
for poor do. Quotations within month have receded
from u tn cent per h. The present quotations are
for oak (aughter) light, per ID, 20 to 49, oak middle
oak. Ohio 10 to 21 hemock light l21s Ia hemleck
middle, 12k to II hemlock. heavy, 111s to 49, hem
lock, damaged 10 to IL; hemlock poor do 6 to eta
LEAD-No sales have been made for some days For
above SO co.,
LrME-The last sales were made at roc
MoLAssEs-Continued in steady demand. and we re.
port sales of 100 hhds Cuba Muscovado for disng at
1914 a 1910, and 81 ticrces Neuvtas a 2lc mos.
NAVAL SrOREs-Were doing better since the steamer
Sales Of spirits in lots 3+c cash
OLs-Linseed remained without particular change.
We quote Engshta SO 64c. and best American al 65
66c 4 900 lbs. Palm sold 6Hc
PRovIsIoNs-Pork unsettled and statements az to
sales and prices were contradictory Sales of 200
a 300 barrels reported at $40 62h $40 rs
and about 100 do at much lower price Prime Pork
sailed were at Axe ardsse 81 of 100 hhs ry
made at 6kc, aud 200 800 do reported fair to
prime, at e1aoc. Beef-Saes of IT'S tierces IF prime
mess were made at SIS. and 100 do ut ST. So which
1t was said left none in first hands unsod Butter
tinues dull owing to augme nting receipts We quote
Ohio at IL l2c and This State at IL 14c with good
lots at l5c Cheese-There was very little doing while
prices had wide range as to quality quote the
tice at 4xc 7fc with choice, in good order ut Sc.
Export from LIST to 20th June.
sect seet ......''... barrels. a 4es 1901
rork. $500 695S 2775
. ~ ILL
RIcr-The last sales were done at So BIZ to So a.
per h. Since the arrival of the steamer there has
been operations to show the effect of her advcea
SEEps-The last sales Of faxseed made 81 20
a - Csc, bags extra
Rico at Az SIC; 500 do Cuba Muscovado 3x 41sc
$50 boxes brown Havana at AZ SIC and 400 bags
common Brazil a 61ac usual time.
ToBAcco-The feeling continued good but heard
Of ne transactions on, the receipt of tho news
to prime re ndered at ~ to cts
TEAs-The market for all descriptions continued
hrm with an upward tendency in prices.
WHALEBoSE-Salcs of 10000 lbs Northwest were
made at 23c.
wHrskEr-sales of 200 bbls State Prison we're made
22>sc, and 60 do 22i4c; offered at the close at pc
Cotton Trade
The next day after the closing of tho mails by the
Niagara we received, by telegraph summary of news
to the Sd instant from Liverpool by the Anne
RIGA and on the following day, the letter mail
hand. Up to the date of the sailing Of the Acadia on
Wednesday, 2lst instant with the exception Of Friday,
10th nst when 1000 bales Sold the daily business
and prices slack except for the two days preceding
departure, when better fesling eptible and
the turn Of prices more in favor Of sellers fair Upland
meeting ready sale at cents and middngs at OK.
The sales for the last week 700 bales Wednesday
SEQ bales Thursday 1000 bales Friday 400 bales
on Saturday. Holders Offering very starngly and
acting full rates, the market, however only sus-
tanned by their uniform frmness An Increased sclec
ton any day, would have eventua,ed In lower
prices as the buyers few and but little spirit
hibited
Early yesterday morning we received the advices by
Ing bot
mer, exhibit lower prices than known before and
the absence OF any speculative demand for which the
former facilities do not exist, appears to be severely
felt The sales yesterday 700 bales the quota
tons holders seem rather disposed to bring
their supplies but do not now nor will they probably.
show any desire to for sales except at very mode
rate reduction middngs' not plenty here and
the present prices will in all probability be stify ad
but at present do not feel justified in fixing lower
quotation.
1t lisa favorable feature that yarns and goods have
been lower than at present aud the home trade
appears actually to be steadily improving, the best
cheap articles of food.
A revival Of demand for the continental markets,
must under the most favorable circumstances for the
present, be only gradual and limited but good
market is now offered in China, for large amounts of
British goods at the present low prices in Manchester
ana IL not at all probable that hee VIII be any de-
crease in the requirements from Liverpool, but on
the contrary that the deliveries will continue large
and as the cotton which is paying a small profit
there, will soon be exhausted frmer market, by the
next steamer may reasonably be looked for.
The amounts of this staple in this country in each
of the past three up to the latest
ing dates have been as annexed
MOVEMENTS OF CoTToS IN THE UNITED STATES.
Baies
Receipts at Ports of the s. since Sept 1S4 22044S
Do. same period last year ............ 1740753
Do. do. year before. .............. 200sS79
Exports from U. since Sept /, 1S47 .... 1G09 GA
Do. same period last year. ......... 1923 16l
DO do. year before. ................. 400 1856
The receipts at this port, since the 1st inst have
been 10000 bales. Exports, s13 Oo0 Taken by spin
ners. $4,000 On speculation, 000 Stick In city.
10000 Amount OH sale 5000.
The closing quotations in this market annex
ed.
LIVERPOOL CLAssIrIcATIoY.
~ Orle,ns
1iohiLs and
Upands. F7ori a. ras.
Inferior none asa
Drdnary On 1914 5na5A 5saatH
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