The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-06

good business done in homegrown and foreign
Wheats at fully previous rates Am Flour In good re-
quest and 10th finest marks OF Western Canal ra-
Their above the prices 9th. Little done In Indian
Corn cargo or two adost sold for shipment to Ire
land More confidence in holders 18th and the sup
plies OF Wheat being limited the stands were readily
cleared at an advance of to Is per quarter beyond
rates 9Th Barrel Flour was In request at ~ TO 2s
per Dbl Indian Corn 70 TO KS 1, ,hs S Sru
samples Of English Wheat met brisk sale at the im.
provemept noted on the 18th. limited extent OF nu-
siu-ss took place foreign, with alteration In the
value Barrel Flour scarce and In good request More
inquiry for Indian Corn, and business to some extent
fl atng cargoes
LrvERrooL CoRs MARxEr, Dsc II A steady but not
active demand for most descriptions OF produce and
prices In all instances well SUSTAINED on io'h go0d
fresh Foreign and Irish wheat advanced fully Id pr I0o
rates Of Tuesday Indian corn fully Is per Or lower
On ll.h good wheat met a fair demand placing our
quotations Sd to 4G per 70b those of 7th and very
hne qualities white eign being still extremely scarce
would have realised a further Improvement American
-four continuing in fair request choice brands we're ths
turn desrer and mixed parcels In some cases
I'd to Is per Dbl Indian corn maintained rates OF Nh
Corn meal un,tered Yesterday, Dec IL, holders OF
wheat required somewhat higher prices which checking
the demand, the trade closed with little amendment
upon our last quotations States aud Canadian -four
being in fair request good Western brand, maintained
late prices whilst sour mixed Is dearer, and
few smell lots of .choice new hsid at 3s per bb
Indian corn, though not saeable in large quantities.
obtained an advance Of lsoG and corn msa. was
wheat, rob, IT, red rs Cd to 50 4d white, IS "a to
81 Indian So aS S 10 ns nnaSan as Cd TO-
29s U. s. 29s to 30s sour, 23s to 25s ID.
LIVERPOOL CorroN MARKET, Dec. 10 Demand from
the trade moderate and operations by exporters being
still limited have caused heavy market and further
decline of "a most descriptions $50 Am taken for
export Sales for the week 300 bales
and American being abundantly offered, sold at fur
Their decline of Nd but during the last three days the
closed with rather more steadness other descriptions
1Sd. lower 500 Am and $50 Surat taken for export
sales for the week $1,000 bales Since midsummer,
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aida 2d per h. being reduction OF full nifty per cent
upon Inc pe ose TO s Fsr Cd to Fine
| Sea Island. 1od IL l3a 10 isd
SsSis, Gee: : y Z = :. Y &: q q
As; 8 ol Tsnn; 81 3 a 4. a 81 a.
DEC. lsThe prospects at present are not favorable
any advance especially should the new crop in the
hdence is fully restored in commercial circles and
money is to be had with greater readiness we cannot
OF the estimated stock of cotton at Liverpool not 80
at the present time as what might have been ex
great deal ess than il was at this Tina last year Stock
| Dec. II, 369,470; last year 407 $50 bales.
| LONDON Provision MARKET, Dec. H-Bacon steady
at sos to 46s mddles steady sale owing to low prices
accepted middes of pork 30s to 40s and bacon 36 to
46s Hams quiet in pickle at 30s to 40s; smoked 30s to
s0, Lard-Chespe-, and . steady demand kegs SOS to
in demand, and steady trade done Prices for ships
usendia beef l2s to l5s per tierce Of 3s6 lbs mess
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per tierce of 304 lbs prime 70s to sos per Dbl
Cheese steadily improving the low prices causing the
trade to buy freely arrivals large 6O4 casks 6s4S
boxes Good and fine sell readily at to COS; inferior
and midding 26s to 3Os.
| LIVERPOOL AMERICAN PRovrsroN MARKET, Dec. IL
Provisionssaes Of Beef to a fair extent at previous
rates little found buyers at 9os to OBS per toe,
but the trade purchase with csuon, anticipating lower
prices. At further reduction Of Is to Is per Dbl
Pork some extensive purchases chiefly for London
count Stock being large, these operations have not
apparently strengthened the msrsst Quotations for
/ IN frsd Int n vAru
rather increased within few days; some small ship
ments new taken slowly at 4as to sos per cwt. Hams
continue neglected fair demand for cheese; late
rivals we'll cleared of The reduced price Of Lard has
brought forwardsfree buyers and market again clear
prices have rallied since last a. cwt Prices
Bacon-Dried and smoked, old 80 40s per cwt, long
mddles free from bone in salt, 81 Sos rib in 80 66s
20 aos Beefprme mess, tee 3o4 lbs 81 COS ord 10
SIS Mess per Dbl 200 lbs ~ 46s ord 80 AIS, Prime
80 AS Ex India per toe 1886 lbs "a los IS; per
mid ~ q I7s, ord IS 40s Hams-Smoked or dry in
canvass per owt 80 sos cask. in salt not smoked %
Sss, Belfast dry IS 7os Lard-Fine leaf in kegs SO
SOS Cd in bills so 5as ord to mid 4s sos Pork-Bb
200 lbs prime mess new SIS Cos old 40 45s mess 81
DOS prime 40 ASS Tongues-Am OK, in pickle, duty
| paid doz IL n lss, pigs do do cwt 20 a 3os
| LONDON, Dec. H.-Ashes-Previous terms obtained
Cochnea in steady demand and sales fair at advancing
prices CofseFew foreign buyers: still holders ask
full prices, and supply the market with caution Hops
unaltered Naval stores-Rough turpsntin. in limited
mostly for distlers Spirits in moderate request but
the late rise has caused quiet market American 3d.,
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IS sd IS Cd American but few buyers I24 bbls
arrived Tar firm Oils common fsh, In better de-
mand in Southerpwhale better demand, and prices
advancing; Cod dearer little nov to be- had under f25
f25 10. In Lnseed good business for the Msditsr
ports. Rice dull Car finds steady sales at 2ss
3!s for let and ID and supply small Satpstre not so
fra exporters and home trade inclined to await
the expected arrivals from America before buying to
| extent Sugar-Foreign much neglected. although
holders take prices under those last quoted week
ending Dec 4, 276 hhds so bbls T. r. sold at prices
barely equal to those previously current The private
m Havana. n
cargo of Bahia sfost deliverable at Bristol at 23 In
bond subsequently, 100 boxes Havana sold at rather
lower prices good bright yellow AIS AS Cd mdding,
ASA Ais I'd SOFT 40s Cd and washed 40s 10 bbls 50
bags Bahia taken in at 37s 37s Cd for low grey and
yellow. 5Ol bags, 46 cases Psrsiba in bond, and all
damaged by public SALE the chief part sold at lower
| prices than ever before known. Tallow-Advance in
trihiug; town and country demand extensive Whale
Prices lower, and part only of tons Southern
| Wool dull.
LvKsrooL, Dec flashes retail demand at 29s
for Montreal pot and s4s for pearl Brimstons-At
auction for 20 tons bid of "a Is per ton only offered
Cofee-Very limited demand and prices reoeded Dry
salteries-ln articles little doing; IS chests shesc
per cwt Dyewoods-sses are limited to 40 tons st
Dom ogwood ca 10 to "a II 6dy6O. tons Camp f5 Is
to f5 II Cd for weathered Ct 10 for good and fresh
quality 40 savanla fustc, part at "a 10 and ,ubse
quently at CT 8, aud sapan wood at fi5 to Els 10.
ss D ons no
to fis 10 per ton Hides -very quiet. Lnseed Cake
About 400 tons sold at fs II sd to fs IL Cd for thick
round, and go to 80 rs for thin round Naval Stores
Good rough turpsntne continues at 6s; American
sold for Is ID to 70 3D. and pitch at ~ I'D per cwt
American spirits turpentine commands 34s I'd to 35s
casks included Os-some sales Of palm, and prices
current are ~ to f25 per tun Olive in less
quest and decline OF 20, per tun; y to G2s per un
demanded for Seal Wce-Very heavy; 100 ties Car
sold at 81 to 22s Sd per cwt Sslt-Very little demand
and prices with difficulty supported satpetre-Ssles
of 1000 bags at % to 3s Seeds neglected Spicesln
pepper sales at 23s to AID per Id Sugar-Sales
comprise 600 boxes yellow Havana at low prices; 5000
bbs and bags Venezuela TAKEN with 100 hhds II; lat
ter sold at decline of Ia per cwt Tsllow improved,
aud Y IL to Iss. Tea-Lttls done, and prices con-
tinue to recede. Tobacoo-Without animation recent
imports held at prices beyond what have hitherto
the current quotations. Wool-No s, and quota
tons hold out no encouragement to send any.