The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-15
LIVERPOOL CLAssIFIcArioN.

FREIGHTs. = To Liverpool rates remained pretty
were engaged at sd, and heavy goods at aOs.
There was nothing new to other ports ~.
,h CIV 80 9osi soo oe..er demand ior mackerel
No. lis at 81 So No. Us at SIS So and No. 3s at So 62
Dry cod was all 10 store, and holders generally de-
manded 81 20 So 90 for good to extra parcels. Her
ring were dull of sale, and could hear of no opera
tons worth reporting
was disposed Of to-day by public auction 1t con-
sisted Of ,260 boxes mountain oranges at IS SO so
264 do in poor order at 81 so 81 62 800 do lemons
at So 30 37ha 572 do at So l2H 81 371s; and $50
do at 81 rs 49, cash. At private sale there was but
little DONE save some raisins, at previous prizes
HoNEY-Ony n fair inquiry existed for Cuba
strained The transactions did not exceed so tierces
at Acc.
HIDEs-The market is quite flat the stock in first
hands is very heavy holders anxious to SELL but
inasmuch as the dealers pretty well supplied for
immediate wants, there is disposition to buy hides,
except at prices below the present asking and selling
rates, which extremely low but low but that
they give profit in some instances; and as this is
considered the best market for hides the impression
that the imports will be yet considerable and
quently lead to lower prices than at present Buenos
Ayres and Rio Grande are held at sac, with heavy
discount ofbuyers talk of Sc their mark to operate
upon; Orinoco 71ac, but no sales of consequence at
these prices, The imports for the present year are
larger than last year. to this date by about 0O0
LEATHER-The tanners and ners of leather are
suffering very much from the ruiRously low prices;
but as they made largely this year they natey
in position to hold their stocks if need be- and MANY
are determined to tore rather than sell now preferrn
to trust to winter prices rather than the present.
Much of the misfortune of low prices is attributable
to the poor quality Of leather made this year. which
did much to Ibreak the market down. This fact was
adverted to last year. and admonshed the tanners of
the consequences
LEAD was said to be somewhat hrmer, but We could
hear Of no sales
LIME was in fair request, at 65 CSC for common
Thomaston.
MoLAssEs-A good demand for distilng, with salss
OF 1000 hhds Cuba tart at private bargain but supposed
about lo1 16c; part of the above for the East
NAVAL SToREs-There was but moderate business
done In any description Some parcels of spirits we're
w
there being none of any consequence in first hands.
wilmington would be quick at Soc and North County
at 1oc Tar and pitch remained before, with light
sales. n.
OILs.-Ths being dull season for linseed, there
not much movement in the market. Within a few
days some 1900 gallons English have changed hands,
at Goo 61c and 1000 best American at 62c 63c. A
steady business doing In whale, at firm prices.
PRovIsoNs-Sales of 600 bbs pork were made, nclud-
ing at $40 S7 Sill Holders dema nded the latter
price, and prime at So % So 37 at which the market
closed firm Sales Of $50 bbls were made at 81 So
shoulders at 4c 40 hdds hams and shoulders (pick
sold at &c and BIC. Beef-Sales of 200 bbs mess at
$12 80; prime worth about SO So Lard--Sales
Of 400 bbls were made at 7hc 7Ac; strictly prime
was held at Sc. The market closed with an upward
tendency, which restricted Sales Cheese and Butter
RcE.-The inquiry continued good, with sales OF
200 tierces at SO rs a SO 371s per 100 lbs.
SrIcEs "A sale of 40 bags Jamaica Pimcnto
made at on a 0lc
SUGARs were in active demand to-day at steady
prices. The transactions embraced 1000 hhds Cuba
Az abssc, and 100 barrels refined New Orleans at 49,
usual time.
Ton.cco.--sales by auction of 81 bales Havana at IL
40c, months.