The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-20

and an advance of fully Is paid. This we look on a.
shew clearance Of upwards Of 1000 bbls from Now Or
leans alone, In 10 days; and st presen. upw s ,.o
bv which will any reaction OF consequence In
price Tallow remains in very steady request ana .ho
quality ofthe recent supple. saSso" IL amos, over
and no stocks held here Of any moment We have had
bexs heen slowly rstaisd from 3ss 43s per owt
but stock Of fine quality remains in either market
LIN. having been Landed this week The demand is
very triAing about Go 10 fS l0s. per ton.
Lo,poy MARrrrs, April o.-Cotton.-This article has
been dull and prices have declined about I'd per III.
the last fortnight Tho private saes only 700
bales Surat at SD to 3Td. for middng to good 10
Madras At $40 to sd for fair to good Tnnt,ey and
offered At auction, and none has arrived. Metas-The
iron market has been dull this week and although
prices had been accepted but little business has
been done. No. Scotch pigs, Ats to 4Is Cd; E"Xsi
46s Cd No 46s Garthsherrie 4ss to Sos, net cash,
free board; bars. In Wales rs lbs. I'd. to f6 in
London, Ct; and rails at the works 80. Some small
parcels OF spelter have been sold at f6 and for guam
tity els 15s with firm market Steel in steady do
mand at full prices Lead and copper quiet at former
terms Tin is dull; also tin plate6. Foreign tin
scarce at full prices Quicksilver Is steady at 49, 415d
DER lb Naval StoresTho dealers price Of tar remains
firm at 1Ss for Stockholm and .0s for Archangcl and
fair business is doing English coal remains in good
demand at Is Cd TO Us Cd. per Stockholm Dbl Pitch
is steady former prices For spirits of turpentine
demand continues inactive but the drawers dis
posed TO lower prices and but small business has boon
done 3s for English and 3is Cd for American casks
included Rough has met quiet sale but for prime qua
lily S. demanded and other kinds Cd to Is Cd
Dbl there is however, little Offering Rosin stea
dy sale at previous terms. Provisions Amcrican-The
demand for Bacon is not 80 good and in most oascs,
prices in favor OF the buyers 355 to 45s
the extreme rates for eastern and western balo
mddles mevo off slowly. and former rates barely
supported pork 32s to AS and bacon middes 35s to
AS for eastern and western Hams dull of sale
former terms smoked 4os to sos and pickle 50 to ass
Lard il little wanted but prices kept up holders
not pressing sales kegs and pals 36s to 0s and barrels
"a to sos Pork has met dull sale and although hold
RS have submitted to reduction of SIS per erce but
q $50
follows India beef 1o5 to HOS per terco of 336 lbs
So to 9os prime mess 70 to sos per erce of 3o4
lbs India pork ITO to 1l5s per fierce Of 3lS lbs and
prime mess so to 70s per Dbl for old and new Cheese
has been but little dealt in but large part of the
stock has been moved off former prices are mantained
good and no As TO sos and nferitr and middling 80
to 42s. Irish There has been light improvement
rather sitter rates have been paid. In the middlng
also respectable amount Of business has been
done at prices about equal to those of last week The
stock continues large but there slight increase
in the deliveries Carlow, Clonme and Kilkenny 56s
terord Sos to COS Belfast Cos to 1Os Dublin, COS to
6Ss Sligo SOS to Cos; and ralce sos 52s per cwt
for first sorts landed AT present do not hear
sales free board for future shipment For
the primest descriptions of bacon there has been
good demand, aud further advance of Is has
been paid owing to its scarcity; much
Dos. has been obtained for prime small Water
ford landed and now many sellers will not take less
than 60s other kinds have with better sale ut full
rates. Nothing done on board or for future shipment
Bale and terce middes go off steadily at firm rates but
not pressing sales, better demand is expected
as the season advances The stock of hams is small
and fair trade has been done at full prices Lard has
been purchased moro readily and full prices are paid
Waterford baddered prime 5is 5Ss For barrollcd
leef and pork there is steady sale at full rates Tai
of Cd to Is has been accepted for but the trade
continue to buy only for actual wants Small parcels
the spot now 39s 3Ys. Cd, and would be i'm
possible to sell any great quantity at the latter price
The stock is q AIS casks against 63s. The deliveries
last week 800 casks, against 405 in the correspond
ing week of 1915 Home made is in large supply and slow
demand at 40s., net cash. Tobacco-The market has
been rather quiet this week. but in prices change
has taken place. woolPrces remain very firm for all
descriptions of colonial and foreign and but very little
business has been done Arrivals are about 700 bales
foreign and 200 colonial For British prices remain
firm and the manufact urers had much difficulty in
placing stock at former c1rrencies
LIVERPOOL MARKEr, April 6-Bark-25 casks have
changed hands at 9s. 3D.. and so hhds all faults Is
Cd to SIS Cd. per cwt. lron-Prces remain without al
teration since quotations by last steamer the
remains quiet, without speculative inc
bar &c 10s nail rods e. l5s; hoop IS l5s sheet 80
5s.; Scotch pig (net cash) f3. Naval Stores-There
prices steady. OF American rosn. 600 to 100
bbs have found buyers, at 81 Cd for common and IS
for the better qualities; there has been DISPOSE
ton the part of dstillors purchase rpentnc;
1000 bbls reported ut Is to 6s cd per Rice
The market is quiet and the sales IF Carolina during
the fortnight only $50 ticrces Mt prices varying
from lis tJlSs Cd per cwt 1000 bags of East India
reported at Us 20 Cd 1Ss Oh according to quality and
Inscription. SaltThere is steady demand particu-
larry for common. and prices are firm. Seeds &c.-The
market for coversced is irregular and gradually de-
clines further sales If red French have been eff
feccd chiefly at 39s to As and Of last years import
at 3ls to 32s some old American ut Dos to 2Ss, and
small lots Of German White at los per cwt duty paid
Nothing of moment is reported in nseed; linseed oil
cake is heavy Of sale rs before Wool-There has not
been SO much doing during the last fortnight by pr-
yate contract If the recent arrivals having been
held for the public sales on the 4th and 5th inst
when about geo bales fine colonial and low foreign
woods put up the greater part OF which were dis
posed Of Mt full prices
FREIGHIs At LIVERPOOL April Since last
bort fuctuntion has occurred in our freight mar
ke great scarcity Of vessels having raised
point from which, owing to late arrivals, they
rccedng; passengers however are more abundant the
last few DAYS TO New York dead weight Is IFS Cd to
DIS per ton; fine goods 15s TO us cd hardware, 12s
Cd earthenware, rs Boston-dead weight, 20s. to 22s
al 0ne goods 2os hardware 2Os earthen ware u
Philadelphia weight, los fine goods, 26s; hard
ware 2os ;earthenwarc, 9s to los New Orleans-dcad
weight los to COS; fine goods, Dos hardware It's Cd
-Foeke and BOUT.
BoMDAY, March 2-Durng tho interval that has
elapsed since the date Of last report the supplies
of goods have boon limited, only
rival from Liverpool having taken place, and our mar
piece goods generally continues in active and
healthy state. In the absence Of any favorable
counts from the seat Of war articles Of import
continue depressed and neglected; but upon the whole
our market wears satisfactory appearance
have vet witnessed The coming fortnight will be one
OF little business in consequence of the ooli holidays
which commence next week; Mt their close look for
n active resumption of business In our money
kc< we have no change TO n>tce.
CALCUTTA. Fob 1o.-Tho brought by the last
London mnil has improved our commercial prospects
been done in all the most consuming descriptions Of
cotton piece goods There has been leHs animation in
the inquiry for shirtngs, jaconets, and madapolams
but tho smaness Of stocks has prevented prices from
being influenced by the diminished demand. Mule
twist has remained very quiet and parties anxious to
realise would have to submit to lower valuations
Scotch goods have been in better favor and almost all
descriptions of these have been selling freely
Books and mulls being low in stock command n salts
factory demand and higher prices. with rising ton
dcncy Metals generally quiet excepting spelter,
which has taken another start and risen from Last
quotation Of rupees SO TO % per maund.
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