The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-13
9.12S bales.

Ashes Notwithstanding the paueity OF transactions
which only reach - brs New York Patash at S. this
article is in favorable position Casai remains
always nominal ut f49. Pearlash il dcarer aud would
fetch to-day from f55 to So per so Kill duty paid Our
stock is very tring Arrivals brlS from New York,
per Havrc. Becswax-Nothing doing; but prices ex-
ccedingy firm at last quotations of FIGS to l72
per SO xii. duty paid Stock on hand very small We
have received from Lisbon 10 cakes brown, and 81
neglected, and prices still on the decline. The only
sales effected ii brs at fac so kill duty paid
II. Glidden. OlThc fall in prces1notced in our last
account of the arrival of several wha!ers has not
nude any further progress on the contrary they
much trmer for, after having paid 3Sf, purchasers
were found at 3Sf so for 100000 kill and even S9f 80
and 40 for 81 500 Kill With regard to palm have
45f to arrive and AT SO for stock on hand No ari
vas Quercitron bark for the last week has not been
quite firm and although we have no positive decline
quotations and we think Baltimore could be obtained
easily ut lSf and Philadelphia 19f per so xii duty
paid We have received 80 casks Philadelphia and 33l
bags Baltimore, per iiavre, from New York Eice-In
the beginning Of the week the inquiry exceedingly
active. owing to the presence of the cholera in Paris
where order came out from the Minister of the In
terror prohibiting the usage Of peas and beans in the
hospitals. substituting rice in their stead Notwih
standing the arrival Of fresh supplies the whole Of
stock pretty nearly passed into second hands with an
improvement OF IF to in rates. The sales reach
400 to 500 ierces Carolina rice at af to IS 175o
bags East India at 1If which establish the latter
rise Of r. Within the last two or three days the
accounts from Paris being more satisfactory
dually, buyers have withdrawn from the market.
and there is greater desire to sell on the part
Of holders in consequence pretty nearly
on par with the prices Of the CONNER emcnt
Of last week The arrivals OF the week reach 549
tierces 50 half crces Carolina rice from Charleston
by TIL j. Rogers. which had passed into second hands
their arrival with the exception of 200 terccs sold
previously to arrive Our stock Is estimated at 600 to
200 ticrces. Talow remains very dull aud the only
sale have to notice is ~ casks New Orleans ut 81
Russian remains quite nominal at quotations. We
have received 172 casks and 400 from Buenos
Ayres. by Parana. Whalebone Since the commence
nlent Of the month, this article has undergone
sble depreciation, occasioned in great measure, by
the arrival of considerable supplies by French whaer
also from the United States rates in consequence
have lost ground A lot Of French fishery by Cosmo-
polite, about 1000 kill, disposed Of at Z25 after
which 5000 kill expcctcdb by Vile de Rennes have been
realized at 220f Nothing doing in whaebonc from the
United States and prices remain nominal at 225f to
230f for north and 230f. for southern bone
per 90 kill duty paid. Our stock is valued at 60 900
xii We have received 60oo Kill per Havre, from New
York Woods. Notwithstanding the limited transsc-
tions Of the week dyewoods remain in favorable po
stion; have realized $4,000 kill Fustic (Thuspan) at
ST 75 $4,000 Kill; Colocoro at 10f, and 6l60O kill St.
Domingo ogwood ut IT, SO per 50 kill, duty paid Ca
binct woods continue neglected and prices heavy No
arrivals.