The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-01

important point 10 IL not In favor OF increased est.
be more obvious than what .s ysusu,sd 70 .,.ts sss
week namely that all tbs improvement 10 Ma ochsstsr
and the trade generally 10 founded uoon the oontnu-
the present currency would bring again upon that
check which has caused so much su ,ring 1900 Ans
can and 100 Surat fr export The sales of the week
amount to 2s.e50 bales Geo Holt 4 Co.
For the week ending Dec. Is The continued acti-
witty in our cotton market and the large business trans
acted from to day is giving more settled conf
deDce In the article. Spectators until within thesst
two OF three weeks had completely absudonsd ths
market having Sellers some time ago cleared out
their stocks nd relieved their fsars aud necessities
being great means Of depressing prices to the lowest
point OF October. They have now, however gathered
courage and turned round being active buyers OF fair
uplsnds and mott kinds OF Amsricsn at the fa prices
the better state Of things in Manchester aud the hope
Of q continued large home consumption but which, It
should be remembered is grounded to large extent
upon the present low scale Of prices. The sptnusrs,
although receiving at this time considerable imports
from the United States willing buyers Of American;
"a whole. the trade are but lightly stocked This
tive state Of our market not being
estimates Of CROP although the westher according to
the latest sdvcss wa: exceedingly favorable FOR pick
Fair uplands and Mobile are now quoted ct AKA and
spd Orleans at AKA: long stsped nearly as baiore.
cressing consumption, the political disturbances
the continent to have lost their influence upon
been taken on spscuIstiou and $50 American, and
500 Surats for EXPORT The sales Of the week amount
to 30 go bsles.-Geo. Holt + Co.
LIVERPOOL MARKETS. Dec Is -.ashes-rhs market
for Montreal pots has Improved during the
they have been sold at 39s. The demand Il good nd
the supply small. Pearls being comparatively low
bills have been sold at s3s. Cd. to 34s per cwt.
Coais-We have good demand, aud several large
parcels exported since our last Prices remain AS our
considerably.
Hdes.-The market remains quiet without any
kon-Ths market continues depressed, and there
10 little disposition to purchase nov that railway or
ders have to q considerable extent, ceased. Makers
are employed In Ing superb uous quality Of other
descriptions into the market. This can only be
checked by an increase In the demand or such re-
to suspend their operations. An improvement may
take place BY the combined operation Of both these
tason; b nps gs best ra
sheets e. 1861 hoop. s7 1os Scotch pig No. l, net
cash, GO 1os
From the LIST 10 the 9Th 700 bbls Of this sort sold At
"a. Sd. ordinary parcels did not command so much
o. No ,.ss this week are reported in tar turpeu
tine. or rosiu we report few hundred barrels a.
Que,citron Bark.-Among the transactions srs 10
Rice-Ths Transactions in Carolins since the 1't.re
at teroes namely $50 At II to 22s and
5000 pockets part At s. Cd to Sd for low T. fair
white broken and lis to Is 3d. for good to 6ne white
Sah-There 10 Q little change to notice In prices,
except that of the makers unwilling sellers at
tie present quotations. and higher prices are looked
for.
Taliov The market remains very dull. Peters.
burg Y. at 45s Taganrog at ABS per cwt.; Amer!
descriptions offering at further reducti m
but without inducing any material improvement in
the demand Lsrdis without alteration; the sales Of
the week reach $50 tons at 34s to 36s. Sd per owt
Tobacco.-The market has been quiet since the LIST
inst and sales about 500 hhds, including so Vr
giDia Lee and Stemmed for Ireland aud . few Vir-
ginia Leaf for Africa, the remainder to the trade
few very fine coloury Kentucky strips sold high
ed. The parket Is steady and holders are firm nd
ranaune of mai ut aiming present rates.
Wool-An improved tone has been gaining ground
in market and fair amou at Of business has been
dc in foreign Woods at prices rather in favor OF the
seller and 1t the general impression that tier
the turn of the year further improvement may be
lookedfor.
FRxIcHTs AT LIVERPOOL, DEC. Is The depression
In freighs still continues, md We are unable to notice
the east improveme ut la quarter Passe are
also scarce, and ships frequently despatched NOT
much than half full, though rates ara extremely
low For New York dead weight is Is to los per tom
fine goods ZOE. to 15s hardware l0s to 15s earthsu
ware, 6s. Boston dead weight, los fue goods 20s {;
hardware 20s esrthenware. 8s. Philsdelphis-iead
weight 17s Cd to 15s; Inc goods 20s hard ware Isl,
to 2Os; earthenware, S. to los. Baltimore dead
weight los to 1854 fine goods, 25s. hardware. 25s
earths los New Orleans-dead WEIGHT TO IS
fine goods les to 12' Cd hardware, 12s. 3D.; earhe
ware, o. Focke g. BouI.