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


cwt s7s Sos; fne. In kegs and barrels 500 SOS;
coed bis 33s n 34s ordinary to middiing, o-s oIs'
I'd, inferior and grease 2os a BIS; n Is ea,-an.
per ew, duty paid 400. AS middiing' JOS SyS
Bv11.n !d 1S;v r. 3yos; 9 ass rsS '' D. T. - '0
T,,o~ 0iuty L. s. Is Cd. per cwt, b. +. Id y per |
e~,, tuu' duty Is per quarter limited States red
,.r 20 lbs IS Tod 6s. I'D; do white and mixed, 6s
ID a o. Cd Canadian red 5s lid os 4d; do white
FrouR-wescrn canal, per barrel of log lbs, 23s; a
oss Sd Philadelphia 2as Sd 23s Cd; Baltimore 23s
ID 24s; Ohio. 2is 26s.; sour, 23s 23s Cd; Cana
IsDnss, Cory, per 4so bs.-Ycllow, als. o2s Cd
lsDr.s MrAl. per barrel of lo6 lbs, lis los Sd
OATS, per As lbs, % ID n Is I'd.
PkAs per 50i lbi.--Canadian. 2ss. a 2es ~
BEANS per $50 lbs.-Whitc or Cnlavancas, 3Os 30s.
LIssrrp CANE, per ton, 60 60
NIessrs. Geo. Holt - Co.'s Circular.
LIVERPOOL. April ~. 1919.
We little Stacker on Monday and probably |
some lower sales made in qualities of American,
yaryng from 3sd 4d and the depressed feel
ing continued during the early part Of the day Tues
day Since that time there has been more activity the
trade who of stock taking moderate supply
chcerfuy and with increasing confidence. Exporters
are also purchasing tlo almost every day These
fluctuations very slight and close the week with
our quotations ranging just they Friday last
A settlement Of the German would set export
Of yarn at ease and have an immediate bearing
ths market. In the meantime that very important
branch Of the cotton manufacture is under considera
bic check. Upon the deeply interesting subject of
American crop we have nothing new. Should it turn
mp that the cotton has. from the unusual facilities Of
and that the total crop falls anything short of 900
bales II will be regarded by holders ground Of
is only 4d per To- 800 American have been taken on
speculation and $50 American, so Surat aud so Per-
for export The sales of the week amount to
Robert Procter's Circular.
LIVERPOOL, April 81 1919
There has been large arrival OF vessels from Ame-
lea the last two days and they bring upwards 0S2
quarters Of Indian corn, but not much Of any other
rticlc of the corn trade
At days market there was good consumptive de-
nand for wheat and -four and fully the prices of Tues
cay obtained Oats and oatmeal met slow SALE
snd rather easier TO buy Barley beans and peas
werc without change Of value, and in limited request
There fair sale for Indian at decline since
Tuesday of Is to Is. Cd per quarter. White
selling at 3os Cd to 3l to 3.s to 32s Cd 4so
hs. for yellow.
Liverpool Prices Current,
Fon THE WEEK ErpinG ArEIL Il, 1919.
Arranged by Committee of Brokers-T. NJ MYERS,
Secretary
SUcAR-There being no b. r. at market, the sales of
this description worth notice. 900 bags Bengal
sold at .Ss Cd for low yellow dis To AS for midding
white and 49s Cd for fine white Cosspore being former
prices 1000 bags Maurtus the spot at 39s to AIS
If Is per cwt Foreign2jO and 1000 bags
Brazil have been solids rather lower prices brown from
Cwt, duty paid; 80 hhds 80 brls. Porto Rico brought
ais to ABS. 3D. The market continues very steady for
not named Cohee-1he sales arc trihing, being con-
fined to few bags Laguayra and Rio, without change
rmento HieeThere has been more inqa Py: 700
tees. Carolina and 10000 bags Bengal sold; Is I'd to
SIS. Cd. for low to good broken, and 9s to los for
ordinary to good middns white. There has been
] 20 sa0 n n " at tr i tnu.r rIY SS'''
TfA-A better feeling exists for Congous, and there
is ittio more doing at previous prices greens con-
''1Hu ntasy ana raees udio ou
~."v. % 70 y, 80, a.oa,,, ,er;s IN 49,
"S " %; wv, ~ IA G.i'e S."f tt,, =! tASSs'
H..er siie lac sod ut 4os icw tons tinca at oss,
bags of sago flour at 1ss 1ss Cd per cwt The only
n IN satpere ms week aoo bags hne' az
taken at lis I'd. TO lis. I'd. crcwt.
.,s Sr,ces for All LinJ wiz N"'' "e' ''N' ~ WY
D,Hwoops-The gales reported are 100 tons Cam
NicaYauun wood at els and 90 tons Cuba fustic at
81 Sc 70 CT Jos No sales reported in turpentine or
brought IS. OF Montreal ana state pot and pearl
ashes 200 to 300 brls have been sold the prices Of
secd in cloverseed or linseed Is rinng; the market
Tor the former il dull the sowing season drawing
towards a close The market for hides IL dull and
the public Gales on Tuesday only small portion found
buyers, but without any material change in prices
There has been an i'm proved demand for birthstone
and upwards Of 500 tons sold from sf5 IS Cd up to
f5 los per ton. But little has been done in Argols
besides SO casks Oporto sold to arrive at full prices
sicily sumnc goes of steadily at ~. per cwt or Per-
sian yellow berries .S bales brought IS l5s. per cwt
Olive oil continues IN limited demand the sales of the
fish oils continue dull previous prices There M
been sold at 2os to Us per cwt the latter being
nov the lowest price Small lots of rape oil have |
realized Ais per cwt u tons foreign spirits of tur-
Ycntine are rrported at SIS to 3Is Cd Der cwt The
business i'm palm oil il confned to shout 10 tons brought
Bristol which gold ct f,,J t3J No |
thing worthy Of not ice has taken mace in Baltic hemp
500 tales lutte realized fll Is I'd to el7 per ton
-rallow rs duh OF sale: Petersburg Y C. at 3gs Cd to
0s in small parcels about go casks and boxes South
American sold by auction at 34s Cd to Dos cd per
cw The sales Of lard are about 200 tons at 33s to
As per cwt being previous rates
tsnA,N-Whcat is in fair request ut a decline of Cd
Der 70 lbs Western canal and superfne sweet Canada
hour commands 23s to 23s Cd per barrel Indian
good demand ut an aba oinent of fully Is per
quarter Indian meal "a without change Irish oats
lave improved Nd per As lbs Egyptian beans 24s per
$50 lbs.
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airs lnoeea as orancnes Oh business nave exhibited
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