The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-03-17
rHK WESTERN CATTLE MARkEr.

of Fsyette % appointed rrssid.nr; WIN. r Duncan.
dents; and Chsrlss d. Bright OF woodford s. crst.ry
ne object Of he lneetpg having been explained by
thu hair ON motion OF Berj amin Grsfz ESQ., OF Fay
mttee TO pressnt suitable resolutions embodyipg tina
views Il the meeting viz C. NJ Gay, OF Madison H. E.
G Gspesn r .ss.o ysn%ss.r Brpj.In 0r.s1 NJ
Ferguson Gel John 8 Williams, Brutus j. Clay, and
Abrsm vspmeter
The committee after retiring short time, returned
and through their chairman. T. M Clay. Eco, re-
ported the following preamble and resolutions
o of s 81 ,ns
tons Of the syances Of the present mode Of
%hisS
ss sIs
s !. Il. tn: .I: s
established on Ike west ia. Of North river:
,fs a. should
the n:Tnss d.. should ss so a' to avoid the
ws will or may q;
such yard established will drive cattle I. the
drove yard nor directly nor indirectly permit
ss:siysi =; that 1s Colonel williams. Isaac v.nm.,s,
Of Woodfordi B. Blythe and W. chenaul.. Of Madison
b appointed carry into effect ihs osso, Of
sa% and for S s 0 the
The question having been taken on the foregoing
%. unanimously
On motion Of Colonel J. s. williams, the following
resolution adopted -
That the editors Of newspapers in Kentucky and
the of having views fully and distinctly under
edtsrs Of TIE TrsS"e E"sn%s POST and eras in that
city be requested to give them place in their respective
The meeting then adjourned,
JACOB HUGHES, President.
WIN DUNCAN: Vice Presidents.
C. d. BRIGHT, Secretary.
FOREIGN MARKETS.
ENGLISH CoTroS MAnxEr The annexed letter
from leading house in Manchester, will give in
sight into the movements going among spinnsrs to
depress prices for cotton
Dear Sir-O market this week has been very quiet
and prices lower temForsriy the battle Of prices
has now commenced between the foreign buyers and
the spinners In which the former will be worsted, II
your accounts prove correct; but very general senti
ment prevails here that there Is . combination In
America to deceive John Bull to the ultimate result
Of the crop to which indeed the amount Of the receipts
hitherto give some coloring II Is well kno.n fact
here that there Of orders in market for
Well As nom other STARTERS but the very serious sd
Vance In prices has prevented them from being exc
cuted yet into the market they must ultimately come,
II the cotton market remains steady. meeting for
the working Of short time has been held this week In
which the makers Of heavy goods have agreed to work
only forty hours per week. but this will not have much
effect upon the cotton market, ipasmuch, In
quepce Of there goods being losing many Of
them having previously reduced their production some
their machinery, and turning upon finer aud lighter
cloth, which has not been depressed and which pays
better Nothing now would give 80 strong bias to this
Of Gotten going higher falling of In the receipts;
and from what you say, am led to believe that We
may expect before long The limited purchases by
the trade the last two three weeks is the best ev
depce can give you, that they are not only very
tight in stock tut literally purchasing from hand 70
mouth Few, II any, OF the spnners, at present. have
any cotton on hand worthy to be called stock - com
pared with previousustss.
LIVERPOOL MARKETS, February % Ashes Montreal
at 32s s2s Cd; and 90 barrels all faults, at lss
sos No salss returned in pearls. Bark There is 9
good inquiry for Quercitron and so hogshssds Phils
dephia have been dspoeed Of ct lis Sd lis Cd per
cwt. Coal-The demand continues steady; the ship
ments for the fortnight are 1000 tons Prices remain
the same as our last quotations CofIse-Ths market
very nat; and the tendency Of price Is wnvsrds
the sales consist Of 2O0 bags Costa ca ct 5 40 bags
Rio ~ 63s; and $50 bags damaged st Domingo ct 40s
ass ID per cwt. Dyewoods-The transactions in our
msrhet are again to great extent and for logwood
We continue to experience good inquiry ct GO 2s Cd
60 g. for good Laguns fully $50 tons being disposed
Of on such terms besides 90 tons indirect and mixed St.
81 rs Cd. 60 I5s The inquiry for rustic has
iS: in ADDITION sSs,.s So'a a4e ', ton: s.s.n. ..l.
taken at 90 los; and Is tens Puerto Csbsllo, at
In treat ,csre,,v m. xood oopts"ss ~ -
ate ably st ZIG 6s to flo 1os about so tons being
thus sold and there Is also moderate sale for solid
There IL little doing In barwood or red sanders wood
Lard-About $50 tons American have been sold during
the week Ct rather better prices principally ct 3ss Ga
per cwt Msdder-The sales Of Turkey roots have been
trifipg but the prices are very firm and have up
ward tendency. Extreme rates have also been OBJ
tanned for some small parcels Of French and Dutch
madden. Molasses-The sales are 200 casks Cubs,
without change in price and 200 casks East India
trssce, at los. Sd. per cwt Naval stores-A sale OF
the quality sas very inisor Noshus DONE 10 tsr
Common American rosin maintains the late advance,
eco to 700 bbls having been sold, at Be- Sd to S. Cd
n4f fox int. II -. - l.
partial demand and $50 tuns sold at . slight decline
previous rates on the spot the demand hes been
have been sold at ESQ 5s TO fal few tuns pale seal
at ass to fes los, and so tuns American whale, ct
$50 los per tun 10 tuns linseed reported sss
Cd to s4s per cwt and small sales OF pale rape at
former rates Spirits Of turpentne in fair
at s3s TO 33s Cd per cwt The Gales Of palm are under
to arrive ct about previous rates.
HAyWr.Feb 2o-Ashesc suunue quite neglected, with
ipsgnincant tales American pots held at t3f but
buyers Csssp nominal at ssf so TO So and pearl cannot
have no arrivals in either Of these articles beaver
No alteration has taken place prices remaining we'll
supported notwithstanding all absence Of demand No
imports Csssis Lgpes There 10 nothing doing good
sound stock but public sale of3. chests from hina da
mayed has been Effected ct l2sfto 38 per 90 kill duty
paid The lot proceeds from the wreck u the Oseio
coffee The week has been erceedipry dun and sales
quite insgnidcant, being confined TO 900 bags Kio at
t5f to and 400 bsss Bahia for export at COZ per 80
XII in bond; 81 bags Manila ct lin TO liz, and $50
bags st Domingo damaged NJ 1857 20 us per SO Kill
duty paid Notwithstanding the favorable reports from
pgispd and Holland our market remsins heavy. or-
Ing 70 the resistance made by consumption. We have
also received considerable supplies from India. cay
IA SEQ bags Java from samaraog by Ssnsonpet sod
lie, Lesides 1o4 bags st Domingo bv Nznipe Hides
Since the year begun this article Ia. undergone
marked Improvement Of about IL to 10 per cent With
regular saes and during the week notice Of
40 dry Buenos Ayres ct 7of and $50 vet sailed
from Ireland at 2sf 90 to 80 60 per so hill duty paid
bsde rs bales sheepships at ~ % per dozen ourim
ports have been combined 10 SEQ sailed from Liver.
pool. Lsrd.-No alteration Of any Importance has
taken place In this article; sales are exceedingly limit
ed and notice only those Of 2&3 bris American at
blf rs TO So and 446 bags dsmsged Oueda 47f75
to 81 60 Prices vary from 5 70 20 52fOr good qualities
We have received this week from New Orleans 2i3 brs
by Calender oils our rates for whale oil have sen,i-
bly, decreased osipg to the arrival Of the whale ship
Lstour.du Pin importing, upwards Of 1000 barrels.
half Of which, however. will 90 into immediate
We notice the sale q 90 tons palm oil
AFT 10 as per 10 XII. according TO quality. Nothing
doing In cocoa oil Quercitron Bark.-No alteration
has taken place IN this article since our sst report snd
prices remain pominsl. Rice The sales Of carolina
th. week reach upwards OF 900 terces 27f per SO
M duty paid This article lie In favorable po-
stion than II has been for some time past. The
ceipts however compensate fully the deliveries We
have to notice besides lao bags damaged Para
at l2f Is to rs per 90 khiegram, duty paid We