The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-04-20

taken IL 900, and exporters $500. An advance of
to Id. had been established for middlngs.
FLOUR has advanced one shilling, and Indian
corn the same
CoPFKK.-The recent public sales at Amsterdam
were unsatisfactory, and caused prices to recede.
They have since rallied slightly, but the market is
80 unsettled that quotations would be useless.
Good ordinary native Ceylons sold at London, on
the I'd, at 81 SIS. Cd. per 100 cwt.
PRov1sIoNs.-In American the market has been
dull, and prices are lower, especially for bacon,
hams, and lard, each of which have receded about
one shilling.
AsHKs.-The market is very quiet; transactions
are only of retail character.
| NAVAL SroREs.-There have been no sales of
| turpentine. Common American rosin commands
| from 3s to 3s. I'd.
SuoARs.-Holders show disposition to realize,
at reduction of 3d. Is. per cwt. AT London the
market is dull, except for refined.
ToBAcco.-The market is less active than for
sometime past; holders, however, are firm, and
prices are unchanged. Sales for March rising
800 hhds.
per cwt.
The meal market is unchanged.
Ou.s.-Olive is lower; Cod, unchanged. Lin
u, u
The money market continues easy, and the bull
lion is still increasing tn the Bank 1t now exceeds
704 millions of pounds.
Consos have huctuated for the last week, from
95sd. 96sd., closing Friday at oslo. for money
and account.
Amencan stocks continue firm and in good re-
quest. We have quotations.
From the manufacturing districts generally there
"a liftIo he Of the hest
market for some days past has been gradually inn
proving, especially for yarn and fine goods.
Freights continue high, and Amerinan shipping
is scarce. Dead weight to N. Y, U.s. Sd. Fine
goods, Dos.
Mcssrs. Brown, shiplcy & Co.'s Circular.
LIVERPOOL, April 5, 1850.
Throughout the week succeeding the departure
of the last steamer, our cotton market continued in
dull and inactive state, with prices rather in fa-
vor Of buyers, This was succeeded by better de-
mand, with more steadness in prices On the day
preceding the arrival Of the Canada, in the antic
patton that the advices by her would show further
large decrease in the receipts at the ports which be-
ing confirmed, active speculative inquiry sprung
up the I'd inst. Having manifested no disposition
to purchase beyond their immediate wants, and
trade in Manchester continuing dull, all activity
had ceased the market closing quietly with
strong desire the part Of holders to realize Fair
Orleans are quoted at lid; fair Mobile, 6sd. fair
Uplands, Old, and mddling qualities at 62d. 6id.,
per pound.
The sales for the week ending on the 2Sth ult.
were p 42O bales, Of which spectators took 2620,
and exporters $50 bales. Those for the week
ending this evening are estimated at AZ $50 bales,
of which spectators have taken H,6O0, and ex-
porters $3.50 bales. The American descriptions
sold consists Of 1850 Upland, 5Ad; a 7id; New
Orleans, Sid. 3D.; 4,2iO Mobile and Alabama at
52d I'd, and 30 Sea Island at l0d. l6d. per lb
The total stock of cotton in this port is called
505,0O0 bales, Of which S2O, 200 are American,
against stock at this period last year of 10000, of
which go 900 were American.
Indian corn having been in rather more demand,
prices have advanced one shilling per quarter, and
%sy NOV be 9SSed at 3, s e sd % 2ss per quarter ter
yellow, and Us. a Us. Sd. per quarter for mixed
and yellow. Baltimore and Philadelphia -four has
also advanced one chilling per barrel the former
Western Canal flour, lss. 2is; old sour, Pos, per
bb Indian corn meal l2s. l3s per bb, nomi-
nal Wheat, As. Cd. a Is. per 10 lbs.-the market
closing quietly.
Shipping Intelligence.
Arrived from New Yert1xsrch Prescott, =. TnrrsSons
Dahiia Malaga lith Euphslia Msdeira 18th Amslei 90;
s sA fGPis Tes s''i n,a s' wslss Clyde, Eess
ssspa. An hsdrs~ ''s Sn f,sTpss ss .rs
bssa b;Fs ., Ss wssS a .Ss EA an s:sSs ss.s f..
Howes Belfast, 5otb, vsurgis bsrtnouthi 3ls Liv-
erpooi Empire City, do; Roseus, do April UIsa Minor,
Hsndriek Hudson. Deal Victoria, DO; :,
Sailed for New YOrk-March H. Ellen from Oporto; 10,
Trav ALL Chsrente H. Dedao Nice; - Trio, Msreiles ~,
Sunbeam. dol undiue. Krush; n, Olivia, bordeaux.
Downe WATERFORD Fanny, Londonderry - ietitA Ste
Hull American Congress, do, Liverpool Delaware do; a
Cosmo Pisa Elizabeth Dublin wolfve Belfast Anns do;
Garelie Sheds Niagara I,erpooi Hth, John " skddy,
Liverpool; Albert Castin do Enterprise. do; john Ply
mous th hsnnSgsh taran Wshios an NH s
anon avre; zsmor dol Humphrey Harrington. Hslycet
Sd Way Gloucester; Gallia avre April l. Clyde Zodiac,
Liverpool Adler Clyde VI Dorado Crsvesend 2nd south
smpton, rorssmeathi Husenot Liverpool 81 ndois DO;
errool British Rucen, ts) Hamburg . -,
Arrived from Boston-xarch ~ Washington at Trieste;
Luonda Sears Bodeaux 26th Amelia Grayesend 5th, sun
beam. Liverpool; Wishsrt, Scstosry Rosds.
9th Ocean Pride Marion, Queenstown; 2d, Pandora do;
2th Fanehon, PILL 18th, VIM Garland after repanF Sun
derls nd Eleanor do Eseape, Do; Adams liverpool 18th
James. do 18Th Anns, slvoe, slst Esther Nay hverpOol
Arrived from PhiladephsNsrch % ssranse st Liverpool
April s. kalamazoo. OF Liverpool Mary Pleasants, do
eailed for Phsdephia-March n, MnranhamIDesl from
Newcasts ed Envoy Londonderry; 26th, Robert Parker
Liverpool 18th Hbernia, do.
No arrivals from New York SD for New York, Jan B
Hand and Milton both from Calcutta at 81 Helena;
Feb 49, Cato Cslcutta 18Th Samuel Appleton At Dom
sailed for China 18th. Sid for Boston, Jan 6 VAN
eouver, from Canton Cape Of Good Hope IA Cyane 81
Heiens th Tartan DO; Feb Zone do; Arso from Cscut