The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-10

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DOMESTIC MARKETS
Nav ohLEass, Feb 2s-The past week has again
bees characterized BY further depression In lead
ing staple caused BY the receipt oil the Bsltios 40.
counts in the carly part tn. week and the Europs
advices made public To day, which latter annouuoe
decline Of I'd. in the Liverpool cotton market,
whilst BY the former steamer fall OF I'd noted.
This, In connection with the upward tendency OF
neghs and the heavy supply has reacted severely
depressed. Many holder, have, however, wthdrs wn
their stocks altogether feeling cenhdent that a. later
period prtces viii materially recover rom their pre-
sent position Thus far the long crop vsgainsd
decided victoryachevedt TO be sure at the sAcriaes
OF truth and veracity but when did cotton operator
take suob trAes int consideration The hef
has been accomplished and viii be remedisd Just in
time TO end that have parted with the bulk the
crop 70 trans Atlantic brethren a. remunsrat nv
pricesto themselves In other respects the general
market has been rather heavy since our last and bust
ness suffers from the scarcity Of money, and the In
creased cost Of transportation.-Bse
FOREIGN MARKETS.
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marked In American currency. BresdstuG.-Plour,
,scks SIS to SIS maize 81 81 So barley 81 to So
Iran, " 70 80 hay per ton $50 TO $40 Builiing
terisls Planks per 500, $50 to SIS DO Gusysquil,
SEQ to SO; lumber, in, fe5 to $40; iron per cwL
s1s to $40. Dry goods-Ali kinds v.ry abundant
per cut, si5 to SIC; esndlss, sperm, $40 to sis;
lamp oil, per gallon. 81 to 50 30, olive oil. per
dogsn, $500 ~ 90 pickles. Per DOZEN 81 to
80; lard very scarce, per pound reals butter, per
pound zoe. 10 Soc preserved meats SO per cent per
NJ. Hardware very scarce, a. also all kinds Of tools,
Sc Liquors.-Clsret ordinary, in casks, s25 to 500
DO white none In the market elsret In cases So 30
$500 do white In casks 80 70 Sc muscaudsle 81 to
80; champagne $40 TO sl2; sherry per gallon,
81 to 81 rs; Msdeirs, do, 81 70 Al so; port, 81
70 80 alcohol, SOC. TO 81 cognae, 81 to III 80
ale 50 80 So porter scarce, VI Is s3 old Jsmrica
per gallon. ~; most vines and liquors Csc per
DOZEN when in half bottles. Indigenous produ ,tons
s., aD.y ,. r,n. sss.a sa p T9%
'ions-Mess beef sl2 sl3; do pork, sl2 s13i hans
per ID reals, beans per ewt, 81 IS s; Italian
paste, ~ 5osts, Rice ttasS DO csrelina 50 90
cent l,monsdse 81 50i gin per dozen 81 SO a. Ma
jorca sni,su per gallon, vi 20 asa Geld dust per
ounce, t15 T5asls. Exchsng.s-0n United States or
per cent; French DO, 10 q 10 So sppish qusdrrple
rs per cent The numerous arrivals Of mules has
draby lowered the price OF transit across tbs 18th
mus, which has been done this month at s2a sleeper