The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-18

ths svcs whist the opinions ssa certain class are
ylsscd to take
ne April Wtkout change a circumstancrs or reason
Of kind beyond the addition Of 1000 bates 10 the
eeips at the ports Of the United states we during
the week one-thitd o. penny per lt lower in price.
Neither is thrre any encouragement from Manchester
and the manufacturing districts 1Ne great fact how
ever, r,nans that although tho crop of 2a00o0
bacs will not supply the CONSUMPTION Of Europe and
America during the present year, the existing cur
rency is Id. per lb higher than last year. Under
such circumstances urue necessarily feel in very
sensible manner every turn in the market Far Up
arrs are quoted at IVA Mobile 79sd and Orleans I'd
Yesterday alat 26o0 bses Sea Islands offered by
suction very few sold the trade not being disposed
co purchase beyond cher absolute wants The prices at
the auction very similar to those obtained by pri-
sale Immediately preceding In instances
quarter to half petny less might have been accepted
5000 American 10fo Surat 300 Madras and ITO Pernan
have been taken on speculation and Soo American '5o
Madras so Egyptian and 20 rernam for export
The sales for the week amount to ~ $50 bales
Lon no. CoRN MaRKKr, March 31-There only avery
show Wheat by land carriage samples from Is
and the quantity exhibited the Kent end Suffolk
stands was quit e moderate The condition was more
affected 10y the weather experienced OF late
which caused the mlers to act rather cautiously;
clearance nevertheless made the general bring
ing fully last Mondays currency and slight advance
being. in instances paid for really dry quaiiea
The transactions in foreign Wheat were not by any
means extensive; importers however, firm and the
business done quite ut previous prices For floating
cargoes of the coast advance Of Is asked
and Indian Corn afoat was held at Cd. to l. per Or
higher Flour moved off very slowly the top price
manned nomnay unaltered but secondary descriptions
Lospos April THE quantity Of wheat fresh up this
morning il moderate; there but few buyers, and the
rates of both French aud English remain analtered
Flour and malt in steady retail demand at former rates
Fine barley fully de Other sorts unchanged Lit
tie doing in beans and peas at late prices Oats sup
ported Monday currency; ether articles unaltered
LnrnrooL Cons MAgkrr. ApRlL From advices By
the Pacific learn that the -four market quiet mt
former prices The quotation for good Southern was
81 50 - To- and for Canadian in bond 81 81 per
barrel The holders of wheat appes disposed To make
concession in prices which however IN not load
any transactions of Importance, aud quotations
manned quite nominal Indian quiet at 06c,
t61sc. per burhel for Southern aud Jersey yellow
bushsl for grain to Liverpool We have received
into this port during the week ending yesterday,
e193 quarters Of Indian corn from America and Naples
-four however have to report nearly 70 900
barrels and Of French l46 sacks Contrary to opinions
previously entertained Of the trade, market this
morning, exhibited no lively symptoms in any OF its
leading descriptions all descriptions Of English aud for
cgn wheat having moved rather paringy TO both home
and country miler terms equal to the currency Of
Tue.day states Canadian and French Hour at the
came time meeting slow limited inquiry barely the
quotations II this day might Indian corn being still
in good request maintained the advance of Friday real
ling fully I'd quarter over the rates OF this day week
Arm. 4-lLe transactions in English and foreign
wheats upon moderate scale for immediate
sumption and few parcels 81 prime quality having been
taken ryesmcns the value Of all descriptions of this
grain may be deemed precisely the on Tuesday
last States Canadian and French -four moved rather
less freely than Of late Indian firm and rather
exceeded our last currency.
AMERICAN PRoyrsioss-Lycrpool, April At steady
prices there has been moderate business in beef From
the fact of the trade having now generally taken pre-
sent supply look for less activity for few weeks
There has been fair inquiry for pork, chiefly from
Ireland and the stock is much reduced. portion
the bacon lately arrived has been landed the quality
Of which good buyers forward slowly and pay
the high prices with great reluctance No hams yet
landed prices the sales of lard reach 80 tons the
bulk Of the late arrivals is held for further advance
Cheese sells readily but middng sorts clear out slowly
Taow has been dull and prices rather in favor Of the
buyer Further reduced rates have been submitted to
for butter, without leading to free purchases.
LoSros PRopUoE MARKET April i.-West India sugar
closed dull ut decline Of fully Cd per cwt.; lsl casks
were sold making s27 for the week Refined, brown
Jumps, AS AS. I'd OF 1000 bags Madras ut auction
about half sold; grany. 39s. to 4ls soft yellow and
and mddlng white Bensres, 3ss to aos. I'd Conee-So
public falcr little done privately native Ceylon,
AS to ~ Cd. Tea is firm; common In demand Rice
steady. about former rates for East india 0lsin-
finn and rather doing at $50 Cd Other sorts
dun. ale zeal 1874 JOS. Prices Of cotton unchanged
Sales the week 1850 bales surats at 471d 20 5asd
and 500 bales Madras. Pew buyers Colonial stock Is
increasing raow Is dull; fine g., Jos ID to 40s.
LIyrLrooI. Al rl 4-Freights continue dull and in
passengers the Improvement usually expected this month
i not yet visible Vessels and filed with
difficulty To New York metals los. TO la per ton;
bulky weight, l2s Cd to It's. Cd; fine goods lis Cd
hardware. 15s earthenware, S. to o.. Doston-Dead
weight lbs to lTs. Cd; fine goods Dos; hardware l5s
eartheuwsre, los. Philadephia-Dead weight, ljs 10
ss ine goods 20s hardware 2os earthcnware lis I'd
Batnore-Dead weight. lis. TO lis Cd fine good 2Os
hardware, 20s carthcnware, H. Cd New Orieans-Desd
weight rs td TO l5s fine goods, lis. Cd; hardware
los; earthenwure, 6s