The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-31

piratica feet had arrived off Ming po British vessels
were on the spot to render such assistance might be
necessary.
Seventeen American whalers in Hong Kong har
| Dor The fishing season had been Improbable.
The emigration Of Chinese to California greatly in
| c<casing.
! From Australia.
! HIGH PRICE OF PRovIsIoNs---GOLDDU DUST ABUNDANT,
| Sydney advicos to the 18th December had been re-
| ceiyed in England.
| scarce. The place comparatively descrted-srea
numbers having to the digging whore gold is
found in great abundance Women get ten shilngs a
| day for discharging vessels.
| Commercial Intelligence.
MONETARY AFFAIRS.
Cash continues very abundant discounts are easy
The market for English securities has been very buoyant
the explanations In Parliament being satisfactory Con-
| soils have run up to 0Sai
THE COTTON MARKET.
| HoLLINsHFAp, TErLEY AND co.'s COTTON CIRCULAR.
LIVERPOOL, March 20 1852
The business in cotton has been less extensive than
for many weeks past Still there has been fair
OF business going forward and the daily sales have ranged
| from 6co0 to 900 bales. Spinncrs have purchased
rather sparnsy having previously supplied themselves
somewhat freely. But for export and specu ltion
there has been steady demand daily the whole having
been sufficient to prevent any marked decline in prc
The market, however, has been in dull state all tho
week. The quantity sale il not large but offered in
such way az to tempt buyers. All the common sorts
OF American have only been in moderate requost-.he
better qualities from three pence upward have been in
most demand. bnt more artcuarly regard, Uplands
have been sold freely and therefore favor
the buyer the only exception being in good staped
New Orleans, which scarce We therefore consiu.r
that American descriptions upon the average fuy
onesixeenth Of penny per ID owor than The
total sales of tho week have been A 500 bales which
60s0 bales Of American, $40 Bahia 44O Egyptian and
LOO urats taken speculaton and 1910 bales
American t5O Pernambuco 20 Bahia, and 62O Sur:t.
taken by exporters leaving The trade OuO es
The Baltic from New York arrived Friday morning
bringing adytss up to the oh instant and Quoting higher
consequence Of which the demand has been more active
to-day friday restoring prices TO what they at tho
close of last week The sales 5000 bales of which
$500 were speculation.
P.s-saturday morning There has not beon much
enquiry so far, this morning We quote Upands
middling 4;Gd fair, 5ad; Mobile middiing Sd. fair
5hd.; New Orleans middling, 8 Lied; fair SID.
Cotton was IN fair demand at Liverpool but without
ing the Canadas departure, prices recodcd full six
teenth Of penny per lb. Brown shplcy's circular
however. says. under date Of Liverpool, March lyh
'since the arrival of the Baltic with the advces OF an
adyancc in the New Orleans market prices h,vo rallied
The sales to-day reached 5000 balcs with steady mar
ket at the quotations Of the previous week Othor
circulars report the sales Friday at 10 900 bales
Guiding 1000 to specuators and exporters sales of
the week foot A. 500 bales of which the trade
10000 exporters $500 and spectators 5000 The
and Mobiles 514d fair New Orleans sgd; mddlng up
lands 15-l6d.; Mobiles 3D. New Orleans 1-16d Tho
Havre cotton market at the last dates and the
prices Of the previous week, were barely sustained.
HayRE, March Tth.--Advces from the United States
have caused dull feeling in the market for cotton
prices are in favor Of buyers.
The market greatly depressed and prices of wHrAr
FLOUR and Conn had recedcd Messrs Maxim & SONS
grain circular quote Western canal -four at 2os 3D.
2s. Philadelphia and Baltimore at Dos Cd to 21s Ohio
21s. Cd to 22s. Cd; New Orleans, 2ls to 22s United
States white wheat, 6s 3D. to Gs 1ld; mixed and red S.
Sd. to 6s. Id
INDIAN Cons quiet at 2es to 2as Cd for yellow, and
31s. to 3aas for white
THE PROVISION MARKET.
The market was cleared of American beef and fine
new would realize very full prices old beef dull Of
sao. Messrs Gardner Il Co.'s Circular quotes prime
beef Sos to OBS Cd; old at 62s. to 65s ordinary
new sOs to s4s.; old. Cos to Sos Eastern bacon was
quoted at dos to 43s Western 3Ss to 42s Fine mid
ding cheese, AS. to 52s. Fine qualities Of lard
held COS but the transactions were very limit
ed at these rates Other circulars state that in
improved demand. at an advance of Is per owt OF
shoulders more are offering at the late advance Hams
neglected Lard Is also neglected and from Cd to Is
lower. Fine cheese meets with ready sale, but other
sorts arc dull. Butter has declined 6s to d. per cwt
Taow Is steady at previous rates.
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS,
LIVERPOOL, March 20, 1852
AsrIrs are dull at 25s. for pots and 27s for pearls
Misunderstanding to report
RosiS-Saes of common. to arrive have been made
at 81. I'd per cwt.
TAR moves off readily at lis Sd per bbl ex-store.
RcE.--Ihe demand has improved, with sales of Caro-
lima at lis. Cd. to 19s
Ors meet limited demand at previous prices
QurnciTRoN BARK continues in very limited demand.
LrNsEEp CAKES wanted at very full prces.
CLoyBR SEEp has been offered freely, and prices
nave aechhed 81 present quotations arc dos to Dos
BErswAx.sale have been mado at f6 IS. to ct IS,
according to quality.
The SUGAR market is quiet but prices not lower.
CorrrE is in limited demand The market. however, is
healthy.
TIA as last reported
MoIAssEs-Small sales at last weeks rates
Mrr.Ls.-Iron is unchanged. Railway bars are in de-
mand and rather higher. Scotch pig is dull. and
prices easier Tin piatcs--slow sales Copper and
tin unchanged There Is better demand for lead, at
higher rates.
FREIGHT AND CHARTER
Mesrs Train Co : Liverpool circular says"P Preighs
looking there American ships to be char
tered los Is demanded by packets for New York for
iron Passengers prices to New York. f3 TO- for Boston,
14 10.
STATE OF TRADE.
There Is fair degree Of activity in the cotton manufac
turing districts The manufacturers fully employed,
at profitable prices.
Passengcrs by the Canada.
Mr. and Mrs Lack, Mr and Mrs Moore Mr. and Mrs Bake
MAY a4s.n sy s ns
nsnss sycn Miller Miller ThasF s n
boggcs Osborn Browne, oNeil. Rowso Beokmsn, acDon
Shipping Intelligence.
Arr from New YorkMarcb 18th, Columbus of the Lizard.
sees; lsh, Waterfowl At ivsrpoc xugusts st BrsTers
sherenam; CoiumIis of ST. Adams Head Ausus.a, a
eiyoet Sir Isaac Newton OF Faimouth oth steamer Bal
3 for Mss m saa & Esms and
Ienn,on FIN AntWsrp Col Cutie I'm Hare Harriet a I'm
dase sGsoa Sssmh
M sna .4 m % sH2 1 h I'm rsSss sS. from Car
from BostonMarc 18th, steamer Cambria, at Liver
prui.
sid for phlsdephsz,,-March 18th, Tam O'shsnscr fun
Ivcrrool; 10th. Helen Thompson, I'm the Room.
Arr from Raltimore-Maroh 10TH Art Union. at Liverpool
sid for BatmorcMarch Issh Helena. and Hcnrietta,
| I'm Bremen; 18th, Paxton. FIN Queenstown.
hrr from ChsrestcnM March Harriet Frances A. Am
sterdam; 18th, Louisa Amelia ; 10TH Csrrion, NJ tho
Clyaei 10th Margaret at Lvcrpool 18th Cambri, do;
18Th. Maria johanna on Dover Ieva'it At Liv,rpap!
Ship Lady Frpnkln passed going into Liverpool 2lst
INIT.
27th A. 81 lon A6 49, paused American ahp crins
Sc, sho wing white fag with blue mud rod oessrs
e-----
Vessel Abandoned nt Sea, &c.
| BaLr,MoRx. March 80. 1863
Tho ship Gr,at Britain, arrived at Mobile rcpcrts
resing on the 18th ultimo lat Sd "a long 13 ~ W.
mp Brandon, Of Liverpool from Honduras TO London
wafer logged and abandoned
We have no mail from the South to night
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