The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-16

The Goyerno China was decided and
province had been beseged in fGsneral Of the Canton
feated. I forces had been sgnally de-
Aercial Affairs.
MONEY MARKET. LONDON, April 2 1852.
rates have not md discounts are easy although the
The returns been reduced by the Bank of England
lion in the Iaxetted to-day show the Of bull
being an >ank Of England to be e19S15 si5 sterling
closed to of f69sl5 Consols are steady and
ANrr day at ssss 9Sad for money and account
nrie,g Icas SECURITIES in fair demand at favorable
paw The latest quotations annexed-
sssea States Five per Cent Bonds Qs5a). coz slx
nto sx per Cent Bonds Bonds Gsss 1921
New York State Five per Cents Qs5s-lS6o) % %
Pennsylvania Five per Cent Stock. ........ S31s a
Massachusetts Five per Ct sig Dds Gs6s) los a io7
haryl Five per Cent Sterling Bonds 92a 93ls
s ss PEP Pc Cen. ssn bonds ads s
Montreal CITY Six per Cents QS65) ...... So q 81
| LWERrooL, April 3, 1852.
Corros-The dnlness and inactivity in the Liverpool
cotton market noticed in the advces per the Africa still
continue-indccd, the intelligence brought out by the
Arctic has induced still less animation and the sales are
less than for some time previous Prices irregular
and slight reduction has place on all descriptions
Of American under fair Orleans Brown Shipley & Co.'s
Circular Gays the decline fully I'D The weeks sales
3o15O balcsof which the trade took q $50 bales
spsculators 40 bales and exporters 1880 bales.
~. Inc following are the official quotations :
Middlrg Orleans 4 1918 Mobile 1910 Uplands, AZ
Inferior to ordinary. az So.
The market was steady on Friday, with sales of 5000
bales
BnrApsrrrrs:-Th market continues much depressed,
the circulars however disagree to the extent Of the
decline. Brown Shipey & Co say that flour has given
way Cd Is per Dbl. and wheat Id. ID per 70 lbs
They quote Western Canal Philadelphia and Baltimore
and Ohio Hour, ut los 3D.; sour lis cd 1ss Cd Wheat
o. 5s. 3D. for red and 6s Id 6s 3D. for white per
20 lbs Indian corn acs for white; ass Cd for yellow
and 2Ss 2Ss 3d. for mixed Messrs Maxim Sons, ouo.
tations shade higher. The Continental markets FOR
bresdsuis have experienced similar decline. Prices
| Of wheat have reccded in the chief Bs,tic ports
EPRossoSsThe ansactions in beef and pork are 10
fair extent but operations are somewhat checked by
quote new prime mess beef at S5s aos Cd and old do
COS 70s per crce. Pork, COS a70s per Dbl Bacon Is
inactive, but prices are supportsdhe supply is small
Lard is duh although offered pt Cd IT, per cwt lower
fine sold at Ass Cd to 49s., and good at AS Cd Ass
Chcsse-Fine qualities are in demand, but other sorts
! TAILow is in fair request at easier prices
CofrrE is in more general demand, at fun prices
TgA-Ihc transactions limited and prices dropping
Ricr.--Parces Of Carolina arriving ere offered
at lower rates. Sales have been made ia Cd 1Ss
! 3D., for fair and good.
As,rs are unchanged; sales moderate
QcIFcunos BARK has advanced I'd. per cvt-say IT,
! 81. q SIS. for Philadelphia.
CLOVER SIrD is in large supply and dc-line or %
IS rercwt has taker place Flax seed and Timothy seed
are quite neglected, aud prices nominal
RosIN Is scarce and in demand ut ;:s cd for common
| and lbs for fine.
TuRpEsrNs.-Tiie sales have been small at es los
TAR-Ncthing doing
0us.-No charge in lard or whale obs Sperm is scarce
and saleable ut an advance Of Dos Ia ans nor Inn M
current quotations f44 45G for lard EDS ESQ fer
| whale; and E1Sa ST. for sperm.
MrrAis-kanufactufc iron is FIRM with an alvanc.
iDs tendency. Tin plates in good demand at stiff
prices Block tin has declined IS per ton Other art
| clcs are without change.
instances paid los for bar iron to New York Boston
Philadelphia and New Orleans rates are unchanged In
tho rates for passengers. high c5 have been oh.
tanned in ono or two packets for New York-yery few
! Offering for Boston.
stain or TRADE Observation-Disclosures in Man
chester responds TO the dull feeling Of the Liverpool Get
ton market. srnns and are anxious to
rene" engagements to the advantage Of buyers Goods
| and yarns are therefore lower.
| H.vRr. March 81, 1885,
Cotton had a downward tendency The sales on the
Goth did not exceed 700 bales the weeks transac
ons only 40 bales against imports Of 10 GOO baer
Orleans was quoted % s5t SEC s5f 54c Upland eff
Asiis continuc in favor--the demand being regular
American pots to be delivered in May sold at 42f BIC
al. S0c. Pearls, 46f
FROM Hol1ISGsHEAD, yErLEY & cos CrRcrIAR
IhynRroor. April 2. 1852
! Our cotton market which left off in n duh and de-
clni6g state last week has not improved during the
present one The advccs received from the Unted
States have In consequence Of large receipts at tho
ports brought increased estimates of crop and this
together with light imporatop. owing to the long con-
tnuance ef easery winds and the fact there are
OF from the United States about 100 oOe bales
has tended to keep buyers out Of the market we
have had but moderate demand all the week
with small purchases for export. and on the
| part Of the trade. but little doing cxcept in
parcels for immediate use. The market, under
rcgar but the only change to notice is slight decline
in the prices Of American descriptions under fair quality
barely amounting TO oneeighth Of penny per pound
whilst the better sorts remain quoted last week The
.ales to-day amounted to 5000 bales The business dur
ing last month amounted TO 2S $40 bales which 10 600
were taken on speculation and II bales for export
Prices o. American descriptions have declined during tho
y. s.-April 3.-Upands middling, 411ls: fair. 5n.
Mobile midiling, ~; fair Ok New Orleans middlipg
4lj-l6 fair, 6ss
Passengers by the StcamshIp America.
n a T' ns'' Marlin M so1s Mr.
Waugh iad Mr. s sas Mr. fbs .y
fy D. *G:
hS xa.m s ssPF 2R,1 rD Br'd
Shipping Intelligence.
Arr from NYork March 27-Bavaria at Havre; CLampon
b., cyde si, Arctic At Liverpool April l. Canton,
YsrI. ssipis' nars.,s I'm Liverpool
& M Thsos a
ssr s aasi.s. sss Il T. s1E
rom g. 3n: 81 Hobart a. Genoa as
sa Is Ds.,sn.ssrssa, S.r,h A.la,s. from Queens
n.Hs si: Tisi: rem Hull; zpril H. ANA Anna
rem Hs" S' sesss '. ysvS
a.. :. b.s h SER. :,
Hsr,sy, and Ans.pelis. Do "a, Queen oa I1.rsoel
Sid from New oresns@Ssr.h as.s, Nathaniel Thompson
Arr from Nobilc-March NJ, Hungarian, at Havro 3lt
SresnoeE At ivcrpoo Aberdeen, Of Queenstown April 3D.
Fereian, OF Liverpool. -
Arr from Phadepba-Arril Cd, saranso, OF Liverpool
Rio Grande, 'fN~'
Sid for rhladepha-March 81 Superior, from London
Derry 2stA. Java from Liverpool.
Arr from ltimoroMareh 80, Mary Hsaner NJ GibrAI-
TAR nth, Alexander, on Falmouth,
arr from CharlestonNarch 49, Eastern Queen, Havre:
Nth, susan Owens Mt Liverpool; Switzerland. ---. |
from Liverpool. - ~ "-'
Calcutta Feb o-Arr Hndoo NYork: cd Townsend Bo,
bridge, Boston. '' '''-' ""A-'
Madras, Feb 22-Arr Holland, Boston.
Gibraltar, no date-tld Maria, Philsdelnhis
~ Helena. Jan 25-Sld Kate Uastinps
bowsprit. ~ WV VS. "
The Catherine Barclay, from Liverpool for Montreal rot
ashore north s0e Of Splaug, and lled great
OF the cargo 10 lost. She subsequently parted.