The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-22
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Today " exceedingly tame The few sales by prvato
.,S.y In whoat and aour reported rather esder
LoSpor TnADs Rsrosr Monsay Evening March g.
There mas not bcen much business doing in Mincing
and especially for the superior Of and
cohto The quantity OF produce Advertised to be scid
during the week is considerable and In tn, fac, ~ th
large saes there has been but little disposition to 30 kus
by private contract.
MAscHEsTsR STATE or TRaDs -russpau N-xrro March
Owe continue to experience good dinaNd for yarns
mp to No co. and fair inquiries for most other nuher
and qualities The spinncrs beginning to feel
Inconvenience by the among the mechanics hut
there Is remedy for this patience the only thing
Perhaps smniler stocks In spinners hands were
known; and should the stapo continue moderate 1859
may be set down as prosperous year fair business
doing in cloth for Inda and other parts and last wecks
rates fully maintained, and In advance.
The business doing for tho Continent Ii extensive, and
likely from appearances to continue Our dyers stn
complaining, not having full employment-a thing
usual at this season
MIR JAMES M'DEsRY's CIRCULAR.
Lvrnroor, March 9.--Bacon brings very full prices.
and ID cleared as landed Further arrivals Of fine beef
will good market Tho stock of cheese Is about
exhausted Lard il dun Qucrcitron bark i nerecs.d
Linsced cakes continue in demand Clovcrseed has
further receded In value, owing to plentiful supplies
unimportant. Breadstulrs-Tho continued depression
in -four and wheat has made holders anxious dis
Of Philadelphia and Baltimore find buyers with din
Guilty at 2ls Western Canal aud Canadian dull at
2lS Cd ONO sela III mrrc dribrts Mt pa Philadelphia
white wheat, steamer has been sold at IA al and
other sorts have declined in proportion Indian ooru
COttOn.--The
good again Saturday last and the salcs reached
bags ut full prices Yesterday the per Canada Of
trning decline In the American markets. checked ths
upward tendency OF prico@ and since has rather limited
business although many holders have shown willingness
to-day. to ooncede onc-sxtee nth OF penny per lb
il most likely the trade will buy sparngly for q wock
two in which a small decline may be looked for
IL the crOpis to exceed 260O00 bales IL must very
shortly show tscf by considerably receips into
the ports which would have tho effect Of keeping
latos out Of tho Market and should the spring bo N
favorable in America hero that will shortly have
Ii 2nap
In n very satlafactory state
MEssRs. RoBERT MAXIM AND SONS CIRCULAR.
IUrnrooL Conn EscuaNGs, TUESDAY, March 9-The ag-
gregate Of the weeks supply comprises rather large
rival Of -four from America with quantity Of wheat
thence ~ well az from Egypt and European ports in nd
dtion to about 5000 sacs our chiefly from Franco tho
import consists principally Of oats and oatmeal
and We have to note fair accession Of malt and barley
coastwie There was little alteration mp 10 the close of
the week in amy Of the British markets. in which toerab
rmness lwthout much activity, appeared to pre-, thu
Irish markets supplied in very ring proportion
with native produce anu evidently depend In great do
gree upon foreign mporntions that while prices Of
wheat and ether leading articles remain firm in that coun
try thofe Of Indian steady and prosp in
creasDg demand have realized improvement on the
week, in instances TO the extent Of 2s Cd S. pc
ton Continental rates continue atogcthee out Of range
aud go snr from drawing large supplies to M country
usual there "a every prospect of our experiencing =
steady mand for Sheatand flour for export to Germany;
this state Of things aud The given by the
abolition Of duties In the States Of the Zolveren hnve
not however. producetsan IN immediate effect the
trary the duh advces from London ths morning contri-
bued rather to incrcasc the depression previously exist
inE Our market this morning t0.cray well attend
ed tut the wheat trade opened slow aDi decline Of ID
perbus hc was generally conceded at which reduction
drrtc amount 81 Business effected before the close
American flour pressed for sas from the quay
several thousand barrels changed bands at H. per barred
less than this day week Grinding barley remained stcady
in value but mailing descriptions and malt respcc-
lively IL. per quarter cheaper. Egyptian beans sold
sts Gdy al ul prces Oats froW the scarcity Of paroek
at hand recoyend the depression of Friday though tho
sales were merely IN retail Oatmeal Sd per load lower
indpn corn in moderate request, granary tho
heat per 10 lbs Canadian nj xcd and red S. IOd 8s
Id; white 3a Id Gs 5d; United States mxed aud red,
5s l0d. Ca Sd. white IS I'd n IS Id Danzig and Ko-
berg mixed and red Us Br Sd; high mixed Gs 1Od
", Id; Pomeronean and Mechlenburg red 6s I'd fs
I'd lfs nbssg bs l0d ia 3D. Stetn and Slcsan red
t-. I'd white, 6s. Sd ts. Cd Daoish, Holsten. and
Frttland red, ~. I'd IL white ,6s 6s bd Riga and
Frneh khensh, and belgian red, 5s lOd 6s ID whito
Is Id Gs Sd; Spanish ana Italian rcd 5s I'd a Cs Id
white ~ lod cs IA Odcssa Polish red 5s 3d S. 3D.
common 5s n5s. 3J Mnraropoh red 81 id a 81 I'd Da-
nube as I'D 5s. 3D.; Rusean &c. hard a. nd a 6s:
fgyptian ~ led 81. Id Ryo, per 60 lbs baltic, &C.
Vs. Cd Us. I'd. Barley per 90 ibs.--Grindng III cd y
o. Oats. per da lbs, - I0J % 1id Russan q Sd n
2s 3d. Beans, per quarter surc pcan SOS a5s Egyp-
tian per $50 lbs 2ls Cd, 25s Peas, per quarter.
Baltic &C.. white, 3ls. a 3ss Canadian 3is a 32p
indian Corn per 4S0 ,hs.--American yellow 2ss a
AS, Cd white, 32s. 34s, French Spanish, Italian
&c, yellow, 2Ss Cd 2gs Cd white. 3os. u 3ls; Ih-
rail and Gaiatx POS. sd 30s 3D. Indian Corn meal per
le6 lbs l3s Cd las 3D. Flour, per bbl 10o Ibs-Ca-
nadan sweet 21s Cd 2s United States Western canal
rhia und Baltimore sweet 2s. 81 2ls Cd New Orleans
1s 2's do. and Canadian heated and sour los. 20s
Per sack $50 lbs French fine and superlne 3L 4s OK
tzr, 3Gs a37s,