The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-19
Markets.
MONEY MARKET.

LONDON. Tuesday Evening. April o.
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was % The foreign stoek-mariet Was well supported
heT foreign s1ehanss seners
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sarsa under the Reid Irving Co. There
HannuSe. April sNAmersan six * percent per- cents 1878 bills
MR.. JAMES MHENRY's CIRCULAR.
LIVERPOOL, April 6, 1852.
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pork offered At Decline In nothing
In Il
S,, II to make With though
BRrApsruSss-The prices for -four lead to more in
@ at Cd sa ship Whsats have further declined 3D.
dull 2ss Cd to 29s for yellow and aOs
CoTros-The market has continued in the same quiet
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dirty eottOns continue very unsaienbe TIE
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unfayorably for sellers it has already been felt in the
WRIGHT, CANDY s. co.'s CIRCULAR.
LIVERPOOL, APRIL 6, 1852
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Holidays
show Of advies rem your side will be
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more eagerness manifest che part Of holders TO realize
inspire Price.
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The import for is about 40, 255 bales, principally
American.
Fasir. Mids,i"g. Ordinary
S S ;i.S orleans ( Nth
trade continues very guild both spinners
and are open 70 contracts easier terms
plies have made buyers eanous and at market al
though there was good both whea. and -four
INDIAN GoRs-Yeow sold more freely at 2ss 2es per
quarters white being pressed, was Cd Is per quarter
CLovERsrrp dull sos being the outside price for the
TLAxsrEn.-5O hhds sold at eOs per tierce.
LARD has fallen of in demand and 49, would now be
Rosis from extreme scarcity has advanced to 49, per .w
TAR would sell at lis. but holders demand money
Rcr-5o tcrces fine quality changed hands at l9s
No change in other articles.
THE LATEST COTTON CIRCULAR.
The arket opened this morning with the same quiet dog
sd feeling which has prevailed for the past week at the
VIII .. s 70 w Which 5 sSssu
lators and exporters took 5oot 700.
THE CORN TRADE
BREsLAu, March IS 1882.
A heavy blow threatens the spectators in corn. The
prices have been falling for the last fortnight is l3 sill
grosshen wheat ten ditto and barey2 ditto bushel
lower than in February Oats alone keep This fall
caused chiefly by reports from abroad for market
is but seany supplied and large exports both abroad
and TO the terror Of the country would certainly occasion
rise for the favora bic from foreign
ke All apprehension that the frost has injured the seeds
is passed away.
STATE OF TRADE.
MANCHESTER, ApRIL 6, 1852
There has been great sameness in cloth and
markets this week as compared with the previous
general tendency further slight decline in
Of the continued favorable from the United States
TO the Of 1851 the estimated extent OF which
pears weekly to increase with this drawback to sales still
spnnsrs generally find but little dculty quitting stock
and though Obliged submit all reduction there
healthy in the market for nearly all numbers and
qualities. The cloth market is affected in similar
The operations for South America weekly increasing
that all tainty is done away with, which has
so long existed the Plate. Our dyers
always good sign this Of proving home demand
the United States good busine doing
the staple has reached its supposed lowest point very
ANNA ted business is anticipated