The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-26
Markets.
MIR. JAMES M'HENRY's CIRCULAR.

a,
There is no new feature in bacon, in becf IraA
prime pork Is selling 70s; French In chocss
there Is nothing doing The quotations for lard are no
nal Qucrctron bark does not improve in demand Liza
seed cakes in request so tons thin obong sold
ship at e Ia Cd There is less inquiry for ooversced
Talow is steady with good busness doing In oils tho
transactions have been unimportant
BpEApsIurrs-1hc singular depression in flour anl
wheat which apparent ut sailing Of tho Pacific In
some measure disappeared and been followed by good
speculative inquiry ut tho rates then current HoldoS
having mostly Withdrawn from the market the actual
business has been unmportant. and the quotations rs
main unatercd Indian corn steady.
the sailing of the Pacific the appearance
Of tho market has not improvedthe atc imports Of
fred fast landed and prices Of the ordinary to fair
qualities quite I'D lb and in nearly
ad per ID down in the week Should the next steamer
from America report large receipts and lower rates which
IL not improbable further decline may be looked for
tho trade have large portion Of tho imports besides be
ing moderately in stock business has been limited
this week in Manchester but most Of The spinners and
manufacturers being under contract for timo,
Independent of buyers.
stock this day 5 0a2 bags of which 1919 GIL are Ams-
rcnn Do last year sos 7SS bags Of which 3l7 53
American.
Sales This week SIS 300 bags including 81 100 American
IL o3o bugs being on speculation and 4l9o bags to
portcrs
MEssRs. TRAIN & co.'s. CIRCULAR.
LIVERPOOL, Saturday March flashes continue 10
meet fair enquiry, without change in prices BARK
Quorcitron-The stock being light, there s only mode
rate demand. Corn-1hc dulness in the trade
nues and prices have further given way where sales
pressed Sellers of flour and wheat this week have
been few, but progrA could be made without sub
mitng to n reduction Of I'd to Ii per bbi. flour and
I'd per 10 lbs wheat Some large parcels Of Phila
de hin flour changed hands 21s from tho ship (coua
toabout 21s Cd from warehonse) At yesterdays
ko holders were fr1nor and the asking price for w o.
and Canadian 22s.; the transactions only Of
retail character. Nho corn, 32s per quarter yellow
2s he telegraph reports tho London market quiet at
Mondays rates Cotton-A material failing of in tho
demand with an Increased urgency to sell has com
petoly changed the aspect of cotton market and
prices Of qualities below fair arc in many instances "a
to I'd per h. lower II has been matter Of surprise
TINT The purchases by the trade have continued long
TO be III OF tho consumption nor can expect
the scale Of operations during the last two months to be
immed diaely resumed. Meanwhile, importers manifest
deposition to postpone sales. The total sales
$500 bales including "a $50 to the trade for spcou-
laion of American descriptions 900 bacs and for
port 2360 bales American Stock hand 337 1902 bales
Dyewoods The demand has only been to small extont
fr all descriptions the sale being 70 tons Campcachy
logwood at f5 IFS Cd, store 100 tons St Domingo
I3 los. rs tons Limawood ut Il3 to ETA 10s and ~
tons Ncaragnawood at ell per ton. Linsced Cake
readily 81 los to Ct Ia I'D per ton Naval storos-
Kosn has met with good demand tho sales urc 1000
st ady SEQ small barrels sod at lis Cd per barrel Tui
pentine.-Ihoro has been brisk demand during the
week foi both descriptions and there stock Of rough
here MI having been AIRED at S Cd per cwt spr
its worth :!Ss. to 3gs er cw froyisions-Hacon.
There change to report. necf-Furber sales have
been made mt previous rates ChecseIhc finer desorp-
lions continue to sell without change in prices. Lard
eentinuss 10 maintain last weeks prlces Pork-Thero
large sales having been made at lis ID TO 1S Cd por
cw as in qualify saltpctre-A few hundred bags sold
ut 2s per cwt for per cont rofinction 1aow meots
good demand at 37s Cd for North American, sss
3e to for South American, and 37s per for Potors
burg Y G.
MONETARY COMMERCIAL AFFAIRS s-Adviccs from
the various exchanges show increasing abundance u
money The average stock of bullion held by the Bank
of England in both departments during the month ond-
ing 21t February ELS $40 253 being increase of
IS2f 30 compared with the pre- eyious month and an
increase of "a 1265Ss when compared with The same Pc
rod last year Consols continued firm and steady Fri
day neon, London quotations for account, 97M ok
American securities in good demand Political affairs
still main unsettled Az the result of tho meeting of
Lord John Russell and his colleagues yesterday dissou.
on Of the new government is predicted in three weeks
and new Paroment by midsummer The demand for
freight and passage TO Australia has increased considerar
bly, during the past few weeks.
FRricHTs AND CHARTERs.-Easterly winds have pre-
vailed this week and very few arrivals Of American shps
none now in port dscDgaged Rather better charters
have been paid to New York and the North owing 70
improved prices for passengers and not any higher
rates for freight 10 New iork-Iron and dead weight
IL. cd to los. To Phadelphia--15s TO It's Cd Ts
BOstoD-17s I'd to 20s TO New Oreans--9s to lls Cd.
PAssENGERs--Plcnty Of emigrants this week for New
York TO fill all the ships the berth without detention.
10 New Orleans the is about Prices for New
York E3 5s to f3 los To Philadelphia f3 to f3 81.
To New Orlcaps, f2 los to f3 10 Boston, f3 b., "
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