The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-29
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKETS.
ASHES ooupnsd = sas at..S Sso.ssr . CrouE alteration
in value 600 bbs sod at 26s 3d. for potts. and 27s Sd.
Us Cd. for pearls.
puHW1-4 tons OF American sold at f7 10s
Iovn3HxD-American had declined 5s o 7s., and
prices were nominal
FL a5-Soo a5s ss hhds old fetched 6Ss, and so hhds
9usta1Ios BARK retailsd at 0s. 3D. os. o. per cwt
sPrRns or TuRrKsrISE steady at previous rates. $685.
ons.A large business was doing In palm oil: 1000
was %n sn9 sRon rrno anu ofGagns sz @s sea-
mand Al aTs Nnthirc ~ Jn;rr a. dI;a 10. - : - -. ~
Bao Trr maa conannss raes all o. or" a. @'- *'s
JuIy wa upchspred
GUASo-Peruvian was selling a ell T. "a and Ro,;
visn fS.
HiDH-Sales 600 saIted La Plata at sad
Dyxwocps-Limited sales Doningo fustic CO I2a a.
Honduras f8 l5s to f6 IT'S G. 80 tons Lima fi5 1Os
TRA.-The market was without animation Dealers
instant ~ '' -
SUGAR was quiet, and Cd lo~rr. Sales Porto Rico at
3ss. Cd. to 40s 3D.
COFFEE was yery dull
MoIAssEs. No sales.
RICE was rather more inquired for, with small sales
THE LONDON MARKETS.
Barring Brothers report the colonial and foreign produce
markets as dull throughout the week
AMERICAN FLOUR difficult ,f sale, at 22s. 2As
COTTON very firm.
COFFEE quiet and Is 2s s-per to SELL but the prin
cilal holders were Arm.
RICE was heavy, and sales confined 10 East India.
SUGAR in moderate demsnd and West India sold at
about 20 the closing prices Of last week !,
TAiLow was dearer. Od 45s.; new 45s. 3D., on the
SPOT and to arrive
ROUGH TuRpENT1NE was at 12s Cd
Sperm on was oniet a. coo to e9l for good
LlNsEED CAkEs-Oblong western, in casks, s7 5s OK
ship: fine New York Offering freely AZ go 5s Boston in
bags 60.
TEA was firm, with some speculation in view of proba
IRoNVTbe iron trade was steady and the pripcipal
markets firm, at f8 fs S. for bars, and fs los.
for rails Scotch pig auetuatsa from Sss. to S4s.
Tho r.r.o m fnr Sooss les MAnhEr. s;a
a sr @ as ana
ma pvo. as Ls M a aw were concerneo:
Inc light stocks held induce much hrmness on the part
Oh prooocers' Dm. operanops .Sm are splritless'
Gythya Co. report that the grain trade had ruled
heavily during the week wheat and -four being pressed
on the market at Is reduction without leading to in
creased demand. Other American produce quiet.
LOCO bbis comm on rosin from Liverpool, sold at 5s
pe to arrive, is Offering at 12s Cd without buyers. No
tar IN the market Asnes hrIer-pots us to hold over
lard ofereirrc,ulaIly At Sis 54s large arrivals Of
bacon, and dealers stocked for two montha.
THE HAyRE MARKETS.
HAvRE April 13, 1853
Sales of cotton for the week were 900 bales Of which
200 were aoar against Ia 28s bales of inpor{s leaving
stock Of IA Oo0 bales including II 800 American the
market closing quiet but steady at former rates Dealers
are awaiting the Baitic's news 20
ASHES s are in iu reqnsst quest A'"''
COFFEE and SUGAR dull.
LARD is neglected
RICE is lansuid; Carolina nominally 32E
FREIGUTs
Fe;cbts at verpooi t the limited States have varied
hut little during The week Thev closed sitter however
owing to the scarcity Of tonnage Scerage
we've abundant
Passengers by the Canada.
Mr. and Mrs Tate, child and maid, Mr. and Mrs New.
comb three cbdren and nurse Mrs and Miss Patterson
Mrs Moore and daughter Mr. and Mrs Byrne Miss Tucker
Mr. Becky Mr. and Mrs Beatty, two children and three
servants Dir and Mrs Mills three children and servant
Mr. and Mrs Spler. and maid Mr. and Mrs JONES' Messrs
salvador Burke, Wyatt Duncan Boyle, Tucker, 0Niel,
Brown Mortelle Quill two Misses Spler Messrs Good.
win, teathes Campbell, MaItinan, Mckenzie Milling,
Hepburn Steinbauser jackson, Catren Dudus Doyng
| and servant Bateman Moers, Tesser Meckhau Stonc
Mr. and Mrs Hodges and two servants Mr. and Mrs
rett, Mr. and Mrs Hgonin. Messrs Waters Sharpey Nc
Kay, Abbott, Dunn Colburn, Gordon, Miller, Oliver,
| Sn ith, jackson, Norman Mitchell. Dawson, Wills, MI
and Mrs Ross, Mr. and Mrs Andestin nIessrs Johnston
Cole Mr. and Mrs Nesbs Ind three children, Mr. and
Mrs Sherman, Mr. and Mrs Cobb and two chill ren Mrs
and Mr. Cobb Jr MIR Senior Mrs Sutherland Mr. and Mrs
IinDock Mr. and Mrs Montague and four children Messrs
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men: 9th or 18th Eouisa al Newport: Lucinda and
l walton at Lisbon: Feb 10 Annie Buclnam at H. M
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March (propably sid for BOSTON,; Witch Of the Wave.
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| !, Lucy Elizabeth for Batavia.
Arr from Philadeiphia-march 70, Harvey at Ma
| Az from cho,,oston-March , uobe. NJ Conenbavep
! Arr from Moblc-9th, California, at Genoa.
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