The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-04

Fair Mobile: .e1Sd. Middlng, ......5 llled:
The speculation is chiefly in the better qualities of
American.
patch, dated LIVERPOOL, Feb. 10, 1858.
Since the early part of the week cotton market has
been steady but rather quiet The sales foot
bales of which have taken and exporters
upland fair asotn iddng ~ Middns and lower quail
ties have declined during the week fully The sales of
cotton today are estimated at about sooo bales and
is quoted at 26s and Ohio 27s yellow corn is worth
33s. and white $685.
LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.
Last weeks buoyancy has been lost but holders are
firm. Quotations unchanged Wheat and -four
in moderate consumptve request corn is steady all the
circulars quote western canal -four at Eos. 26s Cd
Phadel ha Baltimore and Ohio 27s. 27s 3d. and some
outside at 1885, 23s 24s white wheat Is 3D. IL.
3D.. red and mixed g. 10d rs. 3D. Cornyelow, Bis a
32s. Cd. white, 36s.
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET.
There has been fair demand for the better descriptions
of beef scarcely former rates. Inferior brands 2s
lower Gardner s. Co. quote prime at 97s. Cd. a
112s. 3d.; ordinary SOS. OBS. Pork is unch snged
Bacon in good demand and rather dearer being held at
Sos. SIS. Cheese is much wanted. lard but little
doing American had declined Is some sales to arrive
have been reported at $685. but it is nominay quoted at
COS. Tallow is in improved demand and Cd. higher Y.
c., 45s. Iinfeed cake rather freely offered at IS
15s. for thin oblong
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET
BARK dull at 9s. for Baltimore.
CLovERsNED,--No transactions.
ASHES active; 1000 bbls Montreal pots sold 26s Cd.
26s. 3D.; pearls 27s Cd a 2ss.
RosN scarce 200 bbls sold at o. Cd for common to
TuRpKNnSE-In fair demand Sales 1900 bbls. at
1885, Cd spirits Of turpenne have further advanced
Cos. 67s. for small lots Of British.
RIcK-But little doing lot of Carolina had been
withdrawn from auction at 22d Gs.
DYES AND DYEwoODS.-The sales chiefly comprise log
wood, at 81 los a 81 12s 3d. Campeachy Is SIS.
Ons generally quiet, at previous rates. moderate
business in seal and cod at former quotations 80 tons
Of sperm and head sold at fS7 600. Inseed oil in
good demand, at 33s. Cd. Rape is quiet and steady
Palm rather better sales Of 200 tons at f32 los 3
suGR-Ra Their more disposition to purchase, but the
supply is limited and sales restricted at It's. Cd 49,
for middling good brown Pernambuco, old crop.
CorFEE-A fair trade inquiry; Rio 44s. 45s, Domin-
60 As. ABS.
at 10d. Other descriptions are unaltered.
GUANO In fair demand at former rates.
coded little during the week. Dead weight to New
York is and rates irregular Storage passengers
net abundant.
From Barring Brothers. Circular
There Is great rmness in the colonial and foreign pro
goes. Germ is held firmly Coffee and sugar very firm
Cotton quiet sales 1000 bales prices rather fsvorng
but little doing. Tallow has improved No stock Of
rough turpentine all having been disposed Of at las Cd
ss SIS Tea inquiry Copper sells at slo per ton
Lead is firm, At an advance Of o. Iron dull at the
ment at fS t6 los for common bars 20 for rails, and
53s. Cd. cash for Scotch pig
STATE OF TRADE AT MANCHESTER.
The market has been quiet during the week owing
the renewed probability Of large supply Of the
teria Prices however have not given way materially.
HAvRE MARKET.
The sales Of cottonor the week ending 18th February
inclusive bales at about two francs decline
the previous week, principally upon upland. The
stock is 81 600 bales Of which American Our
correspondent quotes Louisiana tres ordinare 90
francs shipbosrd lower, say mddlng Orleans. 86f
It is probable, throughout the year. that Havre viii
tinue to maintain prices above the level of Liverpool
Passengers by the Cambria.
Mr. Dreppan and lady. Mr. McMon and son, Enestie
and lady Miss Mccartney Mrs johnson and child Mrs
Knight and two children, Mrs Hczuilkey and son. Mr.
Chamberlain, Mr. John Palmer, Fredk Schutter, Mr.
McMaster, Gaspime, Jos Stove Dickson Muller Quiet
Grape, David, Warer Assistant STAFF Surgeon VAN
berth and servant Count and servant Mr. David
Ash. George Ash Massey. Thompson, Way, Mitchell,
Grawther, Rev VIM Wheeler, John Wclch, J Campbell
Bandal Ramon, Jos Foley, + Fry, Charles Fske, E
Evans, Pink and lady, Robert Dill Wrghtson Aeisler
Fleek, Carter, Peter Johnston VIM Johnston, Thomas
Hughes, Richard W Evans.
For HAIUAx-Mr Dunbar, Crerar, Dawson Capt John.
ston, Mr. Wilson.
Sh1DU1nU IntAlll0NnCe.