The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-10

ADDITIONAL BY THE ASIA.
HALIFAX, March Q, 1854
"a reports on 26th Of February passed in Il
,, Pride of the Sea. Same day at 1910 A.
s.se' ,np per ship Gauntlet, from Mobile, with 10
'ns e"f mast and bulwarks the port side
anu mani A. NJ, passed the Cunard steamsh
.sa. M' uay =. - the l5th-going into Liverpot
Arabia, from Boston, --mean time
s' '.aa' VI yen u.. =. signalzed the ship Wnde
On the 26th, at 2:50P. h
mere, for Philadelphia. :. o,o,o., on rh,v
The Asia sailed from Halifax ,he win be due abo
day morning for Boston, where }
ten O'Clock on Friday morning.
Commercial Intel nigenns. a. 1854
LIynarooI, Fec., Atlanti
CorroS.-The market remains advised :" ~ showir
namely quite inanimate the closing rates tod eight
reduction the week of sixteenth f. OIL III Ii
of penny middling and fair Americsn slh oa nj
actual prices quoted in the published crcsA .me-
scarcely reduced to that extent Low grades cf Z
can continue steady at unchanged rates. The sslA
American SPECTATORS took bales and sl2s ssss
were exported The leading circulars vary considerably
in giving the quotations for cotton ranging from 61sd
sgd for New Orleans fair, and sgd to I'd for midding;
fair Mobile, e4d. 6Kd.; middling, l3-l6d. fair
Upland, 6sd. a e,sd. middling tAd.; ordinary I'D
a6Ad The stock in port estimated ut Gle 900 bales
including 30S, 900 bales of American
BRKDsTr Fs-In the beginning Of the week the market
opened active and wheat and -four advanced to
tent under the warlke advces from the continent
AT the market to-day, however, there less 6rmness
on the part of holders and prices slightly reccdcd from
cordng to first class circulars advance the
sxIence on four two pence on wheat, and shilling
Messrs Richardson Brothers Co quote Baltimore and
Ohio flour at Ais. 3D. 42s.; Western Canal Ais Cd.
Ais 3D. some other circulars quote Western canal at
41s) sour, 34s 36s. White wheat, 12s 4d 12s. Cd.
(some others quote ut 13s red lis. Cd. 12s 3d. Vel
low corn 47s ASS; white ass 4ss. Cd. Indian meal
is nominal at 21s.
PRovHIoNsReef is active at very fun rates. especially
for new, of which 900 terces so the
buying freely The stock at Liverpool 10 bare,
prime Domincks brand has soIhas high % l1ss
. ,.os - ~--"d. movs fraaS. at full prices,
The market for pork is very dull and holders anxious
realize. Bacon continues in good demand, and sells
freely arrives Shoulders and hams are inquired for
CnExE.-There is good on the market. Dealers de-
mand 68s. q 61s
LARD quiet at SIS. $685. Sales to arrive have been
TA1ow.There is fair b.siness doing and st, Peters,
burg sells at e5s.
Lixs xED CAKE is without change.
ASHES quiet at last weeks prices.
QUnCHRoN BARK retais at o. for Baltimore and lis
for Philadelphia.
CLOvERsK1D Is in moderate request ut t4s 55s for
fine new.
RoeN is in moderate demand at 6s. Cd. a los.
TAR AND SP,xrs OF TURPxNTNR Mo sales reported
PALM OIL is IN good demand, and 500 tons sold, on
the spot and to arrive, at f4S
SEAL AND RAPE On.-No change.
OLIVE OIL continues frm, but the business is small.
LNsEID on is in good demand at 34s.
JU1E is firm and active at previous rates.
RCE-Carolina is in rather better demand. Sales Of
SEQ tierces, at los. . 16s. for low.
CorT1z is unchanged and transactions unimportant.
FRUrTs.-Markets very quiet and steady
SyGARA fair extent Of business going forward ut
Market quiet and transactions limited
DYEwooDs.-No transactions reported.
TRADE AT MANCHESTER.
Prices have not varied to any extent. Business is
steady and stocks do not accumulate.
LONDON MARKETS.
LONDON, Feb. "a, 1854.
Messrs. Barring Bros. c.. report steady business
during the week in the colonial produce market Bread
stus closed at rather nrmer prices Produce from the
Baltic has advanced to some extent Money for short
siX for money, and ok for account. The amount Of
bullion in the Bank of England by the last returns
sss at ss ys b.
rails e. bars fS los. free board in Wales Scotch
pig s 70. mixed on the cyas f sds y Ssesae sSs
ness doing not arge Lead in good request common
pig, f2s los S2s los. american stocks are in good
steady demand, and prices have been well supported
~ HAvaz, Feb %, 1884.
snes of the week, 1900 bales. The market is steady
but the reports from the interior not encouraging
The stock in Fort is stated at 900 bales.
Shipping Intelligence.
Arr from Nsw York Feb 20 Hansa at Hayre I'D South,
ampton and Yorktown At Deals Jshn Bright at Lyorgool
Point at Lvsrpool Atlantic at Antwerp th Norman At
from Baltimore 22d Harvest AZ o.syssenS 2sd Mar
RET Irwin, and Royal Saxon, At Dsal 24th Ronse A.
Arrived from Savannah 2lst Danbrody At Queenstown;
Hsasa IihsIs s s h
Arr from Charleston 10Th Jean dAcre at st Nazare;
Fortune Teller and Hound at Rouen I'D Coosawattee at
Arr from Mobile I'D, Araminta, at Liverpool.
Arr from NOreaDs 2st Spark Of the Ocean, and Ocean
NYorK 2is Bella Donna from Newport; Fidela,
SD for Boston 2ad, Lotus. from the Clyde; -
Sid Philadelphia 2lst Castinette, from Shields
Sid for Charleston I'D, Della Maria from Liverpool.
Sid for NOrleans 22d Windermere and Otseonthe from
From Liverpool, in tho steamship Asia--Tor Halifax
Messrs George King Robertson Croker Winn Muirhead
Crevar Captain Walton and lady. John James, Lassel
Captain Fels Marguno For Boston-Messrs Frederick,
Wood Francis Hostage Robertson and lady Slater and
lady Madame Herfzel Mr. Harvey Campbell and lady Nc
Clure Jas Keith Denholm, Stephen Betlsy, Burkhsrd
Pleddsh, Brooks, Burns, Bower, Siever, Carl
Roche Fabreausttes, W B Cumming, Gordon, Cham
berlan, Mcintyre, Thomas Holman, Perrin, Ollendor
Jas Cilmour Robertson, Peter Haming, Warren. Mac
Burn Gusavus TuckermAn, David Maitland, David Ark
lay, Ibbotson, Robertson Child, Berford Ander
SON. Graham, Milan Story, Thomas, Ross Sargent Miss
Clara Walker, Aylis, WIN Wortley, Robt Gibbs, Wat
Hici.y, JAS McClsy Francis Mullins Jones' 0'Kain s
Loveland, OBabbitt Way.
The Recent Explosion MT Hartford.
RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED BY THE CORONER's JURY
DEATH OF ANOTHER VICTIM.
HARTFORD, March 0, 1854.
The jury who have investigated the cause Of the late