The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-15
Switzerland
Continues perfectly quiet as to foreign politics.
Austria and Prussia
have not yet committed themselves by any overt act
Denmark.
The King has made no change in the Ministry.


at lower prices
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
The depression continued, with a very limited demand,
and prices irregular the sales being generally at fully
I'D lower AS yet there has been great pressure to
realize but large amount of cotton is daily offer at
market rates The future tone of the market turns
tirey the prospect Of speedy heightened termi
nation Of the Messrs. Dennistoun & Co., and
others, quote as follows
Fair Midihng.
Orleans ................... 62Sd. 64d
niopne, ...................... o1d. oo.!od
The weeks sales amounted to So 7o bales including
1,120 speculation, and 3,440 for export Stock on
hand Gs2,oo0, of which 1854, 900 were American.
LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.
Messrs. Brown, shipley Co.'s circular says-The
ket has been much excl and rallied from the extreme
depression Of the previous week to the extent of Is Cd
on wheat, 5s. Cd. on -four, and As. Western
canal flour is quoted at 3Ss. 1885, Cd; Philadelphia,
Baltimore Ohio and Canada 3Ss Cd a 39s; sour 34s
35s white Indian 4ss 44s yellow 4Ss AIS. a.
mixed AS. Cd; white wheat los. 90. lis 3D. red 9s
20 lis Wheat and -four closed in good demand, and
corn quiet, above quoted The weather extremely
fine, and the arrivals were large Messrs. Richardson
Brothers quote fine white wheat at 49, fine Canadian
held for 12s.; red up to lis. Cd.
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET.
George Badenachs circular reports large business in
beef the spot at slightly advancing rates. Sales of
LOCO tierces Domincks at ll2s to arrive Richardson
Brothers quote new Cleveland brands al LOGS. No de-
mand for old Pork quiet, with trifing sales; prices
rather easier Bacon sold at reduction of 2s the de-
ers were in good request Cheese-The market nearly
cleared In lard fair business doing advanced rates
and holders firm Quotations 53s. a SIS
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKETS.
Messrs. Dennistoun Co. report as bllows-
ASHES in good request, chiefly speculation; 1000
bbs sold at SIS. 38s. Cd for potts. and 2ss Cd sos
for pearls.
NAVAL SToREs-Sales of common American rosin 600
bbs,, at 5s. Sd. Nothing doing in trrpentine tar.
CLoyERsEED is inactive.
TAIow is again dearer, but salesrather limited N. C.
had advanced TO us. few casks Of North American
brought T0s
RIcE-Iarge sales of East Irdian at an advance
Nothing doing in Carolina; quotations unchanged
OHs-A good business doing r palm, at f4S los. f51;
seal unchanged Rape in fair request, at ATS.
DYEwooDs.-A moderate busiDess is doing in dyewoods.
IEA.-There is but little change in tea
FRr1GnTs Rates were well supported, but without
much change, steerage passengers continued to offer
freely.
THE LONDON MARKETS
Barring Brothers make the following report
The colonial and foreign produce markets have been
affected by the declaration of
Sugar, coffee, cotton and tea dull.
In breadstuns, rice and salpdre large business had
been done at advancing rates Russian produce was also
scarce.
White American wheat sold s2s. $685.; red, 1885,
S2s American -four, 3Ss. a 42s.
guaranteed six refraction. Parcels good landed sold
at 45s 46s For nitrate soda, lis. was asked.
THE METAL MAiKET.
Messss. Barring Brothers quote moderate business in
copper at previous quotations. WEIGH iron is easier
rails sold at 81 l5s free in Wales bars fS 5s
mixed, on the Clyde; market firm. Common pig, f25.
STATE OF TRADE IN MANCHESTER.
Trade in Manchester quite inactive.
THE HAvRE MARKETS.
HAvRE, March %, 1854.
Cotton-The sales during the week $500 bales;
stock on hand 11O,o53 The market was comparatively
steady New Orleans ranging from 66f to 72f. No i'm
provement in the accounts from the interior
Ashes are languid sugar is fat, and rice neglected
Passengers by the America.
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gatta at Pymouth 2eth, North America, at Liverpool
Arr from Philadelpha-Maroh 80 Wataga at Deal with
her decks swept 9th, Creole at Londonderry; Goth Sa
vannah, Superb, and Buenos Ayres, at Liverpool
Arr from Norfolk-March 80, Esther, at Liycrpool
Arr from Chareston-Mareh 80 Haidec G Hopiey Auc-
from Baitimore~March So David Brown, at Liver.
pool " A
Arr from Mosie-March 80, Spartan Washington, David
Cannon; 3lst Sisters, and Couran at Liverpool
AIrtrom New orleans-Marol 26 overland off the Isle
OF Wight; 18th, Ann Washhurn. at Antwerp Cornelia
Helos 2eth, Trimountan S0th Mary Adeinc Lee Glen
manaW Sewall Meridian, Ariel Pell Ber.on: Ist Milan
Silss Greenman and Clara Wheeler at Liverpool.
So Tor Blossom, from Seville 9th Fancy
Londonderry 9th, Damern Pohoy 9th Nedornh Sbicids
Constantine, Liverpool. ' ''
Sid for Eastport-3lst, Trident from Iiverpool
sid for Boston-2sh. Hamlet; Philadelphia 18th Supe.
Sid for portlnnd-2sth, Arabian, Cardiff
Sid for Mobile-3lst, Ward, Liverpool.
SID for New Orleans-Mary Ward, Liverpool