The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-05

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but steady Market without alteration from The quotations
Of asi week. Sales Of The current week. 70 rhurydsy
inclusive were u $50 bales oi which 40 900 were Anne
roan), including e,2ao speculation and Afro Tor
port Sales Of Friday were 5000 bales, including locs
for speculation and for export Fair Orleans, si.d mid
ding Orleans, 10 led.; fair Mobiles Sd; nddns No.
bnss, 7s.d.; nh upland, I'D; middrns uplAnds, 7
e1ed. Sock 81 Liverpool 3oi 300 bales, including
2fs SEQ bales In Manchester ,ar steady busineas
lnued in arms and Light goods bu, In other goods ihe
market wAs Gull.
The market for breadstus continued mueh depressed.
wheat lad been IN very restricted demand ssd vas Ga
lower. Flour had been veSy difoun Of sale ri Ii or
moro lower Indian was reduced L., with . mo
dera,s dem and Quotations were sonewh't irregular,
bui may be called rcd wheat e. Cd and &C. white whssi
So Id 70 g. Per 70 lbs Western canal 1our 2Is 70 2ss
Pbladelphis and BALTIMORE 2ss 80 erts Ohio and
Canadian 9es. 70 sos per barrel. Mixed corr Sis. Cd.
prime yellow, outside price, sA white osrs ass to S4s
per $50 he. rbs weather continued seasonsbls.
Provisions generally sseady In prices win rather I'M
proved request Lard quiet Of sseu, 7as Tor primo
ralow nominal North American about sTs.
In sshes moderate business had been done ~ 4ss. q
l3s Cd for both kinds or resin 1000 barrels had
shangsd hands n Be- 70 So "a for ccmmos, o. % 10
s. 3D. Tor dum and lss albs Cd for ne Tar and tur
pcnins unchanged. moderate warssctios In spirits Of
tsrpsnslns ~ ais per cvt Ia nsscc1 o.l also mode
rate business AS 10 <Ss, and pale rape 81 s2s per
cvt owe and palm oils dull, and the transactions In
seal and cod were unimporiani Dysvoods generally
without material change. Jute sctive asd again zoe
ccs. further advanced. No alteration In The sugar
msrsrs Coffee buoysnt Roe mad been in scsvs de-
nand; thirty casks Carolina at 22s 2is 50. Tee quei
azd prices shade easier. BARK sseady.
Treaty for the Abolition OF the Sound Dues
We snbounoea. AFTER the arrival Of tue uonsssasloa,
that the treaty for the abolition Of the Sound tues
signed on the ltth uh.o The Augsburg Ssasp pao
BY article 4 DenmarH engages ma 70 lsvy any sus
TOMS tonnage, lighthouse or other daes whatsoever 90
vessels their c.goes wnon pass ~ the Belts or the
sound tadelay embarrass In any way whatsoever
such vsss~ls, nsy 70 impose such Of them usv en-
ter leave DAanh povts the dues which formerly
paid In the Belts or the sound 10 svease hs exis
BY article Denmark undertakes to preserve and
maintain In the best order ali the ngbh, buoys 40 sthe
entrances approaches o, IL porH and hsrbors asd
,ssss The sound the Bette rsv - 70 vssca over shs
service OF pcssse In those waters and 70 shss Ne
charges fcy Them are moderate.
Artcs declares that tbs supustlons o. hetv pre-
csdlns articles shal come Into elect NE 10, OF April
Ar,cs e.acs THAI ia return Tor these copcesrios.
ne ccsrscsns Powers shall psy 70 Dsn~ssk
ever bsss cay responsible for The psynss sfis swr
Hs,,ci. allow, III. rym'r, 70 be made In iory half
yxryclc .sys ns, N. time and pIss. o. snd oss.-
matters respecdI msn, snau ~ regulated W
sp~aaI sresty ~ith Desmsrk.
Arssls provides tssstss exssuues o. ms preceding
on Sislo~ q. regards os~sutunest STATS, ssssss -
sns yus~ and FOE naatls. ests Dhsesd "a svsb Ss,s
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