The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-10
Coleman Il Co.'s Circular, March H.
MONEY MARKEr.


REvIEw OF THE MARKET.
A moderate business has been done throughout the
week closing both from first and second haads Tho
Carrier Dove from New York, and Winfield Scott from
Boston, reached port carly in the week bringing large
and IN some respects, desirable cargoes Such goods
were In more immediate request taken by the trade
AT the rates current at the date Of last report but the
ota OF these transactions does not involve
amount There has also been more activity in Fast Indian
productions sugars having passed into hands
IL considerable quantities, with good demand and conf
dent feeling IN the article at present prices; while foreign
rice has been freely offered upon the Market both for
city account ard to meet advances made at ports of ship
meDt against late receipts
Although the demand from the country has been by no
means active an Improvement in this respect Is to be
noted during the past week, the weather proving quite
favorable. Accounts from the interior represent tho
roads as still in very bad condition, but they
TO improve during the continuance Of the present foe
weather, orders from the country are becoming moreau
forward to- In the meantime, although the receipts OF
gold dust are increasing, money has been demand
The stocks OF goods in the hands of the city trade
pie, and pecunary obligations heavy Under such cir
cumsapces active country de and s essential the
transaction Of further business Desirable goods arriving
will find sale easy terms Of payment be granted TO buy
ers but the main part Of consgnments will require be
stored until the stocks in second hands shall have
reduced by the wants of the interior
PRODUCE MARKET REVIEW.
Rates for both breadstus and feed grains have become
drmer during the week. The early prospect of spring
trade has induced country millers cousdera
bic purchases OF wheat in the adjacent agricultural
es and their operations have caused better feeling
this market The hay crop of the past season was not
fully harvested, anu attefy receipts at this point
been very triaug, the diminished quantity tendng to
bring other feed into more request.
Flourlmp0rs from December q to March IL, % 100
bbs Eastern and 40 quarter sacks Oregon Rates for
dOmestcs have not changed and the demand has been
much reduced by the liberal supplies OF Richmond OBJ
tainabe. No sales of Gaego Haxsl from dre hands
have come to our Knowledge buyers In the market
for lots at $40, figure unacceptable imoortcrs. wo
quote domestic bakers extra 80 81 50 Richmond lob
bling in small lots at $40 IS $40 so.
Wheat-Imports from December q to March IL. 500
bags Mexican.
About 600 lbs Sonora imported per General Yaaez
and Lord Raglan have been taken for milling purposes on
private terms; &c. being the reported price, Domestic
has been but very little dealt in in this market GOOD mill
ing commanding from 80 66 to 50 87, while inferior par
cells have sold low as 81 40 50 So Choice quality is
not abundant and holders firm az present rates.
Barley-Although the receipts Of the week have been
large stocks well controlled and holders obtain prices
quite up 10, II not somewhat IN advance Of the
rent at the close Of tho preceding fortnight The demand
for up river has been active taking abou. 10 900 SKIS
from the bay at Nc lots deliverable here have
commanded 81 65 for inferior, and 81 90 81 60 for fair to
choice.
Oats are somewhat irmer at the close Of the week
although some offers 10 sell at 90 since our
ast report without takers We quote choice worth 2sc
PIC. as we write, at which dgures the demand Is re-
strced 10 local consumption. AT &C. for article III for
export considerable business could be done buyers
for that account not likely to accomplish anything
unless they advance their views