The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-06

LArHxR An descriptions are inactive m,
out change hanufs ctur els and dealers ma,
disposition to operate until the snF.cl of M.
Ike ceDonmt nts on commercial an,irs are In
soL<HsS-rbe market was com "a ativel
sales embraced $50 hogshf ads, Including clay
lSc and Porto Rico At &c 3oc.
NAVAL SryRxe -rbe sales embraced 400
turpeDtine AZ &c., and I leo obls conmou
yard. at 81 30; crude was quiet aod nom,n
| PRoysIoss. Pork--Tbe ma kat was again
| IN good demand. rhe "a - embr acea about
including mess at SIT %, aod pr me At
| Bef vas hrm and In good demaod, w,sh sAlss
including repacked mess &c - 10 80 57i
a. $40 $i2. Bet hams we're quiet, aud ca,
Cnsmesss were steady, with sales a, 6i4c
shoulders ann sAc a SIC for hams. Lar,
with sales OF AGO 500 bbls. ut &c IOc.
Cheese without change.
RcE The market vas active, with q s'igl
ment. The sales embraced 100 casks, ff
4Ac.
SUGARS were stead y and In fair demand II
brtcei about 400 hhds white prices We
change OF moment. Prices RAGGED rom ~ /,
Gu n, and Porto Rico Sc. exc. safes Of 400
also made at So To-, and 400 bbis. Porto
made by auction at $40 ae1sc., and lGo do
PIT
TOBACCO ia in light demsnd Exporters h
withdrawn entirely. The sales embraced "a
tucky At Axe a8s Oh bales Havana q, %
cases seed leaf at &c. a $40
WnRKEy The marset was finer and a
sales OF SEQ bhds at 1SLc a1Shc
WooI.-Ibe saee this week have been lgl
provement MANIFESTED; nothing doing in q
and very little inquiry from ma0nfactur ers.
California soid at p ices ranging from 1lo
months; rs bales un washed Smy nA at aoout
and pulled WOODS dull; prices unal,ered.
THE DRY GOODS TRAD
The following Is comparative statement Of
OF foreign dry goods at New York for the weel
January i =
Fr the R~ek 1859. 1ssO.
Entered at the port e694 274 497 40
Thrown on market.... t36,9o7 1890 $50
Entered At tho port S31 1854 77a 34,s73, O9l
Thrown en- market. >. 81, s87, l7i IS 400 ,708
by the above statement Il viii he seen tina
entered at this port the past week exceeded,
those for the same period IN the two previous
those for the same week In 1859 and 1890 II
may be attributed, in . considerable degree
flnence OF the Morrill, tariff Merchants abroad
TO the nth Of March, no doubt, both by {
sels and steamers, shipped freely, 10 order
duce goods under the low duties impose
~ ~ ~ aoots LILO tuCTcuse IA suo hIboiuft III
the market this spring, or taken ont Of nd
ment OF duties, has been In part owing TO tn
the new tarifi reduced the duties or sone ar,
az sugars, &c. which perm t. their with ira wal
rate OF duty than that Of 1867. Subsequent 3
OF March we shall find that few goots h,ve be
to this country frsm Europe. Our case Is som.
that of tho South just prior to the 2stn Of
shipments thither were barge and active, but 9,
ly they were nearly Suspended. Such will bo
with clippers IN Eur, pc, subsequent 10 the 18th
10 the horthel n ports The orders usually ~
this season OF the year are In Q measure
We heard a large iD oorting firm who usuail
purchas RS At this sessrn Of tho year 10 Gre
and the Continent 70 lay In supplies II goods
son they hare not sent out single buyer. On
either counternanced or ieTs or have failed b
any. some importers contemplate making
changes m their business by increasing The o
their BRANCHES at tne ouih, AMI reducing Lnal
supplies ~ the North. Sme few speak OF v
ana gong to Europe, with the view Of Openin z
trade between tha. co0ntry AMI the pOr e OF the
There were some failures reoorted dur,ag
hu, Of o moderate or secor dairy class u houses
o. the so dR entered for consutnpiion
amounted TO $a7a ,4a6, oostons 10 $I7s $40,
1859 23l, fax 70 Sill goo miscellaneous to
Total, 81 49,, 5i6 We aDnex tables u par tiouia
Entered for .tnsuSsptioa.