The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-01-30 00:00:00

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REVIEW OF THE TIMBER TRADE SINCE pool, eagerly seized the opportunity, and forwarded duced rates ; and 66 feet average of middling quality, [to arrive, and consumers satisfied that a fall in value been larger than any during the last five years, viz
• Ist FEBRUARY, 1856. e Commerrlai Zaire
cargoes by every craft they could secure. The result of realized in lots by auction 16d per foot. These prices I must take place at no distant day, withheld their orders, 21,084 logs against 9,513. The consumption has also ---------------_,..___ ......... e.
NiNa• , -- , this was that a very large influx of Deals took place did not cover the cost of importation ;in consequence till at an advanced period of the year very extensive exceeded any of the last five years, and the stock is THIS DAY.
IN our annud retrospect of the various branches towards the end of the year, and in one month the of which several cargoes were yarded for importer's ac- arrivals brought down prices to the level from which moderate, as will be seen on reference to our tables.- On
state of of the tr mis DAY, the 30in instaiii77l7.lwdve o'cleck, at th-e- '
- , ade in wood, we are this year induced to extend stock in the market was raised from 15,000 to 30,000 count. Later on, and towards September, prices sound commercial judgment would not have raised them, the 22nd and 23rd instant 929 logs and curls were sold, Brokers' Office, 16, Exchange-buildings,
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• co_ wto a period somewhat more remote than to be standards, and the value is now deteriorated 30s. to 40s. advanced 2d to 3sl per foot, which rates ruled for a con- I and a rapid as well as large consumption immediately realizing an average of Old Per foot. 13.500 Bags Madras RICE,
e bale' .
„ ex Seringapatam.-Apply to Messrs. Melly, Romilly and Co., lifer-
, taprehended in a glance at the last year's transac- per standard from the highest point. siderable time, till an accession of heavy arrivals again I ensued. The evil had been done, however-a large por- CM:La.-2,756 logs were imported, and the consumr- chants ;or tO
SPee,ll; Lions alone. .1. H. RAYNER & CO., Brokers.
St. John Yellow Pine Timber has in the course reduced the value, and the closing prices were 19cl for I don of the year hed passed over, and it was impossible, tion has been 2,927 logs. The stock is exhausted.
nv 4,i' For several years past the state of public affairs in of the year, and particularly during the concluding an average of 70 feet, whilst 90 feet average of good iat the fag end, to make up for what had been lost. The HONDURAS.-5,768 logs are the imports, and the Tuts DAY, the 30th instant, et Twelve o'clock, at the -
'J la neari Brokers' Office. 16, Exchang,e.huildines,
ltO n Y everY country of Europe operated in such a man- months, been largely imported. In the single month quality yielded 21d per foot. Stock on hand, equal to I present position of the market and the stock affords fair consumption has been 6,905 log_s, leaving only 177 logs 3500 Pegs Fine Bengal R PESE ED,
er up
now landing
On most branches of commerce, as more or less of December, notwithstanding the consumption, which seven-and-a-half months' consumption, supposing that to I ground for believing that, with reasonable prices, a in stock. On the 22nd and 23rd instant, 271 logs were now landing ex Toftscomb.-Apply to Messrs. Fialden, Brothers
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Le bee° t° Occasion a state of matters which cannot be looked on was fair, the stock was increased by no less than continue similar to what it has been during the last I matly extended trade in this article will characterize sold at an average of sid per foot. anti co., or to . RAYNER & CO., Brokers.
11SitteS5 tahs,,othe.r than unnatural. During the early part of 1851, 225,000 feet ;up to the period referred to, the prices of twelve months. 1 the year which is just opening upon us. The stock is HAVANNAH CEDAR has been largely imported, Tuts Dee, the 39th insta,it at Twelve o'clock, at the
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ridenel. v..71).!ri0d at which consignments are Usually made from this article had been well sustained, but when the mag- St. John Timber, early in the year, was worth from now estimated at 37,959 standards, equal to a consump- notwithstanding which the stock has been reduced to
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cithul tiloenelorth American Continent, an exaggerated expecte- nitude of the quantity on hand and in course of arrival 3id to 44d per foot over the average girth, and gradually tion bordering upon eight menths, at the same rate as 42 logs.
re en • in .c,of demand, in consequence of anticipated deficiency became known, the value suddenly decreased 2d to 3d stiffened in price till it realised 6d, or 28 for 18 inches last year. This seems large, but when it is recollected PENCIL CEDAR has been imported to a larger
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1, 106i1 A..,,e't.lroPean. supplies, led to large exports from the per foot, even at which reduced figure consumption average. Soon after this, about the close of the year, it that the circumstances alluded to had the effect of check- amount thaji for five years past. The consumption has
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. Mid' • 'lean Timber Ports, and this in its turn operated remains sluggish, a further reduction in value being_ by suddenly receded 2d to 3d per foot, when an entire cargo ing demand, and that these are not likely to occur again, been good, and the stock remaining is 7,500 feet.
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; , ,i 1 thA _. g tee value of wood abroad, and also in raising no means improbable ; this conjecture receives some was sold from the quay at 21d for an average of 18 inches, the appearance of excess is at once dispelled. The ROSEWOOD.-From Rio Bahia and Honduras, the
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1, 'ldes of freight to an exorbitant extent, as might countanance from the fact that freights which opened as with stowage at the usual concessions The stock on opening prices for last . year ranged from £8 12s 6d to imports of all kinds is 1,896 planks and the stock is 111 Bags Ditto MT' 0,
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.b ee I 1 anticipated, and as we indeed indicated at the already stated at 265. Bd., and advanced t,o 338. 4d., have hand of this wood is equal to the consu•mption for seven h for -St; j-ohn Spruce, with a sMall reduction on PMe, very small. The last sales are 134 ehanks of Bahia at
3,0., 6e ;_'-ue , this led to a reaction in both ways- The large found their level, and are now quoted at 20s. to 225. 6d. months ;in addition to which there is every probability unless of good fair quality. It is unnecessary to state £lO 16s per ton. Brown, Shipley and Co., Merchants; or to *
o'clock, at the
jof the J. H. RAYNER & CO., Brokers.
cenbe,sof 'fiitowPth°ret into Liverpool glutted the market, and a pause per load, and for Deals £3 to £3 213. 6d. per standard. of considerable if not indeed large arrivals within a the prices to which they rose, suffice it to say, they are
8 d, PITCH PINE, in logs and planks, has been imported
demand for cargoes speedily reduced the charge Pitch Pine, an article of the United States' produce, limited period. Under these circumstances-it becomes now selling from £8 to £8 5s ; Nova Scotia, at £7 to a greater extent than in any previous year. The emi-
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Chen di„,, -bee tni. uOta Len to, it may be, an unnatural con- continues day by day .to win its way in public esteem ; clear that unless superiority of quality can be brought IsBto te ses ed, according to specification ; and other sumption has also been large, and the stock, although M 0 N D A.Y.
,s, ei ge th'e'n• Rates of freight receded nearly 50 per cent., and for many years it obtained only a partial degree of favour, to have some effect, the Present quotations will not be I sorts at proportionate rates. in excess of last year, will not be found of undue mag- -on ...n,
In Prices of timber shared in a somewhat similar abate- but since its real merits as a substantial and useful exceeded until a reduction in stocks shall have more 1 BOARDS AND SCANTLING, generally brought in caigo nitude, when the general favour which the article meets
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,ern. 654 ent• This reduction in the money value of the com- species of timber ha,ve become more generally known, fully equalized the supply to the demand. ! along with Deals, meet with an indifferent demand. with is taken into account. Savannah is worth 22cl to 700 Bemis Fine ROSIN, ' '
3A. 111.t°ditY led to a considerable increase in the. demand for it has continued steadily to improve in public estima- The Lower Port Timber of 1856 has been brought in I The former, when of a good class, brings prices equal to 2s per foot by the cargo ; Charleston is lower by 1d to 63 now !ending ex Tonawanda, from Pl,Badelphia.-Apply to
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'l' doll „ . Prices once more rose till the consumption was don. During the last four years the consumption has to a considerably greater extent than that of the pre- 1 Deals, and occasionally a shade more. The latter are per foot. , SILL & MEUGENa, Brokers.
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tlain checked, and a fluctuating market has characterised risen from 335,000 feet in the year ending Ist February, vious year, when 131,000 feet were imported. The stock ! invariably sold at a reduction, and if numerous, act pre- EAST INDIA TEAL-This important article for the TUESDAY. ---
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up to the present time. During the past year 1854, to 538,000 in 1855, to 738,000 in 1856, and to on hand is 63,000 feet, or equal to three-and:n-half I judicially on the sale of cargoes. Shippers would. purposes of the shipbuilder, continues to rise in popu-. 01.1 TVBEDAY,thC 3rd Februiry. at fwelve o'clock, at the
Alidilifit,l Illadevrny circumstances have arisen calculated in no small 579,000 in 1857; this progressive and steady improve- months' consumlition, and .is worth from 17d to 18d I -therefor;, find it to their advantage to forward as few of larity, as its qualities become known. The supply to Brokers' Office, 2, Dale-street,
14°1 fi ,-ec to disturb that equanimity in the commerpial ment in its consumption is the best criterion of the according to average and quality. i these as they reasonably can. this market has been scanty, being limited to 41,000 8 Ferons Flat P,ruvian B RK,
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au, sphere which is essential to the existence of a steady estimate formed of its worth by those qualified to judge ; RED PrNE.-During the past year this species of I 3 Seroos Flat Pernvian BARK. all faults.
15' LATHwOoD during the past year has maintained its feet, leaving in' stock the very small quantity of 8,500
Apply to BROWNE. HUNTER .k CO., Brokers.
121 • ''' Profitable trade. Consequent on the exhausting and it is not to be wondered at when it is considered that timber has been imported to a much smaller extent than , general position in the market, both as to import and feet. It has remained steady in price during the twelve .- -
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d Nor de ences which attended the late war, considerable it possesses great durability, much firmness and strength, in 1855, from the importation of which a heavy stock I consumption. The stock on hand, 251 fathoms, is not months, and is being retailed at extreme rates ; cargoes Ser Ali'.
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18 II Ite,i, e• ent arose in the money market, not of Great and that to these items it also adds great length and remained over. It will be seen, on reference to the sub- I excessive, but is sufficient to meet ordinary demands. have been sold at some of the outports, the prices of - .
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pule' alTain alone, but of all Europe, this derangement, toughness. joined table, that the import and consumption have Twelve months ago this article was high in price, and these will not be made public. e DAN WEBSTER."
CRotidSi 1..11-Pugh more particularly felt on the Bourse, and in the The import of timber and Deals from the North of nearly balanced each other, the surplus on hand being I separate from cargo sold as high as £7 per fathom for 4 AFRICAN OAE.-The stock of this article is 11,000 Some Cases C3u
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5 are' ti,,,, ommerce in Paris, and in the French depots of Europe during the bygone year has been greatly -in within a. trifle of the same magnitude as it was twelve •, feet ; latterly, however, that rate has fallen, and good feet, and it is held at extreme prices. Apply to R. MORRISON & CO., 3, Old Hall,
P' de 1.1,d4e, than in any other part of Europe, was never- excess of the average for several years past. The ton- months ago. Early in July 19id was the current rate I St. John •or Quebec have been sold from the quay at • GREENHEART AND MORA have been imported to an
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•""less instrumental in checking the amount, and in nage employed in its transport during the last twelve for 40 feet average with the Cargo ; separately 50 feet I from £5 to
.£5 10s. With the cargo it is generally sold extent nearly double that of the previous year, viz :--- '
lucre .
Il Lasing the charge for money accommodation at the months amounted to double what it was for the year average realized 22id ; since that period little alteration iat from 40s to 60s. 49,243 feet, against 24,850. The consumption has been
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:,.elee o,7ni& of England, and greatly diminishing business ending Ist February, 1856. At the commencement of in value has taken place ; the last sales reported showed 1 STAVES.-The import.of Qnebec standard has been on an extending scale, and the result is that, notwith-
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7 c"- 0 -rerations which under other circumstances would the season freights ruled from 16s to 18s per load from 210 for an average of 45 feet, 48 feet realizing 22d. I 356 M. against 298 M. • the consumption 317 M. against standing this vastly increased import, the stock has been etrier ;Iv
td sir° dil'nsdoubtedly have been carried out. Added to these the principal ports, and advanced slowly till they closed Stock equal to eleven months' consumption. , 387 M. The stock is fess-than an average of years, viz., reduced to 8,000 feet. If this valuable timber were
00 QUEBEC OAK.- The import of this article last year ! 204 M ; whereas the average for the last five years has been manufactured as carefully as Moulmein Teak, a great '
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wAT.R±ltimil. VARY 30.
her tteof In turbing influences sinister rumours, and rather at 245. The lareeness of the comparative import will i
he re et °re than merely vague suspicions, arose as to the bona not be matter ofPsurprise to any who considers the cir- was 280,500 feet, against 366,000 for the previous year. 1 217 M. The price has remained without fluctuation saving in the item of freight would be afforded. to the
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the Iller and -th‘entions of the French Emperor on several points, cumstances under which the exporters of this timber The consumption has been large, caused in some degree 1 during the past year, and now for good merchantable pipe shipper, and it would also benefit the consumer, especi-
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no illi de --ese became complicated with disputes or misun- were placed. Not a few of the ports of supply were by the comparatively low prices current during the last I lengths, separate from cargo, the price is from £75 to ally when sold by calliper measure. It is worth our ... Flint
,„, Nvo., tivrstandings among the leadine European powers, rela- closed by edict, and the produce of others was kept at eighteen months. It has reached 359,500 feet against ! £BO per M. Culls are not worth more than from £4O quotations. Jane
Dumfries Ailsa .. BOmbay and Milford
- tlo' . petto that most ticklish and°. least understood. of all home through a, desire to be secure with what was on 311,000. The stock has been much reduced within the Ito £5O, according to quality. Puncheon of good quality A. F. &D. MACKAY. Effort
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line, en -s--the balance of power in Europe ; the whole hand. No doubt most of it was taken up for purposes last two months, and it now stands at 166,000 feet, I are scarce, and for them full prices are obtained. The • Tom I
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nt Iw-4e 08titnting such a tissue of difficulties as tolead sober- connected with the war, as when peace came the stocks whereas at the same date last year it was 245,000. The I stock is 258 M. against 317 M., while the average of • BAILED.
nb in ' - ead
L- I e 13 ri-ed busffiess men into a dread of something more were found to be much smaller than had been andel- first parcel which arrived this season sold from the I the last five years was 467 M. They are now worth from COI/1111mM! Intelligence. Jan. 28. Fairy Queen Gibraltar
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IpS -00 ger-°IIS than even that which they. had just been con- pated ; and our import, although large when compared quay, at 2s 2d per foot with the cargo, and separately a 1 £lB to .£22 per M. for good merchantable ; and Culls _
Lochiel Melbourne Simoon
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; filth° '1 atulating themselves on having escaped from. with those of the two previous years, was not so exten- parcel of good quality averaging 100 feet per log, I £l2 to £l6 per M. From tho United States there has LIVERPOOL COTTON MARK eiT.-JaN. 29. Preciosa .. .... N. Die, Victor Emmanuel Bombay
;e 1110.11;30 nth.. These various causes acted and re-acted on each sive as many of our merchants expected. yielded 2s 2id per foot Its present value is 2s 2d to I been a fair supply, and the stock of all kinds amounts The cotton market continues quiet, but steady ; the Jau. 29. Laura Bahia
tO bellii e n'h," rt 0 such an extent as to cripple the exertions of that The prospects of the timber trade, like those of the 2s 6d per foot according to quality. Stock equal to five Ito 208 M. For these latter, which although generally demand has been moderat s and with average supplies, Sanfander
rertlarker .., .. ...... CottusinAbvo Givalia
SYd eY, N African
tO the y ea„7rPrise which was just about to burst forth in the other staples of commerce, must without doubt be and a half months' consumption. !of good timber, are so irregular in size and style of prices are unchanged. The sales-including 30 Pernambucos
ij 7;4 Newfoundland La . rence Manilla
~ witli t 4 ei',°llB departments of trade and commerce. Intending judged of by the rea.sonable expectations of the menu- QUEBEC ELM AND ASH.-The high prices and small I manufacture, no average price can be fixed or quoted
08df to I.ld, 500 Surats 4ed to 6d-are reported 6,000 bales,
7id, 120 Bahias 7id, 160 Maranhams Bd, 150 Egyptians [!_ •
Demerara
ffe' ''nsions of manufacturing accommodation were sus- facturing and agricultural classes. With reference to stock on hand of Elm at the beginning of the year, i each lot being valued according to the peculiarities by Ft.silier
on in • '3, Pended • which 1,000 are on speculation and for export.
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; crO' bett till a more settled state of affairs should give the first of these, if we are to credit the reports from the induced large importations, 162,000 feet were brought 1 which it is characterized.
:e 0., ~roi tur er assurance of a remunerative recompense ; struc- cotton growing and cotton shipping districts of America, in against 123,000. The stock is now 98,000 feet, and I SeitercE Spens.-The import of this article during - Jan. 28.
1 fldile 0 Union
tilieB Which it had been resolved to erect were postponed there is some reason to fear that a scanty supply of that the prices are lower than they were at the commence- I the year before last was so much in excess of the de- LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.-JAN. 29. w. s. Storer
errol Enterprise
the Bid
the In, ore favourable arrangements could be made with article may lead to uneasiness if not to embarrassment. ment of the import. It is worth from .20c1 to 2s 2cl per 1 mand as to glut the market to such an extent, that even &MAR : There continues a good demand. chiefly for
Y Benares, which are rather higher, 2,300 bags having re- Prince Arthur (s.) Constan
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.tione' tee 'ln:lke ; tradesmen delayed their orders, waiting to That these reports are worthy of implicit 'credence few foot according to size and quality, and the stock is i the moderate supplies of last year were not sufficient' .larleton .
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To vt,l/011 en- wnat the i r neighbours and competitors were about to will assert or maintain, o n the contrary many well equal to the consumption of eleven months• Ash has I limited to clear off the old surplus, and prices remain alised 53s to 54s 63, including aam a i I portion for export
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the v",i ; and in short, uncertainty, not unmingled with informed parties believe, and are not slow to express been very largely imported when compared with pre- exceedingly low. Black Spruce are worth from 12d to at 56s (17s 6d duty), 430 bags Dates are also reported at ,EWGEgxelyeloTiestnrtizogn.Pckecroa:t.inh.aste.i.d:i..n..te.. New York
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"xiet 49s 6c1,t0 53s 63 per cwt.
ket, t°,o"o, lin, „Y, restrained industry and paralysed exertion. the belief, that whatever scarcity of cotton may exist in vious years, 40,500 feet having been brought in against 14d according to quality.
most 'i ner 1:P-uY the year closes under a very different state of America is greatly exaggerated, and that too for in- 1,415 the previous year. The consumption 17,000 against ,
- airs • 1., RAILWAY SLEEPERS, of the kinds most freely im- Rum :60 puncheons Demerara have been sold at previ-
ous rates.
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priSc ° fo , tee political crisis has passed away, at all events terested motives. On the other hand the same parties 9,165 feet. The stock is unusually large, and equal to ported some years ago, have nearly ceased to be broueht
COFFEE : 100 bags Rio sold at 52 63
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bee() present ; the tone of the money market has affirm that with the large supplies now derived from seventeen months' consumption, viz , 24,500 feet against to market ; those which are now used heing chiefly t•Cut
beeth gO. - • w • RICE :We have to report 1,500 bags small grain Bengal
fiscslne better; the fruits of peace, in the shape of reduced the East Indies and from Egypt we need not be alarmed 1,250 It has been sold throughout the season at prices from long timber, for the purpose of being laid longitu- iled, Jan. 27.-Rosita, Aldermez ; Achtzute Mars, Spschahn; and
ursi ef ',O at lOs 91, 400 bags Java at lOs 9d, and 75 tierces Carolina, sa
re:_i-,, exactions, are now considered as fairly within our at the prospect of a comparative failure in the American ranging from 17d to 21d per foot. - &nailer. The stock of 9 feet lengths consists of 5,366 . all faults, at 193 per cwt for Ist class damaged. Telegraph, Pickard, all for Liverpool-Gem, Tregarthen, f,,r Cork.
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nr:en , and although like many other blessings they are crop. The prospects of our own agriculture so far as HARDWOOD has been imported to a larger extent pieces. Ivoiir :Of about 22 tons African offered to day, the Alexandria.
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vitYhet„to be looked on with the eye of hope, rather than these can be perceived need not disturb us. The than for the average of the five preceding years, viz., , SPRUCE PALINGS AND SAWN LATHS.-Early in the whole was sold ; the common qualities realised very full Deal, Jan. 28.-Arrived-Menrpia, Chandler from Taganrog.
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Das' ,a, de, Ina of certainty or enjoyment, still they give a season so far has been favourable to most opera- 432,000 feet against 427,000. The consuniption has season, the market not being overstocked, Spruce prices, and export kinds an advance of R 5 to .4'B per cwt
ies, ed'io. - b4l:•,ee of buoyancy to the general feeling which has not tions of the husbandman ; the results of last year's also been large, amounting to 434,500 feet. The stock Palings were saleable at 70s per M; through the summer, on the October sales ; sound Angola Teeth ranged from b
,ot "Del g 1.;:, nxperienced for a considerable period. Obeying the harvest have been in all respects satisfactory, and 101,500 feet is moderate, and equal to five and a half having been introduced tis stowage in the numerous £4O to 051 15s, and Gaboon from £43 to £5B Ns per cwt. anduera:lrepdoofl!rjAaf);.._
rVfiSe Sr tuee;ral iTPulses which regulate trade in' all its depart- such as entitle us to look for a year of plenty months' consumption. St. John of good quality has cargoes of Deals and timber arriving very freely, the INDIA Rums En :Of 100 tons also offered, one third sold,
at 61 to 8d for low common negrohead. 103 to 15d for The l':da
erda/;,i( atea-fr.ss tuat in wood of most descriptions has fluctu- and , happiness, if not of absolute abundance. been in request throughout the season, and in some marketbecame filled, and the price fell to 30s to 45s per
coarse to good medium, 145 d for fine, and 53 to 61 per lb being ashore in Rhos Bay, has been laid on the gridiron an'd hcl
prochr' a c.onsiderable extent, m• proportion to the effects Peace has been restored throughout the whole of Europe. instances it has yielded high prices. With cargo 14 to M. Laths have realized from 12s 6cl to 20s per M.
ridenu' t, for scraps. knocked away. Cargo riot damaged, and it will be immediately
aii 4,, ced in other branches by the causes above referred The misunderstandings which for a year or two back 16 inches has been sold at from 18c1 to 22d. per foot. PRODUCE OF THE NORTH OF FUROPE.
S ser 1;01- . PEARL SAGO :We have also to report 80 boxes large transhipped into the Lydia. for Antigua, and the Marian will go into
iti,"s'e,rile it has also been affected by causes peculiar to have menaced our relations with America, have happily Nova Scotia has been sold at from 16d to 203 for large The past year being the first of peace with Russia grain at 28s 6d per cwt. hteere
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" At the commencement of the import season, been cleared up and removed, and everything gives war- average and good quality ; while P. E. Island has been tor some time, has had the effect of opening up the PEPPER : 100 bags white sold at Bid per lb. celved no injury, and will be forwarded by railway for shipment in
v hicl-',.,,s it' the Lydia.
LOGwoon : lto tons St. Domingo sold at 4'5 23 6d per pool to Ostend, has been in collision with the schooner Wave. of
Occasioned by the comparative smallness of the stocks rant that our energies will be directed to domestic and sad as low as from 13d to 16d. Manufacturers and general trade oftheßalticports, and numerous shipments CASTOR OIL: 20 cases sold at 7id per lb.
Ds
uuTi innkhodleoayinh: ert.
iia,geeT,KbhJri
enae nagb
k.
ro2wi
-nuclpok ,
"u 110' ITishheadiat: and the anticipated demand, prices were estab- national improvement ; and all things considered, we shippers of this wood in the colonies wnuld do well to of all kinds of rtgroduce, whic.h. had been
.suspended
Gwydr Castle, from Newry for Preston with corn anclitioauomtllmd,?esram:l,ajorinklagit:
030 ,i
Or ii,: 'ldlest articles sueh as to yield a fair return for have reason to look forward to a good trade, if pursued bear in mind that sound, new, large-sizFd, and well.- duri. ng the existence of hostilities, have again began to ton.
arrici I ~the cost
risk of importation. Subsequently freights with prudence and moderation of desire. squared logs evill always command a fair sale m this arn.ve in this country, and among others, the various MOTHER or PEARL Sinew :50 cases Manilla sold at
ee -"rom Nell
rranaioje f• h w Brunswick advanced, and with advancing Timber arid Deals held in Stock in cubic feet, from the market ; whereas a great proportion of that recently kinds of wood for which the North of Europe has been 115 s per cwt.
reig, ts price total wreck.
RAPESEED: 450 bags damaged Bengal sold at 48s to 58s
isnhtToorletTeousnucih:oo'ojinavenwr.lßl:irdianbaßnokru,noeafrLiiiveeirfap:tol,
jbanctin2d6tobFutrawonce, was on
bat IP,ti, to a l s'necessarily rose ; this stimulated imports British North A merican Colonies and the Northern Ports brought from the Lower Porte has been very deficient celebrated.
whicharcgaeusdeedg
„eine; , ree in several if not all of these respects, which has caused FIB TimBEB.-The imports are as follows :-944,804 Per quarter for Ist class. •
_, but ultimately checked consumption, of Europe, for the Years ending Ist Februar y:-
iies os
Incee, `,;,. • eeason the niP„,rl. ces again to fall ; and at the close of the 1854. 1856. such wood to be disregarded as an article of commerce. feet from Dantzig ; 112,079 feet from Memel ; 18,411 .........
manweaT'iehso7.o; :I'r:re:vet:l
inge" -•-, ihey -"J°rltY of articles are of less value than Total . ... 9,527,655 Feet. Total .... 9,269,310 Feet. . QUEBEC DEALS -4,956 standards of these were im- feet from Riga ; 11,498 feet from Stettin ; and. 3,878 AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE MARKET.-JAN. 29.
stockAotf tchanea
str i..,t,9 Were tziot S p r oeptiibt, anAbz Inay:
cg:0: tjf !nat.
,i2fef.
.tlhlf:
finodmsoCoanrdalffftetor
sPulnykm.oaTthh,ewcraeswinwacsonliaancdtemaithhe
rteh eb
yschthoeonzerlmEabliezath.
k "scatiJ openin' g. 1855. 1857. ported against 5,447. The consumption has been good., feet from Sweden and Norway ; making a total of . Per stone, 20Ibs. I Per aOlks. s. d. s. d.
aisle. '
ill extent to tah mencement of last irnport season, the Total 9,333,240 Feet. Total 10,955,000 Feet. 6,537 against 5,351. The stock is extremely light, 1,093,668 feet against 448,000 feet for the preceding s. d. s. ri. Potatoes, Seedlings 311 to 4 2
Flay, old ...... ... 0 6 to osa Ditto, Kemps .... 4 0 to 4 3 pi nWogr ti ti
ilfdi raeom.
-The Countess of Elgin, from Calcutta tO
li. 0111 rt wood was as nearly as possible equal From the subjoined details it will be seen that the ammenting to only 1,854 standards against 3,435. The year. The consumption has been large, and the stock
a c . at of the preceding year at the same period, tonnage employed in the North American and Baltic early sales were made at from £l5 15s to £l7 108 for consists of 393,000 feet Dantzig ; 63,003. feet Memel ;
17 o to 19 0
Ditto, new.. ..... 0 0 to 0 OlDitto, Whiterocke.. 3, 3 to 3 6
Ditto, clover 053•0 0 7,Ditto, Balshaws .. 32t0 3 5 Anpno,i 7,,th -creh=j:i
Db beoco. n 311..
elled `
A :
ercs..i.d9rable, difference, however, will be found to have wood. trades, during the last, exceeds that of the preced fii•st quality of bright Pine ; for seconds £lO 12s 9d., and 7,000 feet Riga ;in all 463,000 feet, against 225,000
sVteratcwh,es 0 0 to 0 0
Green Clover
Sintrapore, Dee. 20.-Reyerwaard, Ilruigum, which left Bank! k
nwar. , , -7-. Lea. en e
t e cost of importation, occasioned by the ing year, by 27,000 tons. and for thirds .28 10s. ; and there has been but little feet for the previous year. A large portion of these last Ditto, cattle
wheat o 23 to 0 3 Per ton. Cargo damaged.
orno SO: , I._lglier prices demanded at the ports of shipment, and 1855-56. change in their value throughout the season. The importations was on account of retail dealers ; the Ditto, oat
tila
ten
ng. roituoned, ;II
et
ith et,
rvr oi
vy
ea
dg eh, ea, ne dNwo
vi 1 1.
f the utso by an advance of six shillines to seven shillings and British North America .... 307 Vessels, 307,294 Tons. present stock is equal to three and a half months' whole prices have been well sustained throughout the Ditto, barley .... 0 2 to 023 Carrots
Oats, in stravr .... 0 0 to 0 0, Mangle wur.tel 0 0 to 0 0
tJt:ae: le .±2Feesue.ocluhtt
eehrda
mht forr i c e , wh•ch arrived here Dec. 23,
et sixpence per load in the rate of freight over that of 1855, Baltic
the Helena Neilson, having encountered bad weather inrytheaCyhinba
SO% , which 'Manure s6to 7 6 sem.
d esl ~ had been 30s. to 315.; to such an extent did this - N.B. AND N.S. PINE AND SPRUCE DEALS.-Last year seen on reference to our tabular quotations. The stock
2Zo°,l::l,,:lamr,cl;licyaue.:
n, e I
nd odc
okcekd .
.....------
rese ogi .-P.erate that the prices ru:ing at that time were not Total
and MANCHESTER TRADE REPORT.-JAN. 29.
to Lave a leak stopped:hi:l:irks:llß: rid phastinic,ewihvicot.ll.
7,l,cient to cover the cost of import, and consequently 1856-57. this valuable and important article of the wood trade, DEALS AND BATTENS, WhiCh some years ago met
,Inertt. ~ The market for both goods and yarns is quiet and
' lie°, ',,rise.lghts receded till they reached twenty_nine to thirty British North America .... 433 Vessels, 321,039 Tons. and showed bY a succinct statement of facts, that Pine with much favour, have on account of tlae free import- inactive. There is little bus ness doing in goods suitable
tsoepings
10 , per load, this had the effect of diverting Baltic . 74 ~ 21,126 „ and Spruce Deals were rising rapidly in public ation of similar denominations of goods from the co. for home trade. Prices are generally well sustained.
16th.. ii
dirlo,ckfo'r Rotterdam, pat back Nov. 21, ha.ving been ashore.--,Aigedia
arrived here Dec. 1. from Hong Kong, was leaky, and is now in
estimation, as an economical and serviceable material lonies been gradually displaced in the estimation of
le , ,oe'tnage to other ports for some time. The diminution -- -
*Otrne, from Calcutta to Deme-
3illg Ids
,e' Import caused by this diversion of shipping occasioned Total .
LONDON PRODUCE MARKET. -JAN. 29. ' . Batavitt,Dec. 10.-Hermann liavlanr
SUGAR : The market is very steady to day, prices are esteem, wh'ch sailed hence Dec. 7, put baca same day, having,
be2alime,,ltt.stl!l 141,,,.(it
io. Da° t'ere!tction in the market, and before the close of Sep- PRODUCE OF BRITISH NORTH AMERICA. The opinions then stated have been verified by the ex- the market during the year, induced a run upon the
ararfau,riwouitsbNa:rggaoleolf)reicces,
apiuidt
6in.tosThreinhcaosntaalheeeaDveyel.i2s2t;
awniathmmakaesinn
focirt ber cargoes were sold yielding invoice and equal to YELLOW PINE Tremmi.-The import of thisvaluable perience of another year, in which, although a greatly colonial, which, experience showed to possess many
101, t11.°0111: f e•Y, shillings freight per load. From this period article of consumption has been larger during the last extended import has taken place, that imPort has been advantages, and the Baltic varieties are now compara- unaltered.
COFFEE : There has not been a public sale to.day, but
;ion Ng' e,e' • I,rt lfgats at Quebec continued steadily to advance, closing year by 597,000 cubic feet than in that which preceded met by a corresponding balance of increased consuniP- tively withdrawn from use in this locality. They are -the market has a very -firm appearance.
al and mizenma.t carriel away, having been li.rve on her beam ends 1
,es gt, ri,, theolly-six* sl•-11---isum- g and sixpence per load for this port, it, although it does not come up to the average of the tion. The import! has reached .the unprecedented found to be SO much dearer in nearly every respect, Tee. : The second edition of the Doily News, which was
iia t ee Pnce of the wood in the mean time having so fallen last five years, the total quantity which arrived up to amount of 67,813 standards, against 62,251 of the Pre- that even the removal of the impediments to their first received in the subscription room, attracted great one inch water per hour.
1 nsFe?il 181 Le:if:1:1,1,1:
-'" tO I
an n5O. ' eave a loss on the late importations. the present time being 5,401,500, while up to the same vious year ; while the consumption this year has been importation has not restored them in any great degree attention, and, as the letters are expected to be deliverel afantities.-The American ship Istria, from London to Calcutta,
3rD, . ti,
n d fP,.•
to
a _Comm
Preln New Brunswick and the Lower Ports at the period of 1856, it was only 1,801,000, or 397,000 feet 58,786 against 55,751 for that endinglst February, 1856. to that favour which they have lost. Of those which immediately, we have not yet business to report to give put in here Dec. 12, and is now discharging.
uotations, but appearances lead us to expect a good _u
mE
arrOapntah,ohlettl:aelleadt Mfrotr nDP.e.(2:I.t,TIS;
; and Ayrahlre, Dec. ly-
e, '-uencement of th.e year, shipments to this country less ; but taking the average of the five previous years, The import of the last-named Year was bY many con- have arrived, it is more than probable that the larger q
-ere demand.
nd .s"I'l rates coofmPara.tiveler few, occasioned chiefly by the high it will be found to amount to not less than 5,780,000. sidered to be extravagant, and altogether disproportion- portion will be taken for export to Australia. The
RICE : 350 bags Bengal sold in public sale at 108'6d; Argo, AVeber, from lifelbourue at Batavia, Dot. 10.
Oa. ei 17s. n
_, opening freight, .viz., at St. John, £3 10s. to £3 The consumption during the last has been less than ate to the probabilities of demand ; but convinced of the import of Deals and Battens is 1,514 standards ; the
9209 bags of Necransie were also offered, and bought in at
gu- 1.'"11 tee "u• Pet standard for Deals, which WRS considered during the previous year by 664,000 feet., and falls short many particulars in which good Deals surpass other stock is estimated at 902 stan.dards of Deals, and 11.7 los to 103 61. D i :Fr e:
megtmneot
urer-ya ls i
al
HI
Fa xl
noos
nowra4tri ee:le; lii:,
ee
anhnf 1
:eel
oene
md: ea
rftri
Baon tA
moi
ts
mN:
ic
bety:
ail
both for England.
e,,3. e 1 ; i -"NNW-,
jowe oant, and which it was thought might become of the quantity taken into use during any of the pre- kinds of wood in their ready adaptabilitY :to nearly every stendards of Battens, equ.al to the consumption of ten .
SALTPETRE : 300 bags very low Bengal, refraction 37i, Karnack (s.s.), hence at Trieste, Jan. 23. -
.0S- °liii lit t,r, Particularly when it was recollected that the rate ceding six years. This diminution in the consumption variety of purpose, and the ease With Which they can be and a half months. For the value of these see our sold at 37s 63.
6 John Henry, Reed, hems, at Santander.
a tile d 8i .ile opening of 1855 was not wore than £3. A may be accounted for. to a considerable extent by the turned to profitable account, we felt assured that the quotations. Nymph, Collier, hence at Harbour Grace.
•rs (10, isTilar feeling prevailed in respect th timber, which, in circumstance that log timber is found to be less econo- impression referred to was an erroneous one, ancl we COTTON : 300 bales sold yesterday at previous rates.
WAINSCOT LOGS have been but little imported for The small public sales did not give quotations. aye calfiih::ttia,
rL:elliivearle..
r:cp:soie ;alb: 1. h sal:.e d from Z ante
e ill ''' for Liverpool, Jan. 13.
• 31; 26Q5chad opened at 225. 6d., but which this year was mical in its application to every-day purposes than Pine said so. Last year has fully bome out our anticipations; some time, but last year in whole and half logs 781 In other articles no material alteration.
di ete.t-'2d. per load ; the anticipated reduction in freight and Spruce Deals, which for years past have been a vastly extended consumptien has justified and pieces have been brought in. The stock is 108 pieces,
HFort Gemorge, William Cole (North), and George Kendall-all sailed,
ISO i Sweeiwell, James, sailed from Nantes for Liverpool, Jan. 25,
the ueing effected, and the stocks on hand. being limited, rising in public estimation. The imports in detail con- more than justified the large import; it has done and they are worth £2 lOs for half, and £5 each for Bosphorus, Ben Nevis, Lord Raglan, Neville Eastern City, and
106 i; '0 ' LONDON TALLOW MARKET.-JA.N. 29.
414 sustained a rapid diminution, which considerably sist of 3,436,000 feet from Quebec ; 1,803,000 from St. more, while it has led to a still greatly augmented whole.
ter, 511.'‘'' the'aanted the value of the remainder. These facts as John ; and 162,000 from other ports. The consumption supply, it has also provided for the absorption of LATHWOOD has been imported to the extent of 817 The market is firm, at the annexed quotations :-Town
tallow 60s 6d nett cash ; P-etersburg Y.C., on the spot, 62s from Calcutta for Liverponl.
3 'I
821 ''ollo thjibetame know,. in the colonies induced a belief has been 3,254,000 feet of Quebec ; 1,657,000 of St. John of that supply by a large and continuously increasing fathoms ; the stock is 277 and it has been selling at 3d to 62s 6d ; jan. to March, 62.5 to 628 3d ; April to
ink of John Bibby sailed from Hong Kong for Manilla.
and ,liarge profits were to be made by forwarding cargoes, and 209,000 of other ports. The stock consists of demand, Large as the consumption has been there is 35s to 40s per lineal foot. June, 56s to 563'6d.
hieeLaeir anxiety to do so led shippers to concede still 2,046,000 feet Quebec ; 1,000,500 of St. John ; and every reason for believing that it would hese reached a STAvES have been imported to the extent of 26 M,, -.-..... Bfebratta sailed from Hong Kong for Shaughae, Nov. 25A
Icene, hence at Bombay.
4 months, Florence, only
- •N,
Dr foreig: vear rates of freight, till they had reached five 63,000 of other ports •an aggregate of 3,109,500 feet, much higher amount if the trade had continued in a and the stock is just half that quantity. Bee quotations MANCHESTER CORN MARKET.-JA.N. 29. Winifred, heace at Ceylon for Madras.
- fest e
,n, II ,
.c • , •
hovneas per standard. The exports from the colomes, : against 2,829,000 on Ist February' of last year. The legitimate and normal state. Early in the year the for the value. At this day's market there was a better attendance, and
at EDveErtoAn7, algieSd .
w ever, were not confined to the regular trade, nor ' average stock for the last five years was 2,943,000 ; that imports were checked -to a considerable extent by the the trade manifested a firmer tone. The better samples
le Pilt 110' ere th • • MASTS AND POLES have been largely brought for-
On the 26th lest ,
sPec 413 ey limited to the ordinary ports of shipment, of the present is in excess of the average 166,000 feet, high rates of freight. This, acting on a market by no ward, and are now a drug in the market. They have of wheat maintained late rates, but secondary and inferior
le - del ttnd 77s and manufacturers of Deals in the gecondarY and ten per cent. above the stock of last year. At the meansroverstocked, led toan advance in prices, till Deals been sold at from 8d to ls per foot. sorts were without change. .Flour nearly recovered the daugh'er of 111 r. Charles Caldwell conveyancer
tO
'ar * On the 28th inst , aged 13 year; (ha '' .
e
t vh• inferior ports, anxious to realise the high
_prices , commencement of the season, Quebec, of 78 feet average, reached a point at which their comparative economy in PRODUCE uP OTHER COUNTRIES. late depression, but oats and oatmeal met a fair enquiry days), Thomas Edwin, eldest son of 111;.17h:nultaysl ;debt
rtn_utehveer_ 14
Beft3 111 leh they were informed could be obtained in Liver- sold from the quay at 18d per foot, with stowage at re- use became nil; supplies in the meanwhile continued MAHOGANY.-From St. Domingo the import has at last week's rates. Indian corn was rather neglected. Terrace, South-Street, Toxteth Park. Cl doa
e sOiCi g '............,
lyerSioll _ - - . .• - .
VerY ~, foti A TABLE, skewing the IMPORT into Liverpool of Timber, Deals, Staves, Mahogany, Cedar, and other Woods, and the respective Quantities delivered for CONSUMPTION during each of the last Five Years, ending Ist February ; --
o 43
. .14 c 0 .--1 Cio C 9
cp, (Z) •14 CZ c.::
oquitst ero . o d .... c..0.,,,-.1 L-• zn,
1.1
is 11° ''' with an Account of the STOCKS remaining in the Port on the Ist February of each Year. F.,
:,--> 4 ..-. 4 -.7 ~..
c, . - . c.,
cl '.,
-------------------...._---_.__--___ . . :,
;duce De• , --- - - -
_ , 1-.;
d t -
an es IMPORT CONSUMPTION STOCK ;e1 e.
o
Di f
I • C. uj
Z'" • c 4 'al . c., cr,. i-- --1.
,
1. 1 .
its j . ON THE 151 FEBRUARY IN EACH YEAR. <4 e
X,' ce • gi co ce cc a'n k-
s 0'1,41' TO THE IST FEBRUARY IN EACH YEAR. TO THE IsT FEBRUARY IN EACH. YEA.R, Z' ~. .--,
1 dewee f PRODUCE OF PRODUCE OF Z gel o
Lie sell if C) `'B 14 t= -E. -: .0 .0 .0 .0 ..L'e;
1853. 1854. 1855. 1856. 1857. 1853. 1854. 1855 1856. 1857. 1853. 1854. 1855. 1856. 1857. E-4 r... "''c 4) a) ao cr ao ac.
1110551÷ -t 0 ''''' ,T> 4,) ra a-4 e-i ,-I .--.
. 4 o,g ,
--________ .
it _ _ ___ -
Lterkelloti 41 r--',., Pe e ~:c .t cc ,n cc
'a t:De '' cy P BRITISH N. AMERICA. - BRITISH N. AMERICA. M •e,
E-1 o
Z is,
e
a ee ,Il 00 GI C 4
00 1M kg:, CC ...,
cci O ='' c; 4
mostite IND 046 000 PINE, Quebec Yellow.
in cubic feet 3,767,000 4,396,000 5,3Q2,000 2,994,000 3,436,000 4,213,000 4,238,000 3,970,000 4,297,000 3,254,000 1,677,000 1,835,000 3,167,000 1,864,000 2„ h g • *" a
o ,-eee es ,-.1 ce
-....,___:_(
.'i, Quebec Yellow . E" '
lableA;t,, 1,646,000 1,804,000 1,094,000 1,079,000 1,803,500 2,067,000 1,340,000 1,588,000 1,212,000 1,657,000 417,000 881,000 387,000 854,000 1,000,500 - St. Jo n. ,- o ..
325 ve s`it, ---..
---......_ St. John's s-e cis
20,000 140,000 256,000 111,000 63,000 other Ports. .-i '''t N OA.'
tallgho3l'lof ';' Other Ports
_ , g
t e t,), ,t, - is ct tY.,.
mo , plili T°TAL . . - - _ .
6,476,000 6,440,000 6,769,000 4,804,000 5,401,300 6,423,000 5,707,000 6,816,000 5,784,000 5,120,000 2,114,000 2,856,000 3,809,000 2,829,000 3,109,500 TOTAL Yellow Pine. e e co o 0 aca ail G's
unitecie ovi, Pill , Yellow Pine of all sorts ... ...
boo' ~,t4s e 228,000 346,000 184,000 426,000 254,000 382,000 245,000 237,000 301,000 252,500 • 61,000 162,000. 109,000 234;000 235;500 RED PINE, of a -)4 e?
)s go li Qtr.: Red, of all sorts
• ',.sigei,' II
'. ~, 0,- d( 4 -<I'I3EC OAK .
gI. (.0.-„1. ...
og' v • ---- ELM ••
. 114,000 139,000 19%000 123,000 162,000. 161,000 172,090 134,000 181,00 107,500 76,000 46,000 102,000 43,500 98,000 - ELM. en 'I C.l .
•', j 1, co co co co co
ius, • • ff .i,' 4, ,-4 r-1 T-1 1.4 ri
taf513:4,00f limis"----- ASH - ASH. sel 1,,, .t.._,
. Pe4 _et;
~g
gee er I (ere_ nIVO OD 350,000 420,000 401,000 427,000 432,000 420,000 334,000 455,000 446,000 434,500 91,000 177,000 123,000 • 104,000 101,500 HARDWOOD,. • 7.:
, colt V' t '-' MAD If _ _____
Itik - •sivl i‘ Ilx-,,,---LiC DEALS in standard 4,688 6,200 5,262 5,447 4,956 6,781 4,153 5,547 5,351 6,537 1,568 3,624 3,339 ' 3,435 1,854 QUEBEC DEALS. - Pl 4 'ii
,Do etl , 0 37,959,000 PINE arid SPRUCE PLANKS. g tes
.....• ari 37 826 0
in ft. of 2 in. 43,280,000 56,480,000 47,478,000 62,251,000 57,813,000 „00 49,374,000 51,610,000 55,751,000 58,780,000 19,355,000 20,470,000 22,432,000 28,932,00 0
.e A' .1' 110 A-p,„ d SPRUCE PLANKS
!clo 00,, 59,000 BOARDS and SCANTLING. ‘,--,
lt Pari,Jl4,. Ikr"S and SCANTLING 557,000 613,000 617,000 517,000 195,000 536,000 509,000 488,000 553,000 633,000 ' 270,000 374,000 503,000 497,000 .L 4 ...e e 'et eo ce eli ce
' lIW 1,248 1,051 930 597 180 72 251 LAT HWOOD. tr) .0 CV OCD C,a
or ..- the leis i QUE„ OOD
; fro6l VII' fi 1") 4
-....„...A:vEs ...
ct" t-:: .-.Z k: -1
issl ' tft C,J .--1 OCV
111111,e0joti - ••' `4' ce ce ce: ci•e ve
E. 1 .
,
...
vee- old '' 1'
15 X 4: .
5/. - fte ,' NORTH OF EIIROPE. NORTH OF EUROPE. es
e '
el ee 00 r-I 1'... CD
COal tO j l'
,livit , .. p=4 ,;,), - op c.: cl =ye
225 000 463,000 TIMBER, Dantzig, Memel, Sze .0 c' ' cc ,ti -14 cc •tft
rale' 0 l'"Ii ut -Qlll, Da t ' Memel, &e ...in cubic feet 490,000 1,107,000 666 000 448,000 1,094,000 949,000 689,000 908,000 . 618,000 856,000 169,000 647,000 395,000 , % .?. Z
Ate, n zig, ... :,, ~
Thelpiq, bto '3 and BATTENS in standard 1,898 4,392 1,408 262 1,514 - 1,856 2,611 2,725 1,063 1,216 1,058 2,839 . . 1,582 781 1,079 DEALS and BATTENS. Eq E-. 1 a ________-----
o'at e ii , - 124 None. None. None. • None. None. None. None. N?ne. DECK PLANKS.
.. '*-- 44
~. ....•',: cc -41.6 cc L-
d6 r 031 WAI, PLANKS in pieces 44 None.. None.- None. None. None. Pr-i c H m.- • ,-, ~ ..m .0 eD
1 ref eir ......,.:f+SCOT LOGS ... in whole 212 328 None. None. 728 983 129 236 None.
.. . 454 117 316 80 - 81 355 WAINSCOT LOGS. 0 E .4 e 43 ..c ao cx) co oio c 0
... = c. ,-.., aa ,--4 v-4 .--,
S. 111', t,
ma' Poe.; , 53. 4.0 88 None. None. 65 100 12 None. 55 53
ai ...1im0m.m.........:..................•••.
,sa I " 1.,Art,,....7-----______
1 extrdil Y.t -VIWOOD - cc, cc I-4 CO
- 0' ' ' 0; CV CC) CO C,T CD
rC° t 11,., IrEs 14 44 73 21 36 11 44 37 23 13 STAVES. t, c'-' gf -,tl ,-4 r- t- vs
3i, tO 0; ' .
ot 'IP . t- = 01 o `,14
g r-I 1-..1 CR C,I CI
in 0 c (~,,i,„
OTHER COUNTRIES. • - OTHER COUNTRIES. C.) ke
c.,) e E;
of, th ereo 111.010 . .
reg el! - 2,638 1,184 el `si 4.
Oa :411 1 ''s's-,...._ GANY. St. Domingo
kee -fel"' ttlY, 576 175 Z ''-' `01; eti ee es r-I yz
2,390 1,445 2,146 821 2,756 2,148 1,119 1,918 1,222 2,927 322 348 4
~ p-i ,--I et c.c. ca
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