The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-19

Brazilian at 81 and Buenos Ay res at ~.
That the progress of the commercial interests vas
against Grea, Britain Is manest In the iollow ing list Of
We shall ennmerate the hostile tariffs that have bssa
passed. s,h their respective dates and add the brieest
possible explanation Of their bearing on English CON-
merce
W hich the u,y worsted wooen goods and mixed
worsted and cotton raised from silver roubie
TO Is ID 10 English the duty Is from 300 TO 500
per cent I'D vaorem printed goods are prohibited Ire
King OF Prusss during his late visit to st Petersburg In
products OF Prussia.
cember. 1911 by which the duties on English woollens
we're raise from $3.50 refs ID to 600 refs per H. The
latter IL equal to an nd vaorem duty oil ~ per cent on the
average Qualities Of cloth TO Portugal Before 1887
n which year the tariff rased) the duties only
about 10 per cent sd vaorem hough nominally 10
cent? favorable tariff is now IN course OF negocia-
ton.
3. The yrench Tariff bearing date the 26h June ls42
by which the duties English lioen yarns and n,ns
doubled, and made almost entirely prohihitory-ths
being by far our largest branch OF export to France
4. The Belgian Tariff. issued in July is42 by which
the duty English linens and linen ased TO
to the dctstop France, and with view Of preventing
the smuggling Of Egish Linens and yarns into that coun
&. The United States Tariff bearing date August Is4a;
by which the duty wooens was raised from ~ TO 40
cent ad vslorem on worsted goods from 70 to 80
and cotton goods the duty made nomnaly 20
per cent but on some kinds OF goods Il IN reality from
100 200 cent ad valorem and many kinds OF cot
TONS woollens and other goos the duty viii be prshib
g. The German League Tariff passed September. Is42;
by which the duty OF the largest branches OF our
exports namely, wosted goods, figured or printed is
raised from thirty dollars to fifty dollars cwt as to
be in many cases prohibtory and by which the duty
quinc hardware increased probably fifty dol
Aud il is not improbable that next month the Brazilian
Tariff may raised very greatly the Brszisn govern
having given notice that effect; but hope this
blow will be avered by the concessions which
Mr. Ellis the special minister late sent out TO Brazil
empow cred to make on the sugar duties
Thus within few months great part of the civilized
has opcla SmmeTcial against Russia.
Portugal, France Belgium the United States, and the
ssna smaller AID
not certain that Bsz not soon be added 10 the mum
will he seen at the first Glance that these in many
respects pohibory suites are imposed by the Cove n
ments concerned not merely for the sake OF revenue blu
| to encourage home manufactures.
length about take indications Of an imProv,dde
mani have manifested themselves vt several OF the lead
provincial markets held during the week, and ,ome
degree OF confidence seems about to he re- torsd Is
very generally acknowledged. ,hs 10 real ground
exists ipsting further reduction and even
aimed n Nhich opinion fully coincide) that the
drpres prices has already gone below the point
was undoubtedly the extraordinary fine weather expert
enced DUNG the OF The summer causing 80
great impiov In thu growing crops as % lead to
stc psons Of good harvest where before mos, mi
rsb- crop expected. The ait ration produced dur
| ing jane, Jul, and August as indeed wonder ul snd
hing but this could have the from The
greatest distress Early in the spring the wheat on the
ground wore Indifferent aspect being every here
d. 6clrnt In plant and we are sill disposed think
uhsapding he admirable mann in which the bulk Of
The crop secured ,hs' point Of quantity the orsi.
has been good deal exaggerated Another cause
OF the rapid and continued sll prices i,ude
OF the mpor,a,ons and the release Of so large quantity
OF egn wheat Of bond Shout the same time that sup
, ' ss~ or our Ever hs po ia sSSna
not he amiss for large as the receipts from abroad
BEEN they have not greatly those Of or
years afford cient reason for the extra rdi
nary fall whirh has taken place in the value OF the arti
&c The weather has, since our last been very iavora
hl..Fn rh..e md n rnytd l.hO
hich fell ~ the early part OF the week hsyg supplied
have therefore, been exit. mey busy and ony moderate
supps o here been brought iorv ard at mos, Of
the,ovns in the agricultural districts No material i'm
erms, howS.r, yet to have taken place in
the d, ma aud at some OF the e dug markets D. he
midland COUNTIES the value OF wheat has CONTINUED to end
dowDwsrds IN many parts ofthe country fhe ills have
been standing for time for ant Of water fhe DIM
~ his probably, degree. been removed by the
generally RECOMMENDED. the inquiry Tor wheat may bs
expected to augment Mark Lane Express
| LospoS MARKETs, Nov. 3.-Money continues extreme.
y abundant discount being obtansble per hut
though prices Of most articles Of produce low dis
scarcely an exception, consumers and exporters have
| been the only BUYERS
and ss3 PEARL the market is dull at 27s and 27s per
We have United States here but Pearl would proba
Te,y little doing in CochineaI we quote Mexican sill
- 81 and Honduras Is sd while blacks
worth from 4 to IS I'D Tor the former and a. 81 to 70 for
| the latter sock, 2, 1873 bags
shesthing Cope, may be har at lod per b.
More business was done in Cotton last week at sore
what SITTER prices but since the receipt Of the advices
Columbia, the market has become quieter. and ra her
inclination sell has been manifested Prices Of
Twist steady with fair dem md, but goods continue
| much neglected
The Corn market has .hewn little signs of improve
ment indeed prices Of wheat sgain rather lower
The duty has advsnc to Iss per a.. Good red wheats
selling from .s to Ass per Or In Flour morning do
ing tsquoted from ass TO as per barrel duty paid and
| 3os 27s IN bond. Hides in fair demand.
| ST. l@ersburg clean Hemp fsl los. The shipments
from st Petersburg to The United States to 2sh Sept 20
~ iais ions all oi which clean sg an,t
ls7o last year (oi which. zoos clean) Manila Eal
British Iron duh ct 20 ias Cd per ton. At Gohenburg
Amsriesn Lead [" wsnted. and good quality. would
LsS-EngIish Is Offering At SIT per ton, and Missouri
" unsslesbIe m the moment; we quote relatively Ee
India, and China. IL France, the stocks are large
/ Od-Linsesd Oil s3s 81 per cwt and very little max
jig for sperm ,h.-'s no enquiry present as the Re.
liners hold OF until the ed supplies arrive the last
sale Of Body Oil q, f1s per ton. and Had E.5
Pain OIL in good requests fsI to fsi los per ton Lard
OIL OF bright clean quality, would be worth E3 to cas-
per long price the Duty is Is cent al v@lor
Prsrisns- American Beef is dc nit to seII to
Inn We quote good barrel Pork Ats to 90 per barrel
| -tse duty on both being So per cwt aid Per cent.
herr no sale for Hams o. Bacon here anl only the
hns gu ,ny oud sno'd pay The duty Of las per cwt,
fsckl-i fosk-ssli cu'-ssy middies snd lers- would
probably bring sss 70 ss pcrcwt Duty paid is per cwt.
o.,slins RIes steady ngsl sells slowly. at o. 3D. to
| la.sL
Laby.,r, in fair d.mand a, ass . ass 81 Stock iA40
| Nfrafs S~da fnil ~ U.s.
Psfsrsssrf Y q. Tafsp steady 81 iss 81 the srot
$40 90 fsr spfIns delivery stock, marc casks North
Ar.s'sc.n ~eald rally hrIg t-oi
III nv. b..n puhic :. les If T.s, and he mark.t
e,p'inass gaiss sock IL iDs'sn'. Is 100000 lbs
/ a. > aNs 10 10 Nov lsal
Bees Ia, seer ,. J. h ID 1T o5s lille Straits
| sriis a. - 4, ifom 90 TO "a 20
snail hasia h.. b-.n doing la Tobacco since our
lat ~nhsa agfos~m.n in pric~~ A f~~ 6ne strips OF
srnl hsv. n 81 sol 10 "a fof R-nlu,k and OIL
'oai o. Nirsns. with fs~ hid virgri. Leaf ~
- s. ~ ~. PRES NJ so, H. 1851 hhds Virgins aud
/ s~ufnrty and sS1 Mar, land