The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-04

ously stated lettering the buyers from mort
articles have met very limited demand the former rsce
ding value rather below the rates OF this day week and
reducing that of the latter Is per barrel
Barley Malt Beans and Peas, continuing to excite lit
tie attention. the prices OF each are very irregular
and scarcely ascertanable. :. -
small parcel of Irish Oats in to-day realized IS Id
per ID; but in old little business was apparent
and such may be noted Id per bushe cheaper Irish Oat
meal however in moderate request at decline Oh is
per 24ob and lot of Canadian disposed OF at 2o IN
clu ling barrels.
1 LIVERPOOL Provision MARKET.-AMERicAS PRoDucE.
The imports for this month scarcely worth notice,
say 900 Kegs 26 brs Lard 2Os boxes Cheese 3 br
Pork and 81 br Grease The disturbed state Of the
manufac urng districts adds the dizziness noticed in
last report and it is with difficulty any sales efected
and while this state Of things continues prices forths
most part, must be considered nominal Lard in retail
parcels selling at 1885, 40s to 42s for the best quality
asked Hams have been sold at sos to 40s Bacon 40s to
AS Beefi quite neglected for export Pork Dos
Grass connuesto meet with few purchasers at fao
| ton.
| HoP IsTELLIGEscE.-MArpsToS bines are some
what benefited by the nights but still much in
wan! Of rain No season has perhaps, proved the
importance Of high culv alton in greater degree than
this and considering that alteration of dry heats and
colds has continued for SO long period it matter OF
surprise that the condition ofthe hops is good as Is
hots.SsD.S, M.sp.s AND YA.DlsoMso%s Of the
have gone The hot dry weather has nearly beat
both the fly and the lice whilst in many Of the fire blasted
grounds old enemy the hea working total destruc
| ton
TIcKHuRsr.-The best grounds coming fast into
weak grounds are turning yellow and i'll not do much
The duty is here considered too high at fls5.OOO.
MEREwoRrH, WATERIrGBURY, NErrLEsTEop-
The hops have considerably during the past week.
but canns be considered having improved in the
greatly suffering from the long drought weather
and in many grounds that appeared very healthy fort.
night Since the reblas has appeared and very
last Although there are some pet grounds, which the
profess to have peculiarly treated that still look
WE'LL still should there not be favorable change in
he weather, doubt they will give way well others
| The crop will fall far short OF the last
STATE OF TRADE.-MArcHEsrER, Tuesday. course
in the present state Of the town. there but little bust
being unwilling or from Of stock unable to
make sales What business done higher rates
both goods and put the prices exceeding
y irregular that any attempt specify the amount Of ad
vance would tend only to misead.
DUNDEE, esday-During the last eight days there
has been little change in the state Of mercantile
affairs The reports Of trade from the chieftow in Eng
land continue to show symptoms of slight Improvement
similar to what has been experienced here during the last
weeks, but there is still great for amendment
Flax the spot getting rather and prices
without alteration lows and codas also less abund
than usual this period of the year. and without
any change in value. Yarns and linens moving off
slowly at same reduced rates as formerly
THURSDAY, Aug ls-CoLoNIAL PRopucE-The de.
mand for most kinds OF produce steady and the gene
raj character of the market unchanged with pro.
yresivs improvement In the West India Sugar Market
the sales large but the importers were firm and
the prices Of last week were firmly supported.
TEA-lt being understood the public sales will take
place next week. the market very quiet and prices
merely nominal though purchases could not be made
The deliv
notwithstanding the low prices Of coffee.
HAvRr MARKET, Aug. l5-Cotton -Notwiths standing
the continuation of favorable accounts from Liverpool
the fair amount Of business done here in Cotton
report market has been altogether devoid of ami
nation and for the fully ordinary qualities of United
states short staple upon which in some instances, ad
the other grades these Cottons have remained stationary
public sale of 1899 bags New Orleans advertised for
the 18th inst The transactions from the It'll to the 18th
inst. Saturday inclusive embrace 7646 bags consist
ing OF 3s bags New Orleans at 66 to 93f soc 1906 bags
peo at i TO o M Sses
Porto Rico l05f and 325 bags Cumana the whole
duty paid. The arrivals within the period have
s775 bags. which bags United States
and Ala bags various Sorts
.qshes.-American' pots have been selling at decline
from last rates. 1853 barrels New York pots first
four lots have been disposed of at 45f50 We
have recev ed from New York by the Burgundy barrels
pots from st. Petersburgh 10 casks and from Marsees
Ccfee-Prices have been fe bly, supported and the
St Domingo at 45c 26 bags good Havana at 45c to 66ac
9 bags ordinary good Rio to 42c and so bags
Java duty paid at If 4c total 1852 bags Imports $500
bags from 1897 bags from Rio and 50 casks
from Guadaloupe.
Hdes.-Ieoo salted Buenos Ayrcs have found pur-
l40s5 from Buenos Ayres 1899 from New York, oas from
New Orleans 1919 from Rio, and 2o2s from elsewhere
Indgo-The business in this article has been transact
ed steady prices consisting of 10 Guatmaa and
III chests Bengal Imports, chests and from
Lead-we have heard no sales 4575 pigs have been
| received from New Orleans.
N,
by the Ar EIDE immediately sold 2sf to 29 soc, and
several resaes have taken place during the week. at 27
provement in our quotations. which we have advanced
conformity.
Sugar-The transactions in raw Martinique and Guada
loupe Sugars have been less important this week but they
have taken place at last quotation Imports 1897 hds
outgongs 1900 hhds We have received 34 hhds
Rico.
TdHow.--The supplies of Tallow coming in freely
consisting of % casks 25s from Buenos Ayres $40
casks from New York, and 23l from New Orleans The
American TallOW.
The only public sale to-day in the colonial markets was
1926 hhds 3 hr St. Lucia sugar. which sold at SIS
to 65s per cwt for brown to fine yellow
ANTWERP MARKEr.-Our Coffee sales from the 3Oth
utimo to the 10th instant far less numerous than
those of the preceding week. owing perhaps in
to the rmness Of holders but the whole uc
uaton took place. Sugar underwent alteration and
the transactions confined to 900 boxes yellow Ha
IL to 1871 A. in bond leaving with stock of 100
boxes white, and 900 yellow Havana, $50 chests CT
white and yellow Pernambuco, $50 canners Java $500
yellow and brown mats MANILA and 1000 bags white vel
low and brown Siam. The demand for cotton appeared
to be regular 600 bales Georgia and New Orleans
found this week buyers at an Improvement Of to cent
for mddng and ordinary qualities, and holders evinced
good deal Of rmness; East India sorts howeve remained
neglected Stock 9772 bales Louisiana, New Orleans and
Mobile 1916 Georgia and Carolina 37 Mako Senaar s0
Maranham 4s Para $40 surat and % bales smyrna Anne
rican Pot Ashes were in little request and with dmculty
maintained previous rates Russian, OF the
small remaining stock, whi,h does not exceed SO casks
better supported IN rice little occurred, and prices
nued feeble Stock 5000 tierces Carolina $500 bags Java
and $500 bags Bengal The only sales oil Tobacco effected
this week of SO hhds Kentucky and stock
posed of 45O hhds Marya so Virginia and 1881 Ken
lucky Tea enjoyed fair demand and about 400 chests
Congou and Hyson Skin WERE in the course of the week.
disposed Of at dferedt prices according to quality.
AMSTERDAM MARxEr-Cofee, during the eight days
ending August TO- remained in the same position as the
preceding week, with this exception only, that holders
appeared rather retired, owing perhaps to the
sales being considerably smaller than those of last
year. Ordinary Cherbon 23 is rather scarce, and for
home consumption to be bought under "a fair
yellow and brown sorts are held at somewhat higher
Tea remained frm but without much doing spi
continued in request Caroins Rice cleaned at Am
sterdam l2} to IL A. cleaned in America ii to IL a. In
nothing particular DONE the sales having been
limited to about $50 bags Surnam al somewhat better
prices than before The first hand transactions in tobacco
since last consisted Of 1866 hhds Maryland but the
trade renamed very quiet of Kentucky 2S4 hhds and 10
hhds Virginia sold deverysgainst which fresh
arrived 300 hhds Marysn from Baltimore Of which 600