The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-23

| Of five millimetres -
! Half5leach.
| Number Of Threads Rap,ths 100 cd the 100 Dyed, The
kiiff$o sa., S'ts Saae, FS 100 sao'
| Less than threads, 60 90 90
| threads so ll6 ll6
| o 10, II threads, l26 l9l LAG
| IL threads LA 2l9 1877
| TO threads, 267 SIT 800
IL threads, 2S7 457 3l7
Is and 10 threads 297 All 800
20 threads, 342 567 $50
More thran 20 threads, 467 SIT 5S7
Table lnen of which the web presents more or less
opening in the space OF five millimetres
Worked less than l6 threads the duty plain cloth of
Is threads.
Ditto, o threads and more, the duty plain thread
cordng to the 6neness.
Damasked the duty on worked linen augmented 20 per
Linen cloth for mattresses without distinction of fine
ness 2laf. the 100 kilogrammes.
Twed linen cloths beds 2l2f. the 100 kilogrammes
Twiled linen for clothing, raw, 322f the 100 kilo-
grammes.
Twiled linen cloth for clothing other 3s4f the 100 XII
Thick cloth for carpets either of linen or hemp dye
of less than eight threads the five mmetres 75f the
100 kilogrammes
Linen and hempen cloth and thread imported by the
frontier situated between Armsntiares and Malmdison
near Longuy not to subjected to the aforementioned
duties longer than the Goth of July next unless
ordinance shall be issued for that purpose.
Mahogany wood imported in French vessels from In
lila and other countres situated beyond Europe, pay
one half the present duties.
The drawn back granted the expectation of mahogany
furniture and veneering to be reduced one half
Cigars and other manufactured tobaccos imported for
the account OF the by French ships from all
countries beyond Europe the present duty is to be main
tanned
Manufactured tobacco imported from entrepo in French
ships H. the 100 kilogrammes.
BY foreign ships Isl. the 100 kiogrammes.
Nuts imported from India in French ships lof the 100
kilogrammes.
suphate of potass, l9f the 100 kilogrammes
Ola printing type, exclusively imported for melting
Town, lot the 100 kilogrammes
Produce imported from the west coast of Africa by
French ships:
Yellow and brown wax, from Senegal 81 the 100 ko.
,rammes
From all other parts of Africa tOf the 100 kogrammes
Exotic resinous produce from Senegal 25 the 100 ko
,rammes.
From all other ports of Africa 5Of the 100 kilo.
5rammes.
Produce of Martinique and Gaudaloupe -
Cassia, unprepared, 20f the 100 kogrammes.
Recon- same as from French Guiana.
Wooden clocks with metal works, 2E the piece.
Feathers black same duty at present.
All others. l00f. the 100 kilogrammes.
Metal pens except gold and silver, a. the 100 kilo.
Gold and silver and minerals 10 centimes the 100 kio.
grammes, cubic measure.
lsnglass 50 confines the 100 kilogrammes
Art 1.-THE Custom.house of ST. Laurent du Var is
added to those mentioned by the law of the I'd Of July
1885, for the admission of prepared plaster whether
or cacined with duty Of 10 confines the 100 klo-
Art. III-The privilege of warehousng salt is granted
70 the town OF Gravelines North) under the conditions
ast and I'D article of the It'll of June 1896 and the 9th
and 10Th of the law the 27th of February, 1892.
Special regime for the island of Corsica =
Art lV.-Itaan paste will pay l5f the 100 kilogrammes
on importation into Corsica.
The second bark of oak will to be exported from
Corsica to any foreign port Exports of that article to AL
geria will continue to be permitted paying the duty
liked by the law ofthe I'd ofJuly 1885,
Markets.
LONDON MONEY MARKET July 4.-Public securities re-
nam u much the same state as the market closed Sa-
turday. There has been sensible pressure on the
discount market to meet the commercial bills that reach
On the e Se .oG ea w 10 s
rsnced In providing Tor them From the state of business
must be observed however that the paper Of that de-
scripton aioat is greatly diminished in amount
Reduced Three per Cent Stock has been done at 93,
Consos for the Opening at 81 and J. Exchequer Bills
hrmer shade of vance those at I'd per cent pei
day being iis. and those at aid, AIS ass premium
Foreign Bonds are not quite heavy as they tn,
greater part of last week Colombian have been done
!2 Mexican at 3bf Spanish Five per Gents at 81 and
he Three per Cents al 81
BANK OF ESoLASp.-An account showing the quarterl,
syerage Of the weekly liabilities and assets of the Bank
June.
Circulation, fl7,7es,ooo Securities, f2IlsI oOC
Deposnes' S,oll,00O Bullion, $4,000,
fa5so 900 COS 5OI 90,
American Stocks-Alabama Sterling Bonds, per cent
1859, 6o-sellers Illinois SIS 1870 and do dollar s
Louisiana SIS, 63-selers MARYLAND a's 40 to So Nev
York state IS $780, "a to 76 Ohio 6s 1850 1860
- Penny vania 5s 1854 to 1865, As Canada 90. South
Carolina Sterling, Palmers, per cent rs.
Our prices of American stocks are merely nominal.
here being no demand whatever for these securities.
LONDON TRADE REPoRr. July 4.-Tea-A good business
transacted at advanced prices Is 90 for sound common
cash.
sugarbo hhs sold to-day at steady prices in the raw
market. The only public sale 500 bags white Ben
GAL which went at I'D to Is dearer viz good and fine
% eos.
Coee-loo casks and barrels jamaica brought loss to
os oil Tor low mddng to middlng and 7Os Cd foi
ordinary to fine ordinary. In East India 900 bags Com
panys Java were taken in at sos and 337 bale
good ordinary Mocha taken in at COS.
sapetre-i25 bags Bengal brought 27s gu to ass 70,
white, reiraction 4.
Cofee-The sales of plantation are TO a moderate extern,
and do not exceed 100 casks Of jamaica AT nrce
but previous quotations are continued OF foreign Doc
bags were sold, Maracaibo 46s Laguayra at ass and
st. Domingo at 39s per cwt.
AshesSome trhing sales of Montreal Pot Ashes have
been made at 34s and OF Pearls at ass but
OF some shipments made coastwise the quantity
daily expected from Montreal.
Tobacco-There was some little improvement in the
demand the close OF last week but has
nued and the market is again dull the sales this
month reach 40 hhds, Of which 100 for export 90
for Ireland 40 for Scotland IS to SPECTATORS aud the
nander to the trade. Lower prices have in nsan
been accepted especially for Kentucky stemmed
gina leaf and semmed generally support former prices
and good descriptions OF the latter are now difficult to b.
met with
LONDON Metal M.RxEr July 4th.-Qucksilver has
continued in steady demand at Is per ID, the stock
bottles raher extensive but under the present monopo
y Is without effect on the price
br1sh Iron has fallen low that further decline
,se impossible Bars have been sold in Wales at ga los
prices. -
.g IRON has further given way, and par.
G IN second hands have been sold at the net price OF
"a per ton at Glasgow the market has since
an be obtained - ' 'isooun'' n''ie, IL any
LeadA new feature he's appeared in this market by thu
FrvGli IN most ports OF the Continent ~ rarcais 80 -;
an rig on trial the quality much approved Of, and a.
viii be to keep down prices Of Irish and spanih s,
ave been made in Liverpool ~ fl6 los ana fI5 no. ~
ut for the bulk here is likely that less ,ha 'o
Fll 90 taken at which price sales have been elected
British Tin-The discoutinuanceo of the auarteri, al,
vas expected to have impaired great stability TO ,bo ~"
set but the result has been different and owing % a.
ilackness of demand the market is decidedly fiat. Wv