The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-19

remains to be seen it said that there still large
orders which manufacturers refuse to undertake gnuI
matters become more settled, for although many OF tn
hands have returned 10 their work, large number s
hold outhe fine weather and favorable progress OF tho
harvest and consequent decreasing price OF provIsoI
VITA tue Continued easy position oil money al H.
tend in the 10 Keep markets steauy anu
encourage the hope that shall see more Pc'"''i
improvement in trade generally. ,,;
There has been nothing done American OF canadian
provisions ately the last sale was ~ JOS per ugI @ ps
An.rcan lard ia more request an 80 20 pos Va f'' w.
has been given Tor parcel OF fine N oond, ,..,
In the face OF the favorable progress OF me hSyess sh'
corn market has continued mach depressed ana PRICE
have further declines during the month ID to Is per I0ibS
for wheat. and IS to 3 81 per Dbl for -four The whole
of the stock oil bonded wheat and hour released at the
duty of $ per ar aud 9d per Dbl previous to the 20h
u since the duty has sen to lbs per Or and Is u
per Dbl with probability OF going still higher. At thu
mornings market there rather more enquiry Tor
wheat aud hour but the business done limited buyers
offering such low prices. Free western Canal flour
Dbl
the tobacco regulations bill passed there has
been more doing in the article and the sales OF the month
amount to $50 hhds including 246 Virginia loaf 90 Vrg
MIA stemmed and 306 Kentucky stemmed Prices cannot
be quoted lower generally though few lots to close
sas have be'n pushed off rather under former rates;
few hhds. OF new Kentucky stemmed of good dry eay
descriptions have been sold at 81 and 6li per Id. Tho
stock IN warehouse 3ls ult 1919 lids. against
1923 hhds. same time last ear.
Ashes have been enquired for laerly both by the
HON trade and export pot improv 81 TO
81 per cwt nos having been paid and holders asking
nos 81 per cwt Pearls also in request but buyers
Morally refuse to give than 26s 81 per cwt though
27s was obtaired the week before last
Turpenue has been duh of sale throughout the mouth
and prices very unsteady the trade not having yet work
e1 down their large stocks whilst the arrivals have been
heavy and rather pressed the market Is 81 obtain
ell ora small parcel OF fine new offered at auction the
25h ult but Is al to Is 81 accepted for good quality
end subsequently, y per cwt for the description,
and last week the transactions confined to 800 bbls
at u 81 per cw part OF recent import OF American
spirits furpenne has been sold 30s per the price
OF British being sos to 3s per cwt WHICH before the
tarH came into operation, ASS to sos per cwt. No
sales in tar to report the late arrivals being to the trade
direct.
The disturbances in the interior have checked business
in both sugar and coffee and the limited sales that have
been effected at rather lower rates.
In the face of the large publ. sales London the bus
in tea by private has been limited in this market
but prices firm Tue overland mail has arrived at
Marseilles but the particulars not yet received.
Rice has continued in fair demand; but prices have
lost the avance of g. per cw established last month
Olive oil is without change since last month. Fish oils
have been in request and paes al advanced 20s to DOS
ton and cod los 20s In seed oil little doing Lnseed
quoted SIS W.T. lot OF American lard oil has been
sold at Gao per ton.
The tatlow market very dull and Petersburg Y. c.
he had AZ ass 81 per cw and Rvef Plate from I0 to AS
per cwt.
Common bar iron has advanced .0s per ton and
now be purchased under rs los TO f5 5s per ton.