The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-20

scotch dealers purchasing being about commencing
1t rs not unlikely prices may 20 yet higher
RceThe only business done in ce, during the last
six day the sale OF 900 bags at 9s "a 10 IFS per cwt
for ordinary TO very fine white.
LvERrooL July Our last respects were under date
oil 9sh inst and sgan we beg to wait on YOU with me
state OF our provision market. Cheese, u S-The stock
IN importers hands beng reauceo 70 ve,y lew very
little business mas been done since our last public sale,
30th Mays but there j. brisk inquiry Tor fresh mpoIa
lions the finer descriptions would command fully 81
per cwt and ordinary aud middng &c per cwt over last
Quotations and we advance our rates accordingly. The
TACT just asreusined that the home make has been
tolls one tour IL last ear, has given impetus
The demand which very likely to be continued.
Again peat that fine large Cheese Is wanted, and
pr me in quality thing than highest quo.
a,ion msS looked Present prices may he said
be- ordinary, 4Ds 43s ;mddling 41s 46s; fne ASS.
5is per cwt duty paid Duty, los 81 per cwt with five
Beef u Sour transactions 10 this article since
last report been very limited for want OF import, but
pasks suitable To- the aket We have had very fair
export demand and much OF the stock OF old Beef has
moved OIL ARGENT advance in the price OF new lrlsn
has created strong feeling IN favor OF American Bee
and repeat that American friends cannot he too
careful in consulting the wishes and prendices this
side Of the water if they wish 10 permanent and
valuable market. Already (when properly cured and
pack ed does American take precedence in price and
quality Of lrh English, and all other foreign Beef and
only moderate degree Of attention is required TO main
tam this advantage.
Having been repeatedly asked to describe what here
termed Ddia" Beef beg 10 say that it is made up OF
fat Cattle weighing from TO cwt and consists OF Nat
ribs brskets. pieces of the middle of standing
lids, Dut no slTIom however,
much improved by one first cut round mot the shanS
round in each tierce 1t l. invariably packed in tierces,
which must have four IRON one at either bige
and under each wood chime HOOP, ard the full quan
y of wood hoops The weight may he either 3O4 1856
lbs but the former the invarabls weight of the Irish
For present prices, quote Prime, lin bbs OF 300 lhs
36a42s. Mess 46sa54s Extra Mess Family 56sa60s.
Prime lin tics OF 1886 bs) would command 65sa75s Mess,
soa95s Extra Mess or Family, s5salOos all in bond =
India packed as described would probably command
COS the tee Duty, IS per cw with per cent added
Pork u s-Again have we to say, that so limited have
hArn iunnrt n Int NJ
guides as 10 quotations he OF an advance
in Irish has caused more nqsiry for old
be receiving parcels of but, meantime feel we
are safe in raising quotations TO GAS 36s for new
prime, and SIS 4?s isr per barrel OF 200 pounds
in bond. Duty SIS per cwt. with five per cent added.
Lard, u. SThe operations in this article are only to
moderate extent holders beiag too firm Tor buyers We
repeat our last quotations inferior, % sos mddng,
80 $50, and fine, 35 36s per cwt duty paid Duty Is
per cwt, with five per cent added.
Hams Dried, U. S-No import since our last and we
repeat then quotston say sos duty paid for prime
well cured Duty Ids per cwt, vita five per cent added
Butter, q. S,-No import, and prices nominal Duty,
20s per cwt, with five per cent added.
Butter Grease.-This article is in demand for sheep
shearng, and is taken at last quotations, say 36
SIS per cw duty paid Duty, Is 3D. per cwt with five
per cent added.
soapers GreaseIn fair demand but not brisk of
late and we reduce our quotation somewhat say to 2e
aSls per cwt, duty paid Duty Is. Sd per cwt, with
five per cent. added.
Wheat U. s-very little under lock; and the con-
nuance OF fine weather obges to reduce our quota
items to g.. 6 Is for Free per 10 lbs while As 81 4
3D. may be quoted in bond Present duty Dos per quar-
Flour, U. s--Ths article has maintained itself better
than wheat and able to last quotations.
say Sweet Free, as. 2SsSweet ia bond 2ls. 49,
barrel. GEORGE WRIGHT CO
STATE OF TRADE. Unconstitutional there has not
been any Improvement in the markets at cloth halls
this geek there has nevertheless been considerable
quantity OF goods delivered the merchants to ORDER
principally beavers pilot cloths and other heavy goods
calculated for the winter trade There has also been
few fancy cloakngs and tweed Id for the continental
Market and little inquiry Tor hne CLOTHS, the
stocks of which lighter than for years past at
the same period This being betwxt the seasons, bust
dull in the warehouses although the general i'm
preston u.s. that from the low price Of goods the superb
bundance of money and the moderate price OF Provi
sons there is better prospect for trade than at any period
since the panic OF 1887
BRADEoRp-The attendance of merchants at this
ket Thursday fully equal to the average Of late
and the demand for manufactured goods was proper
tionstely extensive Though the stocks hand were
low and nearly all were sold, there was no material
change of price For yarns there good demand at
late prices The wool market was brisk, but as the
supply has lately increased there upward ten
dency in the price worthy of mention.
Recommendations was the usual attendance OF
buyers at this market, and some of them purchased
rather more freely than they have been in the habit
doing for some time past and may aid that in general
symptoms OF increased activity manifested In the
wool market there is also animation Most of the
important German wool fairs have terminated and
the prices paid TO be fully equal to those realized
last
HALIFAX There was but little doing to-day in the
warehouses piece halls, owing to it being fair day
We Cannot note any Change during the week in prices OF
but without change.
HAvRE MARKET, 30th June, lS43-Cottops-Our mar
ket has worn dull appearance throughout the week
for notwithstanding that there has been current amount
OF business transacted daily there has been amin alton
displays ed and the demand has been merely 10 supply
urgent necessities. The downward tendency noticed in
preceding circular has led depreciation in ordi
nary and inferior United States descriptions, prices Of
which have receded fully IT, and at this reduction
not the slightest degree OF spirit has been visible The
dull character OF the accounts from England coupled
with the continued dscoursgng state OF trade In the in
terna districts, the TO w5ch the general de-
preston must be attributed and although there is
positive pressure TO realse exhibited the part oil hol
dsrs of the material still they upon the whole
willing sellers but dealers obvIo disnclDa
ton to forward freely, snd would ip all probability
not be induced to operate any extent unless at far
ther decline.