The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-04

Concers pg the iron trade the reports most deplcr
able The American tariff has reduced this branch OF
British to the most wretched condition The
wait Sir Robert Peel TO lay before him statement oil
their condition; but they too much divided among
themselves to venture suggest any remedy 10 the
meantime further reduction in wages has taken place.
which threatens fearful consequences.
At meeting OF ship owners held in London. rather
gloomy report made Of the general state 81 thar
est partly attributable to the increase of building IN the
colonies without any reference to the freight enerng'
and also as alleged to the alterations in the Tariff
THE TEA TRApr, July 1.-THE deliveries last week
large being 5e5 e3sb, an increase oil upwards
of OOOlb our last statement The market hrm
but there being public sales OF 600 10 moo"
not much is done privately.
BrRM SoHAM, Thursday .-To-day the quarterly meet
ing Of the iron masters took place the hail. when
further reduction Of the prices took place stafordshre
bar iron was offered at f5 ton being further reduction
of ton. Pig iron reduced IS a ton, and notwih
standing these ruinously low prices little business was
done. There was nothing but gloom throughout the
meeting, without CLEAN OF hope.
HULL Wool MARKEr, July 1.-THE market OF last
week the best this season number Of sheets
exhibited being greater than any former OCCASION and
all sold with the exception of few sheets left over un
tho sales beng fully equal those ofthe preceding Tues
day and all being cleared off, at rather improving prices
81 to l0d per h. being the average.
MANcHEsTER, July lS.-The dulness which has per.
vaded cloth market for some time past continues in
decd rather and there appears little pros
pc for 81 when for
consderabl. period, had the effect of inducing many
manufacturers to change their customary productions
rnting clohs) to shirtings, madapolams long cloths
&c. that this branch Of the trade is evidently
overdone and WILL there is doubt take consdera
BILE period before the demand legmateIy takes off the
increased production prices for such goods there
FORE the turn lower again.
The best description of printing cloths in better
demsnd-this owing their being fewer made that
it cannot he called an improvement likely to last The
for the export of twist is at its height, and
dursg the last week large purchases have been made
prices in consequence of the demand being brisk are
fully supported hoSse ~ the print trade, doing con-
siderable business has suspended payment.
HAvaE MAaxEr, July ls.-Coton-The disposition
evincsd by some holders to realize having afforded the
buyers the opportunity OF operating at easier prices,
week than dsrny the nrccsny one Th. sales fror,
the 7h to the 18th insten inclusive to- s32 bales
consisting Of ass bags New Orleans at 5to s6f S27s
soc to 7s the whole Guty paid. The arrivals within he
same period nave been 923 bales, Of which bales
United states, and l75 bales st Domingo.
Ashes-Futher sales have been effected il pots as fol-
lows -
ls brls New York pots, first sort. ....... 4Ot $50
100 New York pots, FIRST sort, expected 4of SOc
The receipts are "a barrels pearls and Saa barrels POTS
Collective have had lauguid demand, and prices are
feebly supported The seles are =
las begs good ordinary St. Domingo, at aac to ss!c
Ss4 gocd ordinary RIo.. a1c.tc S6c
O sscasks Porto Rico. ......... 45c to 57ic
1000 " good ordinary LagusJra. $50. 42ic
So and hhds Laguayra. ....... 6oc to Csc
Imports 1888 bags Rio, si4 bags Laguayra 5.7o bags
Hides havr been selling follows g. 435 dry Bueros
Ayres al 66c for inferior to Tic, and 5ls4 sailed
Montsvldeo at &c. duty paid Imports hides,
Of which 1922 fuenos Ayres.
Indigo has been neglected. We have received "a Sc
IONS from New Orleans Our rates freely supported
Lead has declined $4,000 kilos Missouri have been
disposed Of at of 62c Per so kilos duty paid Imports
from New Orleans, l. s9S pigs.
Rice-Our market is almost bare of Carolina rice We
have no sales to report.
Sugars-As the supplies Of Martinique and Gusde-
loupe sugars have been rather atterly the
few sales effected have been at decline of If per SO kos
from our last quotation: Imports ess hogsheads We
Fave received l,0lI hogsheads Porto Rico
Tallow-sales of $4,000 kilos New York tallow has
been reported at 63 6O duty paid The receipts %
casks from New Orleans and Buenos Ayres.
Whalebone continues to command the same price.
The sales consist of 1000 kilos southern, American
fishery at 2 50c and parcels French fishery 81 40c
to 81 4oc The receipts are 4s6 packages by the whale
ships Nil and Aglar, and las packages from Rotterdam.
wooas.lo coo kiiOs St. Domingo logwOod have been
disposed OF at II 55c per kilo. duty paid We have
ceived e5 pieces rosewood parcels logwood 23s logs
logs cedar. l22 logs maple, and 81 logs lignumvit@.
HAMBURG, July l4-Cefee.-Dur ing the week coffee
quiet Sales bags Braz, at 2 to 81 500 Laguay.
"a at ST to 6. and 800 Havana at st to AIS.
Sugar-There a better supply 500 boxes brown
and yellow, and $50 white Havana 200 white ind ITO
box es brown Bahia were sold
Rice-Carolna firm, and good Bengal continued in de-
msnd
Spices were without change.
Tobacco and Hides-rhere was q fair sale.