The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-24
state of Trade.

AUCTION sALEs-TEAs.-The cargoes Of the ships CO.
romndo. Lowell and Mary Ellen, offered public
sale yesterday but in consequence of prices
me point anticipated by the holders, large proportion
withdrawn, will be in the report below This
market abundantly supplied and predictions made
the first OF the season. are verified The terms
rue at the sale yesterday that governed
viz Six months pay able in this city, made satsactor,
chests at 40 per h. do ss 10 do ss, "a
| do 80, 20 DO 32t, Ia do 80, (3sS do wi,hdrawn)
Young lily sonl6 half chests AZ chests A. % hall
do 49, 10 chests 37 20 hall do 81 do ana So chests
So "a do 40 half do 35 50 do do SAL do DO and 80
chests % half chests 33 $50 do and 25 chests
O2 hall chests 81 chests chests and ass do 10
chests 2s % half lss ei9 do do and chests with
Hyson Skin5l chests 49, "a do a. Is do AL 10 do 40
40 - u do a6 % do 26 lV7 do ash (4s6 chests with
Twankay-s5 half chests 81 IS do do "a. 1875 chests ~
imperal-l9 ha chests S. 1872 do do oOb SO do do So
Mohea Pouchong-9s lob boxes 81.
Souchong-26 half chests 81, (7S3 do do withdrawn
Ningy ong rs hafchests 80 (35 do do (withdrawn)
CaPer-25 halt chests 255.
The weather having become more settled out door
operations are extensive.
AsHEs-Pots are still quoted at ST. and Pearls at IS
3it The sales continue very limited.
HAY.-Ths article is in very lair demand. We notice
sales Of prime bale at 45aa7 for domestic consump
ton. The shipping demand is rather small
WHsREY Drudge still held "a cents and barrels
at 24a a rs cents. Sales moderate
Provisions Prime Pork continue to quote at $40.
with sales 10 fair extent Mess sells wanted at
vi 37t No alteration In Beef, 1t is very inactive.
There is moderate demand for Lard, prime we quote
u
continues in demand for export at u cents
FLoUR-The market is not very brisk, although tn e
sales Tor shipment have been to fair extent Specua.
tors are shipping flour from that purchased
vous to the late European arrivals, which, the cause
OF extensive shipments without proportonae sales The
exports 10 Liy erpoo partly on home ac-
count Orders to extent received from Liy
pool by the Great estern.
We quote Tor Genesee S. with small Sales Ohio and
Michigan, 81 s7a. Ono, round hoop, 81 s78 a s.
Georgetown, SIS lay Psnnsy lvania, S. The enq ii.
ry for Southern very limited and quotations cannot be
otherwise than nominal
very little dong in wheat. The receipts are much
larger than the sales consequently the stock in first
hands 10 improving. We notice sales of new southern
and old western at 81 for prime quality Corn northern
sales at SO cents being slight advance quota
at 90 cents
CorroN.-This market is by means active The
sales from day to day regular both and
demand. We have not the slightest alteration 20 record
advices and small sales made daily those quo
tations.
The most interesting reports of th, staple come from
the SOUTH at this crisis The Savannah Republican, of
crop are still OF an unfavorable character We con-
versed with gentleman who has just returned from an
extensive tour through the Cotton growing counties of
this State and his opinion is that the recent exraord
nary wet weather has had avery injurious effect and in
no case, unless favored with very late season. will the
yield be over an average one. The plant has very
much to weed and the heavy rains have beaten off the
forms to a very considerable extent.
The Sea Island crop through the middle and low lands
has also been seriously injured same cry of too
much we still continues from the planters of Alabama
and the South west the frutfulness OF plant u.s. no
doubt materially lessened through the entire Cotton
gon At this time last season had received
bales of Cotton This year. we have but lust beg IAN
to hear OF opening boil here there and can hardly
expect arrivals before the beginning of MONTH the
season being at least three weeks later than the last