The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-19

The sales Of American cottons very extensive but
prices which are unremuneratng; those interested IN
hitherto unheard of credits and they are not we apPTe
bend likely to alter their present system OF selling only
for cash or at moderate credit The stock oil American
cottons in first hands be much below quo pack
ages
Hams-Portuguese obtained the highest price in Janua
~ and subsequently, with exception at 900, ruled at
800 $40 reis Hambro except in February at 300 the
few sales until June at 3a5 and 300 res From July
until Decembsr, the only quotations were 20 ana 2so
Several small parcels Bremen realized 800 $50 ma 31o
res One parcel English sold in May at and 4oo az auc
tion july 100 to 800 reis American generally ar
rived condition. ordinary to fair sold al 1870 to 900
res few small lots prime obtained 23O, 200 and $50
refs,
Layd-The arrivals in January and February
cessive say lsoO kegs and sold at prices quoted In
May kegs sold at 80 res cash. and in the absence of
intermediate arrivals 200 kegs, received in November
obtained 27O RES On hand 400 kegs Roanoke 50 per
Fabias.
Mess Beef aud Pork-The business in Beef trinng in
Hanbro having been limited to POT brls of which
The sales of American until June, included $50 brls
1875 22S from July to October 80 brs at GAS and 100
brs prime at 1865 1885, 434 brs arrived from Montev
dec, Of which 320 in January sold at $4,000
Pork-The only sales of Hambro of any consequence,
$50 brs in January at 2as and 100 in June at 2os
los brls. of which few brls in October sos0OO -
The total sales of American consisted of $50 brls Of
which 10 at l9sooto aasOoo in July 80 in August and
September and the remainder in small lots. On hand,
1T brls lambro. 80 Irish, 90 Canadian, 900 American
Pork; 4s Hambro', 50 American Beef
EXPORT TRApE.-The amount Of the transactions will
not only stand the test of comparison with the exporta
zion of ls4 but will be proved to have exceeded that of
am since 1885, with the exception of sugar horns
rice r., and pesacuanha and the first of these only is
ofany imp rsnca the expectations Of 1872 has nevern
quantity been equslled, whilst the average since 1898,
shews q vast adv ,ptage in favor of 1912.
The quantity shin ned from the commenc ement OF the
crop season since 1888, 1850 was, in
SO Sits ssl,7el S5e,ss2 e4O,46
increase upon the largest quantity OF 6s,6ss bags and
upon the average, of l00 635 bags.
very large portion of coffee is taken by the Uni
ted States but it likewise shews that the quantity ex
poredthither in the past year was bags less than
in lNl. The principal increase in 1912 was ,or tne
Channel which quantity will probably ths cust9 sar
quantity sent to Antwerp various ports OF the Meo
terranean Portugal, Trieste Cape Of Good Hope, &c
The comparative expectation to the United states III
lo4l and ls42 was as follows
Ball. Boston. Charm. N Orls. N York. Phil IA.
ls4l, l2o,sss aa,e7l $500 l2ssls l9s175 1890
RANGE IN PRIcEs IN 1912.
Superior. First good. First ordty
Highest $4,000 to $4,000 $500 to $500 $3.50 to 3Sl00
Lowest $4,000 to $4,000 2SSaO $4,000 2$500 70 $4,000
Last. assoc to ss7oo $500 to $3.50 2s7OOto $4,000
Prices improved in November by of very &C
the end OF the year. when the stock amounted to $4,000
bags.
were the production of this province.
Whilst the sales moderate each month the stock
materially increasing and in October and November
not less than 100 900.
The highest prices of heavy 1876 re ruled in Eebrua-
ry and March, the lowest ITO res in November and De
cember Light were 'ea3y at 226 res the highest price
from May to the lowest was 205 In January
PArsR MONEY! CIRCULATION.
Amount in circulation 3ls December 1871. .s36 345 AZ
Issued in lSa2. 29o2ooo
80 2e7 All
Thus whilst the reduction by Burning amounted to 81
7oi $50. the additional issues amounted to S9Ooaoo