New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-28
The su.ricmn provi.tnn Trade.

Bc,fNo article of American produce has had more diff
hn, more .cctsaiy established elf in the confidence Of
buyers. The hnGtunce to u introduction arose pnc!pay
itOm the prejudice which the inferior character oi the r
shipments ns,uray produced and which required some time
the % @ m e ea Sfen sasS mS o thu sI m aS csa
ity OF successive arrivals and the resoiue perseverance 81 snip
tu adSice,, and I'll, more di.coasnE ,Ie As the Ame
can cuers WILL therefore, hnse the most exclusive su2pyn
he fnus cutting and packing which still attach even 10
their b!ands and thus exclude competon not only By low
best paire TINT arrived during the pas year were very
color winch either from the OF bnd quality OF san
having n. ifawT out the JUICE OF the ;mbdl
whc m IN soe @ IN measure to be rcsrced as , care md
,enon havc consequence been given BY cure adapting
therefore, much the has been for two years past
bH capable q great eNeno and which sure to ,nss ,asS
TO the English market as has been done n respect TO Bee
coming season. the number of Hogs fed there this Will
the partial iHlnre Of the Potato crop S'
Hams-sh The exception OF few paEcon o veIy suIe e
had satisfactory sae and there probability OF then
coming extensively into for home consumption under
fSf for dSeS RIpesi IN Sl GanG Ga '' a'n'' '"' WIZ "
Lard-Of the various articles of modern import from the
nucd 20 maintain It's position the item ot most extensive I'M
culinary useby Chande-and By oil and soap mnnuiactur
For the first, tho finest quality only wanted nFm and
at;aches more OF ess 10 oil Amercnn lard Il should be put
up in neat Kegs, variation OF quality beng allowed IN The
be TeSuIns sIeEi OF quality N oi and & 5
grease suitable for the o and sonp nanuacturers-
In consequence o! the most unfair and unIercanl!e system
lard the shipments of this artice have not been generally
profitable they should have been ioI while parties have
been induced make shipments irom the ialr margin nppG
eny afforded f-r profit By the relative a,e OF the twp mar
ke the sales have shown such deficiency IN weight rs 10
maer should have the immediate attention Of those interested
in the trade with view 10 lis remedy as nothing tend. more
to njue the character OF Market than III hbefa system IN
ChSese-ho import Of this article Liverpool during the
steady and progressive ncren> IN the trade gives promise n
Hsh m import at IN cob bn year m Of he H. sd @
well suited for is production md which makes Inc more 10
be regretted that the very obvious defects o ahe Wcn nave
England should not be remcicd THIS might easily be nc-
ei "n"nr y Inc s,mer IN The cbeese dlstricts 0f
these defects the pncpnl arse ir"m too hurried maninc-
whey the cheese not only nures tie favor but renders i
liable 10 decay-wh!c the makes open and
sh Cheese m never been equu 10 the demand Of this country
md the hene supplies have Sosequs9y been
every prospect Of the rsed supplies beng flTn IIse u
diminishing import from the and the rapidly increasing
import from the other already indicating such change AsTr
Of breadth ard greater depth thickness. winch would
both concrm them nearly 10 the appearance OF Cheshire
IT them better for passing through the ordeal of long sea
bSt We hope they may be avned Of in leading shippers to
make their selections for the English market with more udg
than has been shown OF the various modes Of pack
ing cheese casks incline to recommend that of sepa
ting them by n boards which should be creased IN order 70
prevent them from adhcrng the cheese when much heuted
and soft The already made the preference which
should be 10 the finest qualities Of articles generally Tor
shipment, peculiarly applicable IL cheese, which the
duiy and other charges so heavy.
Butter and Bacon from the United States subject 10 such
high duties wi generally be quite prohboy bu, they
largely from CnnuGathe snail duties imposed on colo
MA produce beng serious obstacle The production
of butter Canada the Likely be stimulated.
sequence offs beng ta. That country almost quite
excluded from participating the trade of supplying Eng land
ted States tIade which faI the demand for these srl
ces for export and ships concerned, virtually free
Lard Oh-The duty Of 20 per cent ad vaIoem. imposed on
this and other manufactured articles Will always prevent any
extensive import of such, long they be equally well
manufactured IN this country. Candies will have sale 10 o
small extent IN bond, for eXpor5Nller * Smith, Times.