The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-08-19

best qualities command to and inferior 3ss to 3s
Imports of North American produce from LIST to 3lst
July, 1915, inclusive-From United States: beet, S5l
terces 600 barrels pork 900 barrels talow 1876 hhds
40 barrels lard 200 barrels butter 4le casks ashes 81
pot hides, l7l2 From Canada butter 1873 casks ashes
2Ol3 pot, 700 PEARL flour, 1871 barrels.
STATE OF TRADE IN THE MANUFACTURING DIsrRIcrs.-
There is still excellent demand for yarn both for
port and home consumption, so that shippers seem des
scrptions more inquiry exists There s however not
much change except in domestics, which are little
higher as the description Of yarn used in their manuac
ture is advanced The woollen trade throughout the
manufac districts In much the same condition as
when last reported fair amount Of business is trans
acted, at prices giving reasonable proht.
H.var August I--Cotton--Th situation Of our mar.
ket during the last ennght, forms striking contras,
with that the preceding week. as regards tho amount
OF business transacted the great animation that had pre-
dominated, in the demand since the commencement o.
the month and the speculative spirit that had been dis
played have entirely disappeared for the present
buyers from the trade having taken merely sufficient
to supply their most urgent necessities, the operations
have a natural consequence, been on restricted
scale within the last eight days With respect to prices
generally speaking, alteration can be said to have
occurred though upon the whole they perhaps less
firm than before, few spectators DESTROYS of realizing
slight proht having soa snaae lower .nnm our pre-
OF stock, exhibited the part Of importers does
there to be any want Of confidence but tho fact OF
prices here being higher than in Liverpool, where
they have not kept pace with the rapid advance
in market, which thus acts a check upon
transac tions for transit will account in great inca.
for the prevalent want of activity, and to which
the approaching holidays have likewise contributed.
AshesPrices have experienced further advance since
our last report, and the sales effected follows
viz :65 bbls United States potash LIST brands in loco
at 35f 25 to 35f So 10 bbs old at 33 100 nbls deliverable
in October at 35 90 per 80 kill and 1874 bbs pearlash
loco, at 36f 70 to 37f 30 duty sf 2O paid. The lowe
from New York came in with 10 bbs pearls and 70 Dds
pots. Hides There has been good enquiry manifest
ed and the transactions have been TO very ar extent
but prices have rather downward tendency the sales
consist Of 1891 Buenos Ayres dry at to SGT sO
calf wet saed 4lc, IDA wet salted at 49, 9o Porto
wet salted SIC ls9 Bahia dry salted at 42c 1000 Ter
nambuco dry sailed 52ic, and 20 bales East inda bma
10, damaged at 20;c to 25l per XII duty PAID The
imports 1897 bags from Valparaiso ooSo IRON Fer
naTnbuco iI47 from Buenos nyres, ana oSs from New
Orleans Indigo Some animation has been displayed
in the buying and the sales amount 10 10y chests Ben
gal at 5f is TO ST 40 per kill duty paid being about loo
below the estimates for the year The transactions since
the commencement Of this month"; have upon the whole
been to rather considerable amount and prices have
between I2c and l5c under the estimates at
the openinq of the We have received IS
from Valparaiso Stock 1000 chests Bengal II chests
Madras chests Manila 90 chests Java and 435 seroons
south America. Lead. Nothing whatever has been
done in Missouri lead since last and we, therefore
quote prices previously at 2f per 80 kill duty paid
We have received 1908 pigs by the vesa hnbicon and
srragansett from New Orleans, and 25S9 from spain
cs-o w market being entirely bare Of Carolina Rice,