The New York herald., 1845-09-05

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prices well supported. Dyswoods-saes 800 tons Camp
Logwood from quay at 50 per ton; 100 st. Dom and
Ian. Es los to IS iSs; 600 Hoad brought throughout
l Nicaragua Wood 80 1885, 30 sspan Wood Ell per ton,
and 60 Camwood at lOa fis Gusns- Large Quantities
changed hands at advanced prices; prime cnao1e 81
per tom holders Of saidanha ask 60 60 offered Peru
Wan f6 to 60 Hides-More inquiry Tor suited River
Plate and considerable sales at Ito 4it 5000 dry salt
500 dry Mazatlan 4ld to 5d; 300 W. Al to and oooo
E. kps Cd to iodfo sound dry ssted "a to std for
rubbed and 81 to AID for inf N r. wet sal cd Sfd
The Iron market remains steady, and good business
doing. Pig improved little, and also common bars Fig
Glasgow f3 IL 6i to E3 l0s Liverpool f3 los to "a
Bars f7 los in Liverpool Hoops fs IS, Sheets fl0 os
best refined flo los. Nader and Nader Roots-de-
1000 bags disposed of at about former prices
Oils good demand for Olve sales 100 tons, last price
f37 small sales pale Seal fsl TO f3l o an advance Of
about 81 per Lnseed steady at 25s Cd per cwt and
26 paid Tor small parcels In OH Turpentlne little DO
ing Palm Oil still in favor Tor forward delivery about
500 tons to arrive taken at f29 and on the spot Oo tons
at f2s lOs Pepper bags It'd 2td per b, which
ia something lower but this was owing to is nieriorty
| Pimento40O bags sold at advance on last prices
RceCarolna sold for export 2ss for I'd aud 2ss per
for fine and prices for home raised to 30s for I'd
| parcels, sold at 23s a IDS Cd per cwt Tallow
sold IRON ship at Al Ais 61, and Odessa at 40 Ais;
hut many holders now refuse these; $50 casks sold
by auction SO 33s 90 cwt; 800 do advertised for
morrow. Tea-More inquiry for Congous at 4 a Is
ID rather better prices but none remain in first hands;
green dull Tobacco-Sales to date, 563 hhds. Holders
rm but demand limited manufacturers generally wait
ing the samplng of the new; prices unchanged.
os Cd 9s 3D. Argols in limited request and stock in
creasing. Cream Tartar Small safes at very full
vance OF l0 a 20s per ton lower descriptions
provsons-since the 4h instant rather doing in
beef and pork at quotations then given BUYERS paying
more willingly prices demanded for best brands; and as
he stock OF such is in few hands, advance pre-
sent rates may be secured before any OF the
makes its appearance This remark applies however
beef more particularly, the stock Of pork being much
larger than OF beef in proportion to the demand 5ss and
72s are top of market to-day and not easily
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ernmen contract for this year embraces 5000 cs Beef
and 600 bbls Pork tenders for which will be received
a6th Sept No sales Cheese, being quite without stock;
there will be prompt and satisfactory sale for the ship
nents per Great Western landing, if the quality 20
fine. Should the p'ice of American Cheese keep low
the demand for the article in this country will be much
greater and general than in former years Grease
made after this month will be too late for the present
Market cleared Of Lard at advanced prices say
first hands Tallow realized higher rates. Ais for fine
Prospects for Lard and Taow good Coverseed further
sales at 3s 3os in bond for inf to mid hne and all stock
out of importers hands Sales of Beeswax at ct l2s ST.
| PROVISIONS american AN improved demand has
been experienced for beef since last and at about
previous rates hooeIs have met buyers freely The ar
rivals have been moderate and the deliveries good In
pork there has also been NOR doing but without any
Improvement in price the stock of Irish is decreasing
TO American. The quantity of Irish pork required this
season for the government contract is unusually large
prices is fixed for the 26h proximo No cheese ett
considerable parcel expected by the Great Western
s to bs at full
prices Tallow has been in good demand holiers now
squre higher prices, which they are likely to obtain
Grease butter has been sold the highest quotation;
continues very scarce and much wanted Imports Gom
I'd to 18th August $50 tierces and % bbs beef 5 Casks
butter and 2ll hhds tallow
BRrrrsn CoaN Though comparatively little
rain has fallen in the immediate vicinity of London DUR
ing the week. the weather appears have been quite
unavorable in other parts Of the kingdom before
The accounts from othe eastern countless respect
ing the effects of the rain and cold Wheat CROP
subject In addition to the previous complaints of blight
rust &C. we now hear from all quarters that the moe
lodged and otherwise damaged, besides which sprou
very generally spoken Of That the yield of Wheat will
he efcen in quantity and defective in quality
longer be doubted the extent fthe deficiency will still.
IN great measure, depen on the character of the
ther experienced next month"; but under the most
favorable circumstances which occur,
rage produce cannot be expected Latterly have
celved very unsatisfactory accounts respecting Po
aoes: similar disease to that so much companed OF in
Holland having is stated attacked the crop various
parts OF the kingdom We sincerely trust that this uu
ry may not prove to be general the consequences
would he even severely felt than those ng from
deficient Wheat crop In some Of the counties
harvest operations have been commenced and wherever
his has been the the farmers express themselves
dissatisfied with the weight of the sheaves. Whether it
owing to less favorable estimate having been
formed of the probable result of the harvest from a
closer inspection of the crop, that the commence
nent of reaping has left less time for thra shing
ecrease in deliveries from the growers has certainly
taken place within the last few days and at several Of
ne markets in the agricultural districts held towards
he close, much more moderate supplies brought
onward than at those held at the be- inning OF the week.
What quantity Of last years crop still remain The
ands OF the producers it is impossible but
re il great or small be regarded prudent step
regulate the supplies in some measure BY the demsn
me late reaction IN prices wholly caused by
serness displayed by the farmers realize though il
mere be a"y grounds for the generally ad.
anced that the quality Of the wheat must be infe.
to that of The Old reasonable suppose that the
after Will hereafter command quite munerating
ates as al present II is to be that largo
roportion OF this years growth will be fit to grind
'iou considerable aimiAute OF Old and the
oreg IN the kingdom are comparatively isiguifca
Did English be in great request for tnat pur
up to Christmas We therefore inclined to be
eve that the downward movement in the value of the
article will not be OF long continuance further slgh
tall may probably befre the surplus quantity re
enty brought forward shall have passed into the hand
IF the consumers but if the supplies should fall of il
September which is most likely to be tie c.se pIice
would prooabIy again rally For the moment the re il
iecidely greater disposition to sell than purchase
and at many OF the leading markets decline OF 2s PEE
Or has taken place in consequence Of the quantity Of
ered having exceeded that imme, lately required
liverpool on Tuesday, considerable difficulty expe
fenced in efecting sales at abatement Of I'd per u
bs on the currency of that day week later in tn,
week the demand did not improve the business done
friday being at barely high those previously
| realzed-London Mark Lane Express, .aus l8.
FREicHrs AT LyEePooL"-Frcghts to the States still
continue very dull without any .oeptions and very few
passengers going at this OF the ear Tn,
ate for New York, say copper los earthonware ..
class los p iron ss bar iron s. to 9s; steel los
Zach shi, hall full and but little weight of. ring
Messrs Focke Boult ship brokers' report as follow
or transient ships: New York-fne goods, from lOs
soa'se os' Welyht hardware
Charleston--hoe goods 25s hardware 25s; crates 6,
weight los to l5s Baltimore goods 25s; coarse 10.
crates IS to los; weight l5s hardware New Ovlean
line goods aud hardware 20s; coarse It's Cd; crates
weight s. to l5s. Mobile nominal Savannah, &c
nothing offering Philadelphia fine goods IA, Cd to 20
hardware los; weight Is Cd to l0s oarthenware to
Shps abundant anu business dull.-Eu,opean Times
STATE OF TRAps-NorrIsoHAM, Aug. l5-The sill
glove branch is Yet rather dull, and seems in state
agitat.on on account OF the wages both in the Derb
ma Nottingham trades Some part OF the silk kno,te
branch is s in toIerahle state but TO who
yemployall the journeymen in this
uncertain Of manufactures The plain silk hose trac
in Nottingham and Derby is still extremely dull but
rs not so upon sone other points There is no vi.bI
amendment in the drawer branch, tho hands being l
most Instances rather short Of em ymen The wrr
cotton hose trade is still very duh but wo DE- - ,ay M
has retrograded The cotton cutn" hora ~ bra"c @
though very much depressed, has ,mproveJ shade
Some OF the firms engaged in -. sion ,rade ore ngr