The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-06-20

greater than for many previous In consequence
Of the large supple Of Dutch considerable fall the
demand has prevailed and the rates taken have been
from Cos to los, according ito quality The quantity
6s25 bales but there being sellers Of all descriptions
upon rather low terms occasioned good business to
be transacted in small meat at ass Sis and heavy at 46s
to ASS per cw landed board however there has been
little passing although sales be made at 46s to OILS.
according quality Middles have been sparingy dealt
ASS and fierce at ass to SOS Although Lard be OBJ
tanned upon further reduced terms still there has been
little business transacted quote Waterford bladdered
at SOS to 62s Belfast do a3s to $685. frn and keg TO
5ls At auction 450 kegs Of American only in part
sold sos 10 casks of New South Wales fetched
only 96s Sd to ais per cwt Hams have been only in
derate rcquesIrish at SOS to 6s Westphala 52 to $685.
and American AIS to S4s English Cheese has been in
excellent request and prices improving especially
for good and fine Foreign is wanedEdam at ass 5is,
Gouda 40s to ass Kanter 2s to ass and American at 4Os
have no material variations to record Rce-Carolina
meets with steady buyers for home Of aos for rsts
and GAS for second Cleaned Patna also sells readily at
los Cd to 2ls for low to ne being former rates. but for
export no enquiry English Linseed Cakes are hrm at
ASost
States prices are Dropping sales in 20 ton lots selling at
f6 los and fine French e. e. Rape Cakes are IS per
ton cheaper, with little DOING the quotations f5
IS per ton. Tallow-The demand for Russian is rather
limited but prices are still maintained both chambers
and makers operate with caution taking only ample
for their immediate wants. but, in consequence of the
small stock they compelled pay as Sd to 42s Cd
per cwt for st Peersburgh yellow candle Of fine qualty
at auction 10 casks disposed of these Other
kinds have sustained the former value, and met with
fair dcmand Is casks opoto auction were disposed of
at Ais Cd to 42s Sd for good and fine, mddng 39s Cd;
casks OF East India fine 45s 3d. 10 casks Italian good to
Ais Cd to 4as 3D. - hhd Of New York chiefly taken
in at AIS Cd for ne 80 casks do melted lls Cd to 42s
WhalcboneThe value OF this article is still falling, in
consequence Of the late arrivals but buyers act with
ern selling at e2l0 per ton
LIVERPOOL Corros MAaKEr, June 3-There has been
fair demand for cotton since report of the 3oth u
II amounts to 81 900 bales, viz Saturday a030 Mon
day. 1000; Tuesday, 5000; and to-day 5000 Yesterday
and to-day, 1000 1000 bsos wsrc taken speculation
Prices cannot be quoted lower; but the market dec
dedly firm and steady, very extreme rates being OBJ.
tanned.
LIVERPOOL Conn MARKET, June 4.-Fne and good
useful wheats upon limited demand, receded further
in value the I'd instant making the decline I'd to Sd
per 20 h. from the rates that day week. and all nfe
Choice marks Of fresh Irish hour were SIN in moderate re
quest at our last quotations. while other descriptions
well as Canadian must be noted rather cheaper Indian
corn although few further parcels taken to-day
for shipment to Ireland must be noted Is per quarter be-
low the rates Of this day sennight OF bonded wheat
sales have been reported to-day; but of Western Canal
-four two parcels have been disposed of at 22 Cd
per barrel TO arrive and 23s per 1856 lbs is required
in store Philadelphia under lock- is offered at 2os Sd
to 2ls.
LIVERPOOL FREIcHrs, JUNE 4.-The warlike tdings
per Cambria have tended to check shipments in some
bottoms has caused some little inquiry for British
sells there Is not however single American ship in
the port unxed The amount of freight going forward
is still limited and, in the absence Of much demand
for passenger ships business must be considered dull
Notwithstanding the unusual scarcity OF tonnage We
quote the following rates for transient ships to New
York, for goods, sc dead weight 9s. to i2s Cd.
per ton Boston2dead Weight ISIS to lis Sd earshea
Is Cd to 5s fine goods ls to 20s hardware los to
as % per ton nominal no ship loading
goods a5s; hardware, 7os per ton New Orleans-dead
weight 2os earhenwae los to rs Cd fine goods 3os;
hardware 25s Charleston and Savannah-no ship load
ing.
LIVERPOOL MARKETS. June 3.--Ashes in limited
quest and sales made to trng extent at former rates;
Pot 20 to as Pearl DDS to 32s Cd per cwt ironPces,
during the last month, have been almost stationary
There have been anxious sellers in the market, aud
little disposition to buy except for the current and
cessary demand All business has been paraly sed, TO
considerable extent by the delay in the government
tree trade measures by the uneasness in the money
ke arising from the large number Of railway schemes
which have already received the sanction OF the House
OF Commons, and by relations it'll the United
With respect to the United States Is generally consi
deed here question of time when she will be
independent u this country for supply of from and
haps this period would be rendered shorter il the Uni
ted States would at reduce the import duty Bri
rectly upon their resources which vast and in
ferior to in the world. Experience, in various
trades Great Britain has demonstrated the advantages
they have derived from dimnution removal Of pro-
tective duties Thus with the American ronmaster IL
the quality Of his and Su mpors
tons from this country Improbable As Is generally
expected the Oregon question will be AUTOMATICALLY ar
ranged this consider does not much influence the
market The Mexican affair is considered more serious
The demand for Railway Iron still continues to be very
large; and not for the strikes and high expecta
tons of the mechanics and abouring classes the
sumption ofron in all the manufacturing operations Of
the country wsuld be much greater than is At pre-
most of the large engineering establ. shments
Great Britain will be fully employed for long time to
months we cannot expect much % ae sw
weeks but the iron trade appears healthy and higher
prices may be expected in the fall Of the year The fol-
lowing the present quotations in Liverpool Common
Bar IS los s 1885, best Refined ELL to Ell los; Hoop
f0 los to fil Sheet Ell los to fl2; and Scotch Pig "a
Of confidence between buy and sellers and nearly all
sales made for cash. prodoce of all kinds is kept
The II
months arrivals the greater portion Of which being Of
Western cure shows tho same deficiency in color which
has marked all the previous arrivals from that quarter
this the parcels under the most avore
brands being quite black Tho probable of this
water of which the pickle made but whatever be the
cause the value Of Western cured Beef niuriously
ed, and would command somewhat over our highest
quotations; secondary qualities being pressed on the
market have been sold easier terms Pork does not
sell freelyAmercsn shipments not being in favor for
ship stores There some demand for low qualities for
export For there would be free sale but there
have been arrivals during the past month and
market Hams do not sell except to a very limited extent
OF Lard there is large stock in first hands the
make Is per cwt reduction last quotations both in
barrels and kegs. We have Cheese on the market
and consequently, cannot quote its value accurately
From the high value of English however we infer that
54s SOS could be readily obtained for the best diaries
America. imports oil North American produce from
to 3ls May 1885, inclusive From United states Beef
7,ll7 tierces 476 barrels Pork, l22s barrels Hams
casks Tallow, AS hhds LOCI bills; Lard, a,e72 bbs
4756 kegs Hides 6,747 Wheat 1894 quarters Flour
~. 1858 barrels From Canada Beef las barrels Pork
40 barrels Butter $40 casks Ashes LOG pot rs pearl
Wheat, 1865 quarters Flour, 7,415 barrels Rice-A
good demand has been experienced towards the latter
part of last month"; when 20 900 bags disposed of
prices rather than those last quoted say ss 10 los
Tor small yellow grain, and lis Cd for mddng white
AMI LIS to lbs Cd for fine bold white. Tallow remains
without change the sales not large, pre- vous rates
Tobacco-The sales this month s75 hhds, viz l2s
Virginia leaf 266 semmed, ll9 Kentucky leaf and 36l
stemmed OF these, 50 Virginia leaf and 9s stemmcd
Kentucky leaf and IL stemmed, taken for ireland
Virginia leaf and IS stemmed, Scotland - Virgins
and 10 Kentucky leaf for expectation and 9 Virgins
leaf 90 stemmed 80 Kentucky leaf and 3I4 semmed by
the trade. The imports are 40 hhds from New Orleans
New York, Dublin, and from Limerick. The ex
ports II hhds for Draamen, Rotterdam Chrisana
Africa, Hamburgh, Jersey, and Isle Of Man The
inquiry this month though not extensive has for the
period the year been far; the market steady In prices