The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-04

and superior brands commanded extreme rites. Indian
corn and Corn Meal have receded in value and must
considered very dull at the quotations.
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LvEHPooL MARKETS, July ls-Since the sailing of
the Great Britain the produce markets have been rather
rather limited owing to the uncertainty which prevails
regarding the contemplated commercial sche of the
be Of liberal nature brisker demand for Produce for
home consumption anticipated the stocks Of produce
IN second hands are smaller, the consumption greater
than for some years whereas prices generally low
the aborng population well employed in the manufac
turing, as well as in the agricultural districts of the
dsnt and early harvest and orders increasing for all
articles the result OF British industry.
Ashes-Saes OF Montreal pot ashes have been made at
22 per cwt but there is only limited demand for pearl
ashes at previous prices ron-Durng the last fortnight
impulse has been given by the giving out of
several large orders for rails Pig iron and merchant
bars have improved nearly los per ton from the lowest
quarterly meeting of the iron at Birmingham on
the 9th instant, was well attended large amount of
business was done and subsequently large contracts
have been entered into with the makers by the principal
stockholders in the Kingdom The Scotch iron masters
have sold heavily and are not now disposed 10 sell fur
kers are still working at rail orders, and disposed
to take further orders unless at advanced prices A
much greater number OF railway bills have received the
royal assent than were expected and the demand for
iron to supply all these works be very great Sc
stay their progress The new government has attain
ed stability few day which has surprised all par.
ties severe trial will take place next week on the
government measure for reducing the sug ar duties
Should majority be obtained on this question it is
most probable the session will close peacefully and this
anticipation with the prospect of an abundant harvest
induces of business to look forward hopefully TO
profitable trade during the autumn and winter The fol-
lowing are the present quotations for iron Merchant
bar IS 6s to 60 best do fi0 los fIO las hoop 10
l5s to Ell sheet Ell los TO fl2 Mol Scotch pig Ca U.s.
81 Naval Stores fair OF business has been trans
acted in turPentne at rs per No sales re-
ported in tar rosn but the prices these articles re-
main without any alteration Provisons-American
Since the I'd inst the demand for beef has OH the
most limited SCALE and prices have further given way
The decline is greater however on the middling and
low qualities, holders of really fine quality continuing
firm For pork there has been slow sale the advces
lower prices ly the Caledonia tend depess the mar.
ket here Further arrivals OF new cheese of Indifferent
quality have met fair saea really fine article would
command high price. The market is well cleared of
lard and prices have stfened cd to Is per the
present moderate rates there Is great consumption for
this article Rice continues in good demand and the
sales are 1000 bag Bengal at lbs to LIS Sd for good white
broken and l3s 81 for good white 80 terces
rican cleaned brought Jas in bond. Tallow &C Tho
tsllo~ market has undergone change this week Pc.
tersburgh T. continues TO sell in limited parcels at
ASS and North American very briskly about
mer rates small lot OF South American, in second
hands realized 4Os 81 cwt Lard has much in
CURED for and the sales during the week have estab.
shed advance OF fully Is, 5000 kegs and 1000 barrels
having been sold at BIS Cd to SOS per cwt TOBACCO
Since last report the sales absut hhds mostly
Vrgnian and Western strips taken Scotland and the
home trade Prices are unaltered but the market is
dull
FRtieHTs AT LrvERpooL, July ls-wh considerable
arrivals OF shipping, and but limited ORDERS feighs re-
main dull and have declined since last We quote
the following rates for transient ships for goods &C
New York dead weight 6s to rs; earhenware Is Cd
to ss fine goods l5s; hardware l2 81 per Boston
dead weight los to lbs Cd; eathenware As Cd to SIS;
fine goods 20s to 25s; hardware les per ton PHI
ladephla-dead weight los to lbs 3D. earthenware.
dead weight as Cd earthenwsre, ss Sne goods. ass;
hardware, 25s Charleston and savannah-6ne goods
2os coarse 2os; hardware 35s earhenware los; dead
STATE OF TRADE IN THE IASuFAcruRIre DurR,cr,-
In most ofhe manufacturing districts there fair de-
mand for goods There have been good many buyers
Leeds, so that business has been much higher in the
warehouses than for some time past good business
was done in Huddersfeld on the l4h inst Buyers both
for home and export trade extending their purchases
and fair business has been done in the piece market at
Bradford Accounts from Rochdale inform us that there
has been some little Improvement in demand for pieces,
but no change in prices The wool market continues
active and the business has been very limit
ed Business at Manchester has been rather dull during
/ the week ending July ls The shippers and the home
trade pretty equally indsposed operate Prizes
therefore, exhibit rather less rmness than last
HAvRr, July l5,-COttons-There has been much
less degree Of spirit manifested in bu than we no.
tced in our preceding circular and although the de.
mand has been of steady character the daily sales
to fair amount. they have been comparatively small
which, however must be chiefly ascrbed to the consi
derabe transactions that had previously taken place and
was therefore result to be looked forward TO But not
wthstanding the decrease in the buying and the in.
stock by the imports within this last week
holders maintain firm attitude not the slightest pres.
TO realise has been exhibited and prices are fully
maintained at our quotations The continued propous
state OF the weather and promising appearance of the
wheat crops added to the small stock Of held by
the trade, may be considered substantial grounds for
anticipating revival in demand distant period hu,
the dearth OF news from the United States in
great measure to deter buyers from operating ex
tensvey and until We put in possession OF the ad
vices Of the 26th ultimo and LIST instant by the Crea,
Western and Caledonia steamers things are not likely to
undergo any material alteration. The former of these
vessels has arrived in England but the by
her cannot come 10 hand in time for to notice
in the present report, the effect that their con
tents will have produced in market, we must de-
fer till the next opportunity when we shall also have
received our dispatches by the latter conveyance
Ashes-Our market continues quite devoid of activity
but prices have undergone any change from pre-
quotations Only e5 bbls American potash first brands
off at 80 so per 80 xii, duty Or 25 paid
ns as so We mowevef quote It as
within the last week Hides-Ths article partakes of
the general dizziness in business and the sales
lots New Orleans wet sailed at 3ll cents, Rio 20
cents and Rio Grande at 10 cents per y kill duty paid
Nothing has taken place this week in Missouri lead
Mnch we quote at so 10 90 so per 100 xii duty paid
from NeS amount 10 1921 pig by several vessels
Limited demand IN Carolina rice which coupled with the
snnVn 70 our stock by the recent arrivals have pro.
her depreciation, and prices have again rec
died. S0S uerces having been oJ al "a so 90 AZ maLng
ueenne oil 70 within the week The sales in Other
aescptonS consist OF $50 bags Gabon at 49, and go
Dag, Last INDIA at IL per 90 Kill duty paid The i'm
ports were 400 ueces from Charleston 4es bags from
Caicuus anu $50 bags Il ON Gabon whalsbone
~ sny thing has been done in this article orIv snail
lot OF northwestern fishery having found buyey, a., 81
per "a nj, Tor Consumption southern hshsyv !. -
~ o43s to Go We have received s32 bunilss ~, n
OF oui whsles stock, 80 TONS sgains, Ios ~ ya.
year Wheat and flour-Ow living 10 the favorahi' iss'
oi the weather aud the forwardness of the ab ss'e
prices have declined an nearly all markets Tns s p
rage at ne la,i 1onvlers market OF 81 per sact
nj Ef IL n D a. y