The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-08-06


Tor the latter descriptions extra 2Ss per HARE,
On the 18th inst, English wheat ended y.,,
dn'l al the decline noted on Monday, and a simi
lar remark applies To the turner.
On The lSih INST. there was a fair demand e.
gmsl fresh wheat. all inferior qualities meet"
iiule srsn,iun aud local dealers BEING infins..'g
by the rsI". b""ghi sparingly at the sale on nv
q'h Instant. which were generally incapable of
imrrov.urn,.
Cniird States and Canada -four continued >,
be taken freely. and superior Commands extrem.
rai">. "o
White fur continues in fair demand of ratb.r
less money. and since the 18th. the sales hays
n'en 5" large that many considered the stock here
a. being half sold
On the 18th instant there was no alteration .,
!ep'r' hui since the l4th instant the TRANSACTION,
I'D wheat have been ut. n very triling character.
nut sellers have manifested frmness, and shown
n" d'sP"siIo" To give way. On the 18th ins,an,
mere was not more than retail demand for
wheat. and prices declined to Id to 81 per busbe
American Hour had fair sale to country deal.
ers The small advance effected during the pre-
cedIng week was last, and prices elise hardly GO
god as those quoted in our las, publication.
Indian Corn and Corn Meal have receded !,
value, and must he considered yery dull.
.Naonl Siores.-A fair amount OF business has
been transacted in Turpeniine up TO The pres. nj
time. a, Is per 100 cw,. 10 sales have been re-
ported in Tar Rosin.
Prooisions-.4mericGn- Since Cd inst. III.
demand for Beef has been IN the limited scale md
ana prices have further given away. The de-
cline Is greater. on the middIing and low Quail
,!es. ft"iders OF merely fine qualities CONTINUING
nm In Pork there has been but few sales.
The advices by the Cambria of luwer prices
tend to depress the market here.
Cheese.-FurthPr arrivals of new cbeese Of,
different qualities, have met fair sale. A real
~ me article would command high price
Lard.-The market is we'll clear Of lard, and
prices have sliffened cd. To Is per cwt. Al The
present moderate prices there is great consumn-
lion Of this article.
h,ce.-Rlce continues in good demand, and
the sales are good 1000 bags Bengal at rs. Sd
''i good white broken, and rs. Cd. for very good
whlte gu tIerces American brought OBS in bond
HAvRE. July Sc otton.-There has been
much less degree Of spirit manifested in business
than we noticed in our preceding circular. But
Notwithstanding the decrease in the buying and
the increase OF our stock by the imports within
inns last week. holders maintain firm attitude
mol 'he slightest pressure TO realise has been ex
hIbted. The following were the ales effected
3.i4o bales New Orleans at 63 to 86f.; .299
TO 79f or''' "
Ries.-There has been bni very limited de-
mand IN carolina rice, which coupled with the
aou''I"n to onr stocks by recent arrivals have pro-
o. need fnrther depression, and prices receded-
oOo heroes have been sold at 26f making de-
cine OF A. TO 81. during the past week.
ne sales IN other descriptions consisted of $50
bags Gllon a, l5f and 800 bags Eas, Indian at
~ The late duty paid the imports The i'm
ports were oO6 iierces from Charleston, 1874 bags
from Calcutta. and $50 bags from Europe.