The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-20

settled better demand looked for The arrivals hare
been rs,her light Money e99'nnes plenty. ana hrst
ri,s ren,an Gst about .20i hhds British plantation
have sold ~ folly Il declae No ,srther sae OF Nartt
tins has taken paea. or Bengal > 800 bags, chiefly
bought in above the value; The portion hch sold went
at reduction o. l.. TO Is IL $500 bags Nadras partly
sold without alteration Some enquiry has existed for
foreign British vessels but farther advance has
been paid The rehners have been sellers at lower
rates. brown good brrgng CAS- 10 65s; standard COS
and upwards. Foreign cuished is fiat and nominal
iy the same IN price There have been no uans'
come very Nat Native Ceylon is quoted 4os TO Ais.
Gil for good ordinary Ia foreign scarcely my ming
alteration in spices which calls for particular notice eX
cept Cinnamon. which went lower at the public sales
AMI a considerable portion was taken in. Tea remains
dull without change in general quotations scarcely
anything soli a. the auctions All kinds OF Rice con-
tinue 10 ADVANCE with large sales and the market is
very firm The quarterly sales Of Indigo closed with
out spirit of $50 chests offered 5000 sold at irregular
prices Cochinell has further declined ID to Sd for
blacks but siiyers are frmer and steady business
doing. SaltpctTe nos given way about 3D. per cwt,
which has led 10 more inquiry Nitrate of Soda Is
higher viz l5s per cwt In East India Cotton the
sales ars moderate without change in prices. The
Wool sales have concluded and in some instances for
mer rates were supported, but the bddings
spirited In the Spirit market the~e has been more
animation, particularly in West India Rum, which has
sold largely az % per gallon advance. considerable
amount OF business reported in IRON at full prices but
in other metals less depression still exists Fish
oils rather lower but more business is reported In
Seed Oils there is little change Rape is 6rmer. The
transactions in foreign and colonial allow continue
present weather has particularly the sales
in Butter; but prices remain unaered Bacon has been
in limited request. Hams and Cheese much the same
before large quantity of French manufactured goods
comprising shawls, mousselne de aine, merinos and
woollens, declared for public sale the 18th
OF August The great feature of this sale Is that
being the first of its kind, and TO DO followed pc
has been Obtained by several q the Wholesale dra.
pers going to France, and selecting such as they
try but is thought that psTiodssi sales Of such fabric.
upon similar plan TO those held for East India piece
goods viii be better for the manufacturers dealers and
Saturday Evening Talow-The public sales went
on at rather lower rates eserdey 81 casks first sort
fetched Ais 3D. 10 casks Odessa 3s ss Sd; 80 casks
North American 3ss to 40s 10 casks New South Wales
good and ne 4os ca to Ais Sd low and soft 36s to ais Sd
per cwt
LvERrooL MARKrr, AUG. 3, P M.-Ashes-There is
very limited inquiry for both Pot ami Pearl previous
prices parcel OF i9o bbls. Pots with all faults sold at
las TO 20s 9d par New Montreal Pearls
Iron The iron market continues steadily 10 improve
There Is not much speculation going but there is
degree OF healthy drnness about it which augurs well
for good ont steady prices for time TO The
prospect of having the duty English iron imported into
the United States. is very much reduced. The large
quantity that will be required for railways fixed
upon being constructed and the increased demand for
Fhpouiiding purposes are causes sufficient to create
confidence in the trade in addition 30 these have
easy money market the prospect of good harvest and
cheap provisions, and Of settled government Present
rates for rig in Liverpool ca SIS Merchant
Bars Is 5s Sheets fl2 Hoops fl0 l5s British Bars
lbs per ton Pig Iron in Glasgow, E3 5s to "a per
ton Naval Stores-The demand for Turpentine continues
regular and 700 bN have been sold at IL TO IS Sd
oitron Bark 100 hhds have been sold at o Cd per cwt
Rice6?00 bags Bengal have been taken chiefly for
being paid for broken up los per cwt for fine white
Salt-There has been moderate demand the date
OF our last report at the time have nothing spe
cla TO report Prices remain nearly the same as when
the Or at Western took her departure. We do not,
therefore. make any alterations in the quotations which
We then gave Tallow-The inquiry still continues $50
casks have been taken at ass for st Peersburgh and 3s
Cd 10 4is6d for North American. 100 kegs Lard of fine
quality have been sold from parcel offered by auction
al 3os per cwt Tobacco-The sales this mouth SlS
hhds, viz 1913 Virginia leaf 25 stemmed IT'S Kentucky
leaf aud 233 stemmed OF these lIS Virginia leaf 40
stemmed and Kentuck, leaf taken for Ireland
Virginia leai and CT Steamed for Scotland, 81 Virginia
leaf "a stemmed SO Kentucky leaf and 233 stemme1 for
the trade The imports S5l hhds from New Orleans
ihe exports ae 81 hhds for Africa, 20 Madagascar %
Malta rs Dronheim, and Rotterdam. The business
for the period has been fair throughout and market
pretty steady at the same time some alteration NAV be
noticed in strips. which nave la,tery been offering on
still more moderats terms, while with Leaf (vngina)
holders are firm, at least with the finer descriptions OF
such.
Other Not
so,, as, n, 1915 s p! s x, sorts 'e%plfd ~.
Against sisr Juy 1854 2l5s 3lC 1881 10 5Ti Og7
Wool Since the conclusion of the late public sales
OF this article in London, which went with imness
towaras The end there has been a feeling of more conf
dencs gaining ground and greater degree of activity
has been uispaye boh here anil in the consuming
ticts This we think, is in great mcasure owing to
the prospect OF the government commercial
being carried thout much difficulty that trade will
not he intercepted for the present by fresh elections
The expectation OF the American tariff being carried
There is no alteration 10 notice in prices; importers
small and stocks liz ut and inadequate 10 meet any ex
tsnsive demand, but fresh supplies will be coming
in freely.
HAvSs, July 3i-Cottons-- Our market since last re-
port has been totally devoid of Animation the periodical
eJoicings have, usual been preventive to bust
ness eratons as the approaching elections have also
contributed TO divert the public mind IRON commercial
pursuits The daily transactions have heretofore been
generally speHkng moderate scale, during the
week, aud the trade having been pretty well supplied
by lie previous large purchases the sales have been
rather limited extent Prices, however although not
but as there hiss been esgerness realize exhb ted
on tue part OF holders cannot say what might have
been the result had they pressed forward their stock
There a. however, reason for anticipating other
than favorable change, the intelligence the in
terror IS OF satisfactory character, and the shipments
expected from the ports of the Union likely to
odd materially TO stock hand We have been put
an possession of aivices TO the instant from the Uni
ted States via Liverpool but they contained nothing Of
10th idem by the Britannia steamer By recent leci
sion OF Chamber OF Commerce. the cassications of
American Cottons which had hitherto exhibited discre
pancy compared with those of other countries have
been reduced in order bring them much as possible to
level with them. Our next Price Current will, there
tore he framed in conformity with the scale, which
being lower than the previously adopted may lead to
this. however will not be really the case but will arise
merely from the rates having been established to be
in perfect accordance with the modified types
The following were the sales effected, viz -
$500 Bales New Orleans ..... .F63- to 9s-
90. :. NOUNS. ....'...'. DO to ST.
4, opianu. ...... o. 10 ~ az
80 Sto Domingo.. ....... - to CO.