The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-07-06


home trade for the OF the year decidedly brisk
arising from the orders in progress in the hands Of the
sdered in hopeful and healthy state Great anxiety Is
now being eyinced amongst the railway contractors
to the possibility Of obtaining labor for all the differ.
ent railways and public works now projected large
number Of which will certainly be carried into effect
The immediate tendency appears to be considerable
advance in the rate oil wagss-a dminuon socially and
politically. in the power OF capitalists and correspond.
ing addition of power to the mechanic and labore The
adoption Of free trade principles to which this
try is now inevitably committed will diminish the power
Of the great landed pIopreors here materially and tend
to general determination but only in this
accelerated progress improvement and universal peace
Oil-The sales for the several descriptions are very
small and we have only to notice SEQ tons palm which
disposed Of the satisfactory price OF $40
ton American PrsvsionsSnce the sailing OF the last
steamer produce market has remained very quiet.
usually large and the disposition the part OF the buy.
ers for any extensive transactions being su checked by
the Of large stocks and the advancing value OF
money Beef continues to arrive very freely as to
considerably exceed the demand, that stocks in
creasng and the tendency OF prices is still down~ard
there have been few transactions during the fortnight
For pork we have demand, except in low qualities
which are wanted for export Bacon mddes are want.
ed and would meet ready sale. No transactions at
present in hams Lard has not sold quite freely ow
ing to the extreme heat Of the weather. No cheese
whatever in the markets the prospect for the first srrv
ais is good Grease butter wanted and will command
ready sale at 40s to 42s. Rice The supposed failure
IN Inc coming potato crop has caused , considerable
sive, amounting from 10 600 to 10000 bags. which
brought good, and, in some instances, much improved
los to lis; fine white lis. I'd. to l2s; broken has
been sold at ss to lis per cwt Salt There =
common. in which there is a further decline.
and we now make our quotations /" follows-Best fine
las Cd to los ditto shue Jumps rs Sd to las maj inc
and butter, los Cd common fishery, IS to IS Cd River
freight. IS dock and town dues Cd per ton Tobacco
The .les since the beginning Of the month about
500 qhds consisting partly OF Western leaf and strips
with few Virginia stemmsd the former taken by the
trade the latter for Ireland Prices remain unchanged.
which firm Wool-There has been very little doing
which take place next week when large attendance Of
the is expected and should the expectation as to
the passing of the csrn bill be realised will no doubt
have favorable influence the sales In prices, &C.
nerally there is alteration to notice The accounts
from the German fairs, now progressing quote CON
will effect tho value of all fine woods, including the bet
ter qualities Of United States. OF this description
maid.
CoSrINErrAL MARKEr..-There is little of interest
ported and about 100 lasts wheat changed hands at our
last at 4!s to 46s per quarter for good mixed
qualities The greater part Of the late purchase: are
failure in the rye and potato crops The supplies from
the provinces Of Poland continue extremely small
port owing to small supplies and better accounts from
Holland Prices the last quoted Ais TO 46s
per quarter, o. b. for good and fine wheat bu the bust
is limited infhe extreme. The wheat trade n Ham,
burgh is much in the same position A few thousand
prices say 46s AIS best s2 lbs and les to AS for
COY to sl lbs quality no sales from out ports At Bre.
men the market continues firm for oil descriptions of
grain 60}a lbs wheat has been bought for Dutch
count at equal to 45s to 46s per quarter b. Rye is
in very lively demand and large transactions have been
firmly held at 32s per quarter o. b. Accounts from
Odessa state that the business in wheat has been limited
prices say 2ss to sos quarter for good and prime
wheat The arrivals from the interior almost all
coming but the which has been very
dian corn OF which some quantity has lately arrived is
obtanable at about los quarter b. Freights
rather looking up, but the demand still very angud
STATE TRADE IN THE MANUFACTURING DIsrRIcrs.
Although the reports from the manufacturing districts
of England, for the week ending June Is, rather
at present influenced doubt by the certainty of the
Corn Bill passing into law the trade is the whole,
transacted at the latest markets has not been
of an extensive character yet hopes still entertain
cd Oh improved business SO soon as the ministerial mea-
sures Of commercial reform have received the royal
sent Our correspondent from Huddersed in his letter
dated June IT, says we have had fair market to-day for
the season. and there has been an abundant show Of
goods Amongst the manufacturers of the district
Skelmanthorpe and Clay West there considerable
activity to complete American and other foreign orders
At Manchester, the day, the market presented
no new feature The continued delay the passiAg Of
the Corn Bill. and the approach Of Midsummsr,
when business partially suspended for the purpose Ok
stockaking, both tend to limit business; and
tons, whether in goods or yarn, have been only to
moderate extent. Prices, however, are generally firm.
From Leeds have reports to the 10th instant inclu
sive the market there presented no feature, and
The market held at Rochdale tho 18th instant
very quiet; few pieces were sold. and there very
little doing in Wool, with no change in price.
pool Tines june 49,
HAvRr, June I6-Cottons Within the last week there
has been quick succession Of arrivals from the United
our stock but as was anticipated tSis would oocur as
soon as change OF wind took place the situation Of
market has not yet been materially sascted by it Bust
ness has remained in the inactive that disn-
guished at the close Of last report the demand has
been daily very langud and dealers from the trade have
thai
hand to mouth, and confined almost excusvey to Anne.
rican fair descriptions which, from their scarcity
very firm, whilst inferior grades from their abu
md their being little sought after have rather
downward aspect than otherwise II afer the landing Of
the cargoes now in port holders should evince pres
sure to realise and submit TO lower terms il is i'm
probable that some extensive buying will take place;
this will however mainly depend the Of the
expected TO arrve but the still unsettled ofthe inn
portant under consideration in the British Par.
lament contributes in small degree to restrict
mercia transactions both sides Of channel and un
less they are satisfactorily disposed Of thing: are not
ment' for some lapse Of %s '''o'"s upon improve
The following the sales effected viz: 2las bales
"a lo6f lloo Nsbile 81 93 l45l Upland 6sf o. III II
Sea Island 2i0 ~ Peruvian ~ 90: ~ Pemambuco CO.,
Cay enne l0; 100 Cumana ~ 90 The imports during
the same period amount to 81, sos bales. Ashes-The
we before noticed the sales consisting Of only $50 bbls
American Potash first brands, 1885, deliverable In July
a nnd August at s4 % to % 90 per 50 k duty a
quote it as before at f36 90 for home he Utica
and albany from New York had board lo bills Pot
inquiry and quote - 80 per Dbl in bond
The Albany and Sylve de Grasse had board 100 bills
HiceEScarcely anything has bsen done this week In
"a to IS so per 80 kill duty II $40 paid Our ex.
treme quotations are IS to 50 The Versailles from
Charleston, and Sylvie de Grasse from New York ar.
rived with asa terces We have also received 32l bags
from Calcutta Tallow, Gc.-A lot of 50 casks New
Orleans Tanow, to arrive sold at f52 u.s. per 90 kill
duty paid Russia Taow is at present quite neglected
sale OF rs casks new to arrive in the three last
q nndo az yUo kav~
casks from New Orleans and barrels Lard from new
York Whalebone.-There has been very limited in
curry in this but prices nevertheless continue to
advance he sales amount to only north sstern
fishery at ~ AK to So half Kill for consumption
We quote Southern at 50 to 26lH A supply Of s7a
bundles was received from New ork, and Is bundles
were imported in one of our whalers stock on hand
100 tons against 10 tons last year.
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