New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-21
Rlesunr without change in value, has sold during the


ls4i =. 95is 925
las. .l3.2li .2-15
lc46. .25,TSl -i55
Reesunr without change in value has sold during the
month freely at quotations.
Bntr has been in large supply from ireland the Lon
don market especially presenting the singular feature
of the present stock being than double that held
there the corresponding due in leii prices have in
consequence ruled very rreguarlv and 9is al present
the extreme OF market for Irish Canadian has sold
quotations, and rs -rs may be taken as repre-
senng value which with safety be calculated on
for best parcels OF States arriving in good order none
however, has come forward this with more than
the lower figures. The season for Grease Hvrer has
closed and present value neutrality-suspicious. TO hold
over being the only buyers
Ciesse-Our quotations represent usual actual
sales and at these figures our market has been
pretty nearly cleared OF recent large arrivals. Stocks
unsod very tring and for superior quality an
advance could be established AT Chester Cheese Fair
on the Both ult there good attendance OF dealers
and about 100 tons OF the make OF that County found
buyers Cos per cwt for best diaries and sos 6o Tor
ordinary mlddlIng. Our import INTO Liverpool from
the States continues 10 show deficiency as compared
with last year although il s far beyond that OF tue two
preceding
Import durin: months ending Both Nov lci3 equal
to 1872 lbs Cheese in r44 equal to 39s do IN loi5
equal to AGO do in lo46 equal TO IS G69 do.
CorH-Our Circular OF Sd ut advised declining rates
and by the middle of the month the value OF Western
Canal Flour in bond had recedcd from 3is. per barrel
the highest point of this season, 10 JOS with cores
pondng decline all articles OF the trade. The pre-
dictions INDUCED in by leading newspaper wrters who
ought DIN the ranks Of alarmsts OF Wheat beng
ere long at value OF 1908 per quarter having been sud
denly Knocked down and written OIL by equally foolish
statements of overwhelming foreign supplies ehnatnc
from the pen, could Sot but lead To pause in the
market and not until calm examination oil larry con
dcTcd statistics pointed out tho absurdy of either cN
IRENE, did our markets again present healthy tone
based upon actual supply and demand subsequent 20
adyccs of the 18th, by Caledonia outward the iec!-
ing having gained strength with each market that
prices had, during the recent rctrosrade movement
been unduy depressed resulted IN stcndy and grad
ual advance to current rates which arc at present
well supported 2S in bond bein. the ruling sures
for Western Canal Flour and 9s I'd per 20 lbs duty paid
having been given for a parcel OF choice Phlladephih
White Wheat Indian Corn is nearly al! oil the market
and 5Ss per $50 lbs paid the LIST for fine parcels
The demand for ireland continues to be very large and
unless supplies prove 10 be much greater than the ad
vices by last mail would lead us 10 expect Tue value IS
likely decline the late large arrivals into Irish
ports direct TO have passed speedily into consuinp
ton On other Corn market articles we have only TO
say that al current rates there is ar and steady dc
mand OF Kidney Beans IRE aud II Peas we have had
recent import, and they frequently inquired Tor
The position in which nj present placed IN re-
laon 10 Ireland whence our supplies OF grain aud
-four have hitherto been largely drawn, must prove oil
interest To American shippers and some light VIII be
thrown upon the matter by our transactions with ire
land during November For this statement We are in
ebted Mr. Robert Proctor well as for the report OF
Stocks in Bond on 21th ult
The following statement shows the quantities OF
Gram &c. imported from and exported to Ireland MS
regards this port, during the past month
unprecedented 1872 qrs. Barley i3l qrs; Oats Sool
qrs; Oatmeal 7Sl4 loads, Flour lo,3JI sacks
Expor;s-Wheat sia4 qrs: Barley 6-o qrs; Indian
Corn 1887 qrs Oatmeal l55 loads Flour S'J9 sacks
1886 bbls.
The quantities Of grain aud -four under the Queens
lock in this port ON the eth ht were wheat SSH
Qrs barley Also qs beans, lo27O qrs peas, IVA qfs
Indian corn 1858 q.s.. iour. 2l5,i6e b.s.
Rqm>--An import OF Baltimore cure, dry Ia canvass
superior 10 any previously presented from America,
commanded COS aud continued supplies OF similar VIII
meet ready market For Hams IN casks IN salt our
quotations have been freely made-Jis !us according
TO quality Hams not dried or smoked packed in casks
in dry salt are now admitted Pork duty free dried
aud canvassed Hams remain sublectto duty OF - per
cwt from the States
Hcaap is in fair demand, aud has improved in value,
principally owing TO short supplies OF Russian. Pros.
poets in favor OF present rates being well supported
Tor choice parcels.
sales 10 report parcel oi Hides and kps from Charles
ton s C. are said De superior to previous imports
from the States The import into London l. but loo dry
and $40 salted Hides and no sales worth notice have
uSnspigcd In Tanned Hides we have only IL report IN
addition To the information conveyed IN our last that
several parcels remsn on tie market "lta I'd per TO- S
an extreme value
Eops-n the home market the business OF The month
has been steady with !. Is per cwt rs the present
value for Wcsld Of Kent The duty OF the current yesr
is with the exception OF two the la-ges, on record
We notice that The growth Of Hops II the States Is
greatly the increase evidenced By the srse reported
crop OF the current year and entertain no DOUBT
that the article WILL ere long become important. ship
this country. farther a-rlvs! Of 80 bsles OF
American have been taken by the brewers referred
to in last Our questions represent the market value
IN bond, Tor export
LarG-The market has been well supplied, and with
declining rates TAlow, prices have Teceded 10 our
present currency al and above which considerable sales
have been made, Snd farther decline present
anticipated 81 TN oi20te each family Lard
from Philadelphia sold in the earlier part OF the month
a, 4s cd per cwt Grease is very saeab,e quo
tations The comparative import of Lard into Liver.
pool stands thus Barrels. Kegs
lSii -l59>l 292a225
1915 1859 3.,i4i
1916. lS,eO1 4fl70
lfsSsea Cale-No American az he uisrSe, TIE value
OF English thin oblors =, and French 80 los II
per ton. 60.
Lad very sseAble 6, quotations with severa. IL
Qui-ies 10. export We notice ,hs. The imports from
America for the year endu: 3lst OF August last have
BEEN into Liverpool 1870 pigs; London SO pigs Hull
$50 pigs tossl 1910 pigs There Is no American al pre-
sent on the market
orS IN very liberal supply and the ssles Of the r?o;
tridinc Oar quotations are h,:le better than nominal
the transactions being limited without reieEerce - pce
This NAV perhaps IL measure be accounted ioT oy
the number OF Irish Pigs forced 10 market BY the want
OF feeding su being districts hve times greater
thai. AZ the corresponding period OF even last yea: In
ports OF American FORK into Liverpool
During II months ending 3eth Nov. 1873. LIZ bbs