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

$500 Bales.
The imports during the same period amount to 4soo
Ashes-our market has been very languid, and the
prices nave eceded 70 to soc from previous quotations
to f33 l2s, and 76 bbs Pearlash at f36 per Kill duty
Qs 25l pad The Oneida, from New York. brought in
AL bbls pots and l2l bbs pearls. Lead-We have
cord sales Of 3a0o pigs Missouri lead 52 so per Kill
duty paid The Nestor from New Orleans had on board
3As9 pigs ceLittle change has taken plIce Caro-.
hns since our last repohe sales consist of 5l3 terces
at sl 90 TO Is per so Kill duty IN $40 paid supply of
~ any demand has been manifested in tallow and prices
are barely supported ~ quotations The only sales
70 nouce are casks Rus ia deliverable in the autumn
alto 20 per ~ XII duty paid. In American lard we have
to report sales OF $40 bbs at 100 90 10 5l per so xii
icr lone use Inc imports were lie casks taow and
81 Petersburgh. Whaebone-The same asnsss IN AZ
mand continues to nredomnate, and prices have exre
renced decline The sales for IL tors no,thues,dr,
fisher, alta 40 to Il a. ami for southern AZ f "a
per ~ xii sonsumrnon We have received asa bundles
by the Oneida stock, 135 tons against 1875 tons lns,
year. Wheat and FlourThe average price at the ss,
Monyliers market was ISL per sack Of 200 Kill In Anne.
30 80 per Dbl for consumption The duty is now very
trifing. No arrivals
The European Corn Trade.
[From the Mark Lane Express, Aug 81
The official account of the quantities of grain pulse
and -four entered for home consumption in the United
Kingdom the new corn law coming into operation,
royal asset on the 9th Of June and between tha, pc
Rod and the 9th OF July duty was paid 63sal ars
qTs Of Indian corn and 1888 GAL cwts of -four. Since
then the arrivals from abrohd have not been large the
wheat -four. and oats received have been mostly clear.
ed in but the duty other articles having been compa-
rstvey high the greater part of the harley beans and
which have TO hand has been warehoused in
bond With continuance of extraordinary fine wea-
ther, harvest operations have been steadily pro-
ceedea WIN and in many of the southern counties
good deal OF the Wheat, and proportion of the
Spring Corn, have been carried in excellent condi.
ton IN the northern parts Of the kingdom reaping
not ye, mane much progress, but even IN the most
backward districts the crops are fast approaching mat
rty and the season at least three weeks earlier than
m ordinary years Inc thrashing Of Wheat has not
hitherto been proceeded with on sueicentlv sxtensiys
scsle 70 admit Of very accurate estimate being formed
respecting tEe yield TO the acre. but where The nro,ca
has been Tu 10 the test the quantity ha, no,
80 grant calculated This we are not en-
prise a. exaggerated estimates are usually ma
erai inavorahe seasons gloomy forebodings arr IN
u ofe 81 am opposite character For mart ,ye
orc ncned to think that the crop Of wheat will prove
ir yeFage both In quantity and quality but no more
ahnil re correct in this conclusion prices ought
OF we N.tS < much lower. Az some Of the markets
ia tie % cultural districts good rcd wheat may now be
bought az 42A per quarter rate which cannot pay the