The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-07-05
exclusively confined to low descriptions for ssPOrtatiOn

HOTS ulspOse OF par
GELS factors have been compelled to submit reduc.
tion former rates of &C. TO IS per cwt There is
~ prospect that the production of hops will be large
and the quality generally fine this season, that APP
pearanees are at present Meals-We have had good
demand for all kn Q iron since last report, and as
the railway bills receive the royal assent which
have been passed by the committees parliament high
prices are expected be the result The number Of
miles TO be this expected reach about
1000 and when il is akan into consideration that the
stocks unusually light throughout the country, il is
difficult arrive at any other conclusion than that
shall soon be a higher range of prices The pros
pect OF early and splendid harvest will doubt ben
EFT the general trade of the country, event which
cannot happen without creating additional demand
for all kinds OF iron Prices for Scotch pig may be
quoted from 6ss TO 7Os WEIGH pig Sos. TO HOS; WEIGH
Naval stores-An extensive demand has prevailed for
Spirits OF Tupentine, and prices drmer sales having
met with little attention but Cd. per cwt are
the rates insisted upon Tar has been sold to fair
tent Stockholm los cd to l6s and Archangel at us
TO lis 6d-per barrel Provsions-New Irish Butter is
little wanted and further reduced have been sub
med to- still only small parcels have been disposed of
at Ibs TO sos; the consumption is yet interfered with by
other kinds and which are still lower than Irish Dutch
has been excellent request and the supply not having
been so large advance in the value has taken place
the finest bringing s2s and inferior Cos TO 76s per
cwt, upon which terms the market has been nearly
cleared and the consumption continues TO be large I'm
glish has been in good demand; and prices are frmer
Dorset selling at SIS to 90s Devon 7ss S2s per cwt
and fresh at S. to lis per dozen pounds There has
been brisk demand for Bacon and further advance ed
rates have been obtained for all kinds but choice and
small meat met with the most attention heavy sorts
TO SOS per cwt; board several contracts have been
entered into at advanced rates 49s 57s per cw be.
ing paid according TO quality and Middles have
been In COOS demand and quotations the advance
bale selling at ASS sos and tierces 4es 10 sis In
hams extensive purchases have been made, and ad.
vanced rates have been paid Irish, according quail
y selling SIS to 70s Anne 42s 10 sos and Vest
phaa 63s to 5ss In the value of lard little variation
has taken place. but the demand has been limited for all
sortWaterfora baddered is to be obtained at 5ss to
62s Belfast 5is to 5Ss fr1in and key lss to 5i and
American 5is to 4Os Barreled beef and pork met with
better demand and brought sitter prices The rates
previously established for English cheese are sustained
and fine sorts have been in good demand but nfe rior
little wanted at present In foreign fair business
has heen transacted and al present there is no. large
supply-we quote Edam at 3ss to 4Os Couda AT AIS To
ass haner OBS TO 25s, and American TO 81 per cw
Rice-There has been excellent demand for all do.
scrptons since our last report and prices some in
stances have advanced from those last quoted the
general impression is that they have seen their highest
point at present In cleaned there has not been
passing but Carolina is held for 24s TO $685. and Patna
l5s to 2Us.
LIVERPOOL MARKETS. June l9-Ashes-A moderate
demand continues to be experienced aed prices remain
the Iron-Durng the last fortnight no alteration
OF any moment has taken place the iron trade prices
remain as then quoted-common bar iron rs los to fs
i5s sheet eli los to fla Scotch mig 70 "a os al and
immediate variation in these prices in the prese nt
position OF affairs een r easonably be expected The
home trade Tor the season OF the year decidedly brisk
arising from the orders in progress in the hands OF the
large consumers. The trade, generally, may be con-
sidered in hopeful aud healthy state Great anxiety is
now being evnced amongst the railway contractors
to to the possibility of obtaining labor for all the differ
ent railways and public works prof ected a large
The immediate tendency appears to be a considerable
advance IN the rate OF wagesa diminution socially and
pohtlcaly In the power OF capitalists and correspond.
ing addition OF power to the mechanic and sborer The
adoption of free trade principles TO which this conn
Try IS now inevitablycommed will diminish the power
great landed proprieors here materially and tend
to general determination, but only see in this
accelerated progress improvement and universal pea
ollIhe sales for the several descriptions are very
small and we have only to notice 800 tons palm which
was disposed OF at the very satisfactory price S26 per
ton. American Previsions-Since the SAILING of the as
steamer our produce market has iued Mat
the arrivals especially from the United States being nm
usually large and the disposition the part of the buy
er for any extensive transactions being still Nv
the pressure of large stocks and the advancing value Of
money. peer continues to arrive very freely as to
considerably exceed the demand that stocks are in
creasing and the tendency of prices is still downward
there have transactions during past fortnight
FOR pork we have no demand, except in low qualities
whlch are wanted Tor export Bacon middes are want
ed and would meet ready sale No transactions AT
present IN hams Lard has not sold quite freely ow
ing 10 the extreme heat of the weather. No cheese
whatever In the markets the prospect for the first arriy
ais IS good Grease butter is wanted, and will command
ready sale at DOS TO AIS. Rice The supposed failure
in the coming potato crop has caused considerable
amount of business to be ansaced the sales are extern
sivei amounting from 10 900 to 20 900 bags which
brought good, and, in instances much improved
priceslow descriptions Bengal at es Cd middlipp lbs
TO us hne white lis Cd TO 2s; broken has been sold
Sa-There isa steady demand for salt, more particu
larry IN common in which there is further decline
and we now make our quotations follows Best fine
slowed Tor bags Ids 10 los per ditto handed lumns
IDS Cd 10 l5s ditto shue Jumps los Cd to las marine
v, Il Riyar
freight IS dock and Town dues cd per ton Tobacco
Inc sales since the beginning of the month are about
oOV pnas consisting partly of Western leaf and strips
with lew Virginia stemmed the former taken bv The
trade, the latter for Ireland Prices remain uncbanqad
All uescrlpuons are however, easier, except Virginas
whlch are hrm Wool-There has been very little doing
in consequence of he approach of our public sales
which take place next week when large attendance of
The trade expected and should the expecations ss 70
the passing of the bill be realised ii will no Sonht
have favorable influence on the sales In nr;ces GO
s mere IS no alteration to notice The accounts
siderable reduction from the prices Of last Year which
VIII eneGi the value OF all fine woods including the bet
there is very little left in the market 3 D.
maid. s"e' "'a no
CONTINENTAL M.RKErs.-There is little of interest
passing IN me Danzg market prices continue to be sup
ported and about 100 lasts wheat changed hands NJ or
al 42s to 46s per quarter for good mixed
quaIues Inc greater part of the late purchases are
shipping to Holland where apprehensions are felt of
failure IN the rye and potato crops The supplies from
inc provinces oil Poland continue extremely small
The Stettn market has been rather rmer since last re-
port, owing to small supplies and better accounts from
Holland. Prices the last quoted AIS TO l6s
per quarter o. b. for good and fine wheat but the bust
ness is limited in the extreme. The wheat trade in Ham
burgh is much in the same position A few thousand
quarters changed hands during the week at about former
prices say DOS TO AS for best 62 lbs and los TO 4ls for
COS to Ola lbs quality no sales for ports At Bre.
men the market continues firm for all descriptions of
gram 6Oa lbs wheat has been bought for Dutch ac.
count at equal to ass TO 46s per quarter O. b. RYE is
IN very Vely demand and large transactions have been
made Tor delivery from Archangel White peas are
hrmly held at 32s per quarter q b. Accounts from
Cuess Stae tnat Inc business IN wheat has been
since last post only about 5000 chetwers sold at former
prices say 2os TO sos per quarter for good and prime
wheat The arrivals from the interior are almost ali
coming in very damp but the SUM- which has been very
burning lately will improve their condition In
an corn OF which some quantity has lately arrived is
obtanahe at about los per quarter o. b. frerhts are
rather looking up, but the demand is still very languid
I nLAIE OF TRADE IN THE MANUFACTURING DrsrRIc1s
Anough me reports from the manufacturing districts
OIL England Tor the week ending June Ia were raber
Q. oscouIaging character, enabled TO say that
piii ueced' no doubt by the certainty of the
IN healthy condition; and although the amount oc bu;
ness transacted at the latest dates markets has no, 49,
Oh an extensive character yet hopes are still entertain
cd oil improved business, as the minste rial NJ
sures OF commercial reform have received the roys co.
sent Our correspondent from Huddersfeld in his ettc
dated June 49, says, we have had fair market TO-DAY M
me season and there has been abundent show of
amongst me manufacturers Of the district about
and Clayton West there Is nsidereHi
asuvy 70 complete American and other foreign orders
At Nlanc he Ster the san dav