New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-21
Correspondence of The Tribune.

LIVERPOOL. Sept. 1916.
sra-During the past month the commercial mea-
,s introduced by the late Government passed through
uer different stages and have become laws; thus far
10 excitement has been produced by these cnacments
ia our Produce Markets has any sensible change for
he better been experienced in the manufacturing die
icis Perhaps is better TO be gradual though II may
dsapront the expectations OF many who were promot-
en Of these measures.
NAV be generally remarked that our Produce Mar
ketcounues quite free of excitement There has. how
ever been more general demand, and where changes
in prices have occurred it appears to have been oc-
caioned by extra demand or reduced STOCKS ana not
to result from increased consumption consequent ON
that fall in prices which should follow reduced duties
There has certainly been move in the Corn Mar
kes but this has arisen from uupropitious weather,
and the ascerained destruction OF large portion oil the
Potato Crop. This is most important event, for
changed as the position of farmers is, by the unn
terupcd admission of Foreign Bread Stuts the Gala
mty OF reproductive crops, without corresponding
rmuneratvc price, muy, before long, be seriously felt
throughout the country 1t will necessarily curail CIR
eaaipn and this may touch the business u the man
6cturers more than they may benefit by extra for
Gn demand for their goods which is not yet apparent
One and most important circumstance, has however,
occurred calculated give efficiency TO our recent en-.
ecmens and that s the passing OF reduced Tariff OF
Duties on our Manufactured Goods when imported into
the United States. To some branches of manufacturing
business In our country this is most important circun
stance but perhaps least of all 10 the Cotton interests
Without this Bill the benefits OF our new Corn Bili
could never have produced reciprocal good trade be
tween the two countries but when the New iWlfi
comes into operation. simultaneously Win our new
ComLaw larger business is likely to be done between
ae two countries, and 10 more mutual advantage iua
even before experienced.
Monetary affairs ut home progress in avery satislac
p;y manner the large Railway deposits. which caused
70 much inconvenience AT the commencement oil me
esent year. either put into circulation To TAR
&erproects actually in progress or returned 10 the de-
ptors SO that the whole is added to the circuia
Ion Of the country and the Money Market Is III very
asy state besides. The Banks have recently reduced
lie rate of discount to per cent Specie at the Bank
skmost in excess and Exchequer Bills on the advance
sse are all In favor of the general business OF the coun
IN, both Commercial and Manufacturing.
The Session of Parliament is now closed with pacific
osrances throughout the world that nothing seems
s 10 occur to disturb the course of regular bust
sss-but rather to encourage all legitimate transactions
30 that with an undimnished consumption now that
n he great changes SO long contemplated are accom-
led it not unreasonable TO look for general solid
ii progressive improvement in business 10 the end Oh
ee year particularly SO as arrangements appear 10
ae been made to give money relief in India ana emma
ID an impetus to that immense business with the
E which has so long been overdone. and so long ui'
Foe.able, with money very scarce there. atfeauy re-
Parts to the manufacturing business OF TINS country
re decidedly better and general Improvement Is per
@sSble.
Tho consumers of Turpentne here have aSsin been
tM work and have reduced our stocks greatly OF late
scaase as tho imports are unusually snan tasy Sle
sasnue to import spsringly, holding rs they do the
command of the market in America as Wen as mere
parcel of good new, the first imported his season
va last week at the advanced price OF vs. I'D 70 Us ga
per sst being an advance during the month, taxing
SsAly into account, of about Sd to cd per cwt TOT
aos good old in store IS cd per cwt Is gwen; iier
NssM rot sell az any fair price There Is also an a
sse On Spirits of Turpentine, which now rcSse AIS
es ewt ana British made Rosin IS. TO S. cd. common
american o. lQd to SIS and refined Us TO Us ID per
.st VI Tar very considerable advance has been re-
good American heavy sold In store at Us TO Us.
barrel, and Swedish to arrive. eNsh,p' aoou'
ND Pc. barrel The Improvement during the niohth
80 10 y. I'd. per barrel. II VIII be seen tHSt 'ne
sss o. this srtcle is also on the decline
import Of Ashes this year has fallen OFT greatly 10
- s, and the receipts in Montreal were TO the SIN
sSsrs only 10 400 barrels against 1880 barrels 70
- corresponding period last year There mas OF
sesa rather more real demand and slight advance
70 Sc QScrc!trou Bark goes slowly INTO consumption
80 continues to be fully supplied by regular though
,,.sAsy imports. The last price obtained Tor sinai!
az: w. Of good Philadelphia was 9s, to ss cd and
~ ~ per ewt, paid Tor 80 hhds. for export.
ss~~t.T Lard, Renp. Sc.-ln most articles OF Grease
been advance during the past month, so tha'
Essra Iailow quote. 7. \. Candle a: rs
and Odessa ils.6d. TO AS against Sd 10 oil less
Sasey. month ago: For North American. not
t,,s i2s to IS. Cd. has been paid OF South Amer
= &c market is cleared. The present stock OF Rus
~ estimated at sbou, 1000 and OF North American
E.Sss Loo against $500 casks OF the former, and
.ee latter al the corresponding period last year
snMs,ances OF late have thrown greater consurnr-
i,s,s allow, and less in proportion on other articles
NC the end of July there was an evident tendency
80 lance In Lard and during the past month this has
sei esised TO the extent of -. TO Is per cwt Our
IN much reduced and now consists of about loO
aere IS ready disposition 70 purchase, and Tor
s xees i0s, 10 AS is obtnnabe, and in barrels SIS
~, pef ewt has been paid, with the chance of far
oniess checked by greater supplies than can
Ic,sssonsbly looked for
esd Seed Notwithstanding the past month prices
ssss,eo considerably. but with general tendency to
bsreaert Much distrust was at times occasioned
.sessSs unsettled westhcr-but the more ilInediste
In S,S Garm Is the now admitted fact OF another Pc
isoe &c and it's believed accompanied by moro
hnss s;Aceney than that experienced last year; nor
NOS S eAse confined 10 this Empire only, but felt in
win Ia ht parts-as q necessary consequence, there
0,s.s very great extra consumption thrown Flocr,
-ss' md Indian Corn; aeonaderes that such viii