The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-07-19

current rate for puncheons better business
has been done. in rough nearly 1000 barrel,
ProvsionsFor all kinds Of Irish butter the market has
an improving appearance, and, accompanied by good
demand high prices have been obtained, viz Cork al
SOS TO s2s ss to sos and Limerick 7ss to gas
per cwt upon which terms many contracts have been
entered into for arrival Dutch has been in extensive
request, and although there has been fair supply still
considerable advance in the value has taken place fine
bringing SIS to COS, and common 70s to 76s per cwt
English has been much in demand; and brought further
advanced rates Dorset selling SIS 10 Gas Devon S2s to
SOS cwt, and fresh los to iss per dozen pounds
rising for all qualities although there are large arrivals
small meat landed bringing DOS to Cos and heavy sis to
sos per cwt Purchases to fair extent have been made
for arrival Middles are wanted, and the parcels sold
49s sis for BALE and Sos to 53s for fierce
Hams have been in excellent demand and prices full
the supply still small In Lard several purchases
been made, and at somewhat better prices. Waterford
and Rees sos 10 s4s and American SIS to las ner
Cheese has been only in limited demand the tendency
Of prices upwards For barrelled provisions prices
nue to rule firm and fair demand exists for beef pork
RceThe better qualities of Bengal maintain their value
but inferior sorts have declined Sd to Cd per cwt Ex
porters and the home trade inclined to get largely
into stock OF Bahia 800 bags sold at las
middling clean white but rather broken and little mix
ed and at lbs I'd to las for sea damaged Java is wanted
met with In Madras the business transacted has been
at rather higher prices Clean wanted and prices rule
firm Patna l5s to 20s and Carolina at 24s to 30s Taow
Russian is little wanted, and prices still on the de
cline Ais Cd to 42s per cwt having been accepted for
small feterSDurgn yellow candle,
but soap makers and chambers only take sufficient for
their immediate wants Town Tallow has been in excel
lent request in consequence of the moderate rate Of sos
having been accepted net cash. but there is still large
supply Australian has been sparingy dealt in at 38s to
Ais for good and ne and 37s for low tn middng
quality American is dull of sale at 32s to Ais per cwt
for low to fine None has again been offered at
public SALE and at present is announced The stock
Of Foreign and Colonial is less than it last year but
prices higher, and the deliveries going slowly
Whalebone has further declined in value, increased
quantity having been brought to market but 10 tons at
public sae all sod Southern at f205 to f2l0 and North
West Fishing at fI79 to f2O4 per ton.
LIVERPOOL CorroS MARKET.--Report for the Week
ending July 3-There is change Of Importance in
Of prices sufficient to call for alteration in
the quotations Still each day of the week the de-
maDd has been fair and occasionally rather lively the
rates of American qualities have been looking up This
applies to the good and prime quite as orcb the mid
ding and fair The upward tendency Of market has
arisen conceive, mainly from the satisfaction felt
at the settlement Of the Oregon dispute and the certainty
of intercourse with the United States remaining
interrupted together with the final disposal Of the Corn
counts OF CROP &C., there is nothing The former
statements of crop have been fully confirmed, and may
hardly exceed 100000 bales. This point settled,
shall have to look with increased interest to the state
of the consumption, both in Europe and America The
present stock of cotton held by own spnners is ad
mitted all hands to be moderate while the prospects
of the times and hold out the hope Of continual
wedong. We therefore look for fair demand SO leng
prices remain at their present moderate SCALE Any
material disturbance therein would doubt subject US,
usual to the suffering and reaction attendant sud-
den fuctuaon The stock of Egyptian cotton is felt to
be rather heavy well Islands, the only descrp
tons that Sales in the former continue to be
made at sgd and of the latter public sale of 1000 bales
is declared for Friday next But doubt these large
and urgent sales are preparing the way for gen.
been taken on speculaton and 1850 American and $50
Surats for export 1000 Sea Islands declared for
ton Friday next Sales to-day 5000 bales. The sales
for the week amount to 40 $40 bales
FoR THE WEEK ENDING JUNE 26.-We last week
pointed out the comparative difference in our stocks of
Cotton in this place as well in the hands Of con-
also the decreased the
of the United States, compared with the period
last year From which it would be gathered that the
total quantity of the material has considerably de-
creased We also drew attention to the advanced scale
ofprces of the present period compared with last
ty affecting the staple has occurred Advces from
the United States, few days later, merely confirm the
previous reports and statements of the that coun
try. Since our last circular have only had mode
rate demand prices barely supporting the currency of
that day. in no instance exceeding it, and in most kinds
OF common American it has been found necessary to
concede l6d The quotations will undergo little
alteration Sea Islands understood to be nearly Id
per h. lower within the last month No doubt the sga
tons about the ministry have had tendency to
enterprise and circumscribe operations 500 Amer
can have been taken speculation and 1850 American
ITO Pernams and $50 Surats for export P. S-Since
writing the above, the division the Coercion Bill has
been received that with its probable consequences, a
dullness Of market Sales to-day 1000 bales Sales
for the week. 24,670 bales.
LIyERrooL MARKErs, July s.-Ashes--For Montreal
Pearl and Pot there is fair demand the prices current
for the former 2ls Cd to 2 and 22s Cd per cw for
Pot Beeswax-A few casks of American brought e.
los to e. rs cd per cwt Hemp-There have not been
any sales OF Baltic hemp for days past 30 bales of
American hacked have been sold at 2s to 22s Sd per
tom and about 100 tons Of Jute at former prices Naval
trade have again their operations in their
distilleres, the consumption is proceeding at the
works Tar continues without alteration Tice-There
is fair demand for Bengal The sales during the past
week amount to 1000 bags at lls for white broken and
Us 3d. to lss Sd for good mddlng very good white
Salt-There continues very good demand for this ar
Gle, and good deal has shipped of lately which
has much reduced the stocks There is in consequence
less disposition the part Of the propretors, to sell
at present rates an advance is therefore looked for
which, no doubt will shortly be obtained. The follow
ing are present quotations BEST fine slowed for
bags l4s to los per ton handed Jumps l3s to shue
Jumps lis 3D. to l2s marine and butter o. 6d common
TallowThe demand has lattery improved but the bu-
siness doing still continues limited Y. c. is steady at
brought Ais Sd per cwt American Lard has again been
sold lower $500 kegs of good to fine quality having been
Sis Sd to sSs Sd per- cwt sales this month
are e9o hhds viz ~ Virginia leaf 2a6 stemmed, 2s1
kentucky leaf and $3.50 .temmed or these 50 virgins
leaf, l73 semmed SO Kentucky leaf, and II stemmed
were taken for Ireland &c Virginia stemmed Scotland
Virginia leaf, ! semmed and ia Kentucky leaf, ex
lucky leaf and 300 stemmed by the trade The imports
are asa nhds from New Orleans: 70 Virginia and las
gov. The exports 236 hhds for Africa IL Isle OF
Man, Jersey, and Newfoundland. Since our last re-
port the inquiry has for the been good and fair
business done with all sorts, at the rates current in
which at present we have no alteration to notice
STATE OF TRADE THE MANUFACTURING DISTRICTS.
Our advces from the manufacturing districts are to
the latest date At Rochdale, the 29h owing to the
hay harvest there very thin attendance Of buy
in the market and fewer pieces offered for SALE
In wool little business has been done and prices have
undergone no change There improvement in
the luddersfeld market on the 30th We have several
foreigners but their object is only obtain patterns
II IS hoped however, that in few weeks may have
to report more avoraby Of the state of fancy
factures The tone Of the Leeds market is unaltered
and business in general continues very lsnguid Al
though there was no marked increase in the
indeed scarcely to be expected this particular pc
Rod OF the year the general impression amongst all par
ties seemed to be that prices had reached their lowest
point and that an improvement in the demand might be
expected The downward tendency which manifested
itself last week consequently arrested and prices
were generally firm, but improvement could be noted
Liverpool Times July
European Corn Trade.
From the Liverpool Times July 81
LoNDon-The grain trade at Mark-lane has not beer