The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-07
LIVERPOOL CLAssirioArIoNs

| CorrEE--As previously noticsd-,he market 10 wi
out animation few sales Of sumats se the only ones
The stock Of Brazil s said to he abou 80 900 bags
HEMr-There has been nothing doing in the market
| for the last seven or eight days
HiDEs-Duting the past four five days sales of
importance have been reported; the last within
knowledge was in Matamoras. at 10 cts. 8 mos
LEADThis market, 10 common with all other articles
Of trade, Is exceedingly dali Missouri is selling at So
ed and previous sales at So u.s. cts off, for cash. Bar
lead ~ cts; sheet4
Trinidad for refining and st Croix for the pur-
pose made but on terms not made public. Porto
Rico % 2s surinam, for refining % cents, and Cuba
PRovIsroSs-The speculative movement, or feeling,
noticed last week throughout the market has almost
entirely subsidized and the market has assumed
tied aspect Transactions are moderate hardly any
curing, except for home, or immediate use. Ohio pork
| Mess 50 s7h Prime So. Lard-Ohio is quiet Butter
aud cheese dull with small recep;s grease brought
| Is cents.
RicE-Some tierces changed hands, principally for
| export at 50 s7h a 3 56k, cash.
sEsDs-Ihere is but little inquiry for cl;ver, or in
clined slightly The last sale was in prime, ut ~
| cents
TALLow-A large sale Of county rendered, was mode
at IA cents cash. other than this have nothing to
report. The stock light and the market quiet
The demand is light, with an accommodating stock Some
hhds of Kentucky sold at u cents; few parcels
aud 60, mos do filters "a cts; some 100 hhds Of
Cuba at 2o Florida l2h cts; Connecticut go 49,
at2k 4; ID cases of Florida at a Is cts. cash.
WHALEBorE-This article has been, for few days
past without activity. Nothing leyond few sales Of
North West coast at 80 cents and South Sea 33h
cash, have occurred.
WooL-There is nothing doing in either foreign do
nestle worth noticing A sale Of fleece, principally
common was made last week ut 10 a. three quarters
Merno.
The Crops.
The Crops In New Jersey far as we learn,
yielding abundant harvests though in Sussex 10 said
that the Wheat il behind its average yield The Rye
Oats, and Hay have generally been gathered in.
The editor of the Washington Reporter, who has been
tour through large portion OF the State Of Penn
sylvania remarks that abundant harvest has not
rewarded the toll of the husbandman in many years
The general opinion is that the yield to fall grain is
threeod that of past and the grain in all
well filed and perfect The grass crop of almost
exampled productiveuess We found says he, many Of
the farmers moving their pasture grounds thing very
unusaL Corn fields never gave greater promise Of
ruitfuness and this observation holds equally good in
respect to upland and owand &c. also, Of oats, which
will yield an extraordinary crop. This 10 cheering.
gen leman wiring from Burlington, Racine, Wis.
consul Territory gives the following information:
I'VE midst of the wheat harvest and the
crop in Wisconsin will be much less than half crop
Never since the first settlement the territory has there
been such failures the rust has nearly ruined the whole
there are many farmers that do not harvest any"
We regret to learn that the rot has broken out and
assumed a putridviru lent iorm" among the ans iu
Jamsica II 10 feared that il nure the food vi the
thus the susrngs ofhe colonts there may be grea
that nf Z r1n tho 1otfo