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

good ground for expecting that things will shortly
sumo SUM, q more lively aspect The following We're the
55l2 bales New Orleans 60 to lo5
1915 " Mobile 81 to "a
| 2l97 Upland "a to SO
The imports during the same period amount to % SAG
bels: Ashes-Prices have again undergone decline
% bbs American Potash LIST brands, 1916, at 81 and
afterwards 200 bbls deliverable in July and August at
done in Pearash which we quote at So Is to SO So for
consumption We have received s0l bbls Pots and 10
been compee sen sfn Drugs and
have therefore only to notice the arrival of rs casks
9uercitron Bark and % packages Beeswax from New
YORK and ID packages Beeswax from St. Domingo.
LeadPrices Of Missouri Lead have receded from our
previous quotations and $500 pigs deliverable by the
Shakespeare and Europe sold at so so per 100
kill duty paid We have received 5000 pigs from New
Orleans. and some arrivals from Spain. Rice-we have
to record sales of l44 erces Carolina Rice at 81 to "a
SIN and 1900 bags East India to 10 per so Kill duty
paid The imports were s24 tierces by the Louis Phi
Ppe and St Nicholas from New York and Apollo from
Tallow, &c-very little demand has been manifested
Talow, only SO casks New York having been of at
so per so kill duty paid Russia yellow DID, is without
inquiry deliverable at the fall of the year worth
fol IN American Lard have to notice sales of 22l
use We have received s4 casks Talow and 1861 bbis
Lard from the United States-Whalebone Scarcely
past week the only sale to report being malot north
western fishery at AK per Il kill for home USE We
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received from New York and London. Stock $50 tons
against IS tons last year
NORTH AMERICAN PRODUCE MARxEr.-We have at
length the satisfaction of advising that after five
months discussion the Corn and Tariff Bills they have
become law the royal assent having being given to them
will exercise on the general interests of Great
Britain, in giving increased employ our shipping
and opening up new field of commercial enterprise the
energetic industry and the capital Of this country,
hardly be overrated; and inasmuch, what
comphshed sure guarantee for the removal of all
commercial history. Next to our own country. the
United States will benefit largely in these changes;
followed by revision Of their tariff and reduction in
the import duties the trade between the countries
seen There has been no very marked Improvement in
trade during the past month"; but with the sett ment of
the Corn Bill and the consequent release of five
millions OF money, which has been locked up in bonded
grain and flour, anticipate favourable change imme-
dately in every department of trade. In beef there
have been few transactions during the month"; and with
heavy arrivals stock has been still further increased
Lower prices have been accepted for secondary quail
qualities held for former rates In pork the few sales
made have also been at lower rates. Bacon mddes in
arrival there have been none lately on sale HAMS
from want of adaptation to market in the imports
high price of Irish prime article of pale dried
or dry salted hams would command ready sale. Lard
colder and we are enabled 10 retain the ouoaons
last advice Taow meets only fiat sale at former rates
the home supplies being much larger than were cacua.
ted on and interfering much with the demand for foreign
The Russian government has RENTED half the export
duty about Is Id per cwtD but prices have advanced
imported from thence lower terms in of
the remission OF cheese the only arrival has been 1000
to 4es the principal portion realizing ASS to AS There
would be large sale for fine qualities Grease butter
sells freely at 4os Ito AIS Hides have been in fair de-
have been $50 Texans at Sd and 1900 New Orleans IS
h. weight at asd and SO h. at a5ld Kips 10 ID weight
at AID to 41d OF hemp few small parcels have been
sold at f2a to f22 los the quality inferior Ashes-Mon
treal pot have been in better demand at 2as Cd,
Pearls have still dull SALE their nominai 1' Va.
lue being as None of the recent arrivals have yet
come the market IL naval Stores the last sales re
ported at los Cd for Tar and IS I'd for ordinary
Turpentins up to Is Sd for fine quality. Beeswax with.
out change in value. No Lead on the market few
small parcels of Cloveseed have changed hands ON
cuaton at 4os to i2s No sales in Flaxseed For Lin
sm 1seEs . no except at
for thick round and &c los f6 l5s for thin oblonp
slaves are in dull demand at the quotations At the pub
lie sales OF Wool last week there good
Of buyers but owing to the announcement of unusually
large sales in London, there little spirit in purchas
Most q the sass ssk sai With S
only sales made being Of inferior washed at Cd to lOd
Our present rates I'd per Id under those at the
same period of last year. Up tho Goth ult when the
new duties came into operation, Corn market re.
of Sl ovsr e most spang
been more extensive but owing the pressure of very
heavy supplies prices have declined consideraby-the
best samples OF United States Wheat having been sold at
Is to IS 4d per 20 lbs duty paid Western Canal Flour
AIS, Baltimore Dos 3D. to COS Cd Philadelphia and New
orleans 25s Cd to Cos The best brands of Canadian
brought 26s Sd to ais Indian Corn being large sup
ply has declined to 32s to 33s for white and sis
Tor yellow Indian Meal is now unsseablc at los per
barrel The stock of Wheat and Flour in bond at thia
port the 30h ult $50 900 quarters of Wheat
$4,000 barrels of Flour which does not include the
cent arrivals from Canada and az the duty will advance
to IS per quarter to-day with the prospect of further
advance to IS in the of few weeks should prices
remain at the present currency the whole of the above
quantity has been already cleared at the duty Of Is Der
quarter. The prospects Of growing crops have be-
still more cheering owing to the late refreshing
rains with the certainty of early harvest should the
weather continue Acknowledgement Times july 3.
| BoMBAv, May 2O.-The commercial season is now
closed and during the eight days which have elapsed
since the despatch Of the last mall scarcely anything
| has been done
Cotton Manufactures -The market has been altoqe
Their without animation and the business done has
limited in the extreme The only sale have 10 quote
one OF 200 pieces Of grey long clothes 80 wards bv
30 inches at RI. 200 10 rs. 440 per piece.
Yaps-We have alteration 10 notice in the nrice,
OF either mule or water twist We quote Turkey red
yarn somewhat higher than before but orange is ,na
tered in value The only sale reported to us is one of
5000 IDS OF NO 40 mule at . annas per h.
Eastern Produce-Cotton.-F purchases of tbi.
staple for the English markets have taken nlace since
our last and but little alteration prices has
The following are the rates Breach and Jum-
booser I2rs TO I3rs Surat 76rs to 77rs Doers 65rs
to 66rs Oomarawuttee, 70rs. to 72rs Barsee 67rs
and Compta odd 65rs per candy There are neither
changes to notice transactions report in other srt
cles Of eastern produce
Freights Tonnage has continued scarce and reiehts
10 Great britain have in consequence still further adj
vanccd. They may now be quoted at ca los per ton
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