The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-07-17
AMERICAN PRODUCE IN ENGLAND

The following statements were made says thu
London Times, for the purpose of showing to how
great tegree we avail ourselves OF the articles
food and general provisions which are produced il
the United States. We quote them from a numbe
of the Times of May and another Of June that gu
readers may see something of the extensive natur,
of the importations of American provisions at tn,
! ports Of Liverpool and London since the change o
the English commercial regulations;
The importations of provisions from the United
States, into the ports of London and Liverpool
have continued to be of an extensive nature, and
of Importance as showing the extent to which tn,
supply of such articles from that quarter is carried
The following the principal arrivals of the kind
\ The Margaret Evans arrived Mt this port from New
York, having $3.50 barrels of -four, 400 packages o
oil cake, so of clover seed, 40 of lard 104 of
root, and 600 slaves for coopers' board il
addition to extensive cargo, comprising rosn
turpentine, and other articles and the Paoli, from
Baltimore, brought 3,50l packages of -four, lO2 OF
pork, 10 packages of cider, and other articles; and
the Diamond, from Alexandria, United States
1894 packages of -four, and other produce. The
ship Swan, which arrived at the port of Liverpool
from New Orleans had on board 2, 1853 packages OF
four 403 of pork, SO of tongues, Ill packages OF
oil cake for feeding cattle, and 5000 slaves for coop.
erng purposes, in addition to an extensive cargo oil
cotton, hemp, hides, &c. ...
The ship Henry, subsequently arrived at,this
port from New Orleans, brought / ,2S4 packages Of
beef 459 of lard; l47 tierces and $780, 1853 ID loose
of oil cake and ], 500 slaves for coopering pur-
SEES; and the Oceana, also from New Orleans, very
large quantity of oil cake, seeds, staves &c. The
North Star, from Philadelphia, at the port of Liver
pool, brought 2535 packages of -four, quantity Of
clover seed, &c; the Acfpon from New Orleans, 204
bags of Indian corn 279 of beef, and 2,400 slaves;
the Eleanor also from New Orleans a large quantity
of cotton, 200 slaves and quantity of heading for
making casks; the United States, from New Or
leans, a quantity Of cotton, 5000 oak slaves, 200
packages of pork, Sl3 of four 432 of lard 60 Of ba-
con, and TAG packages Of beef The Charemagne,
arrived from New Orleans, brought 5000 bales Of
cotton, 1000 sacks of Indian corn, 1000 Of -four
and other articles; and the Athole, from Montreal,
l,797 packages of four $40 quarters Of wheat, $40
of butter, 100 barrels of behring's, and large guam
tity of coopers' slaves, of Canadian produce.
The t. Fl. Perkins, subsequently arrived at Liv-
erpool, from New Orleans, brought 1860 packages
of -four, All Of lard 75i Of beef 900 sacks Of In
dian corn, and 10000 tree-nas for ship building
purposes the Siddons, from New York, 1916
packages Of -four, go of bread 10 Of beef, &c; the
Astrncan, also from New York, ,226 packages Of
beef 500 Of -four and 400 staves; the CORN, from
New Orleans, l. T73 packages of beef, 925 Of -four,
and 10 900 slaves; Rammohun Roy, from PhladeI-
pt,ia, 97l2 packages of -four, CD Of beef, &c; and
The Susquehannah, from the same place, A, APO bar
rels, and AZ half barrels Of -four and other articles
the Great Western brought 200 bags Of corn meal
large quantity of clover seed and other articles;
the Ward Chapman, from New Orleans, $3.50 pack
ages Of -four and sc Of grease, 40 Of pork 300 quar-
ters Of wheat 153 Of beans, and 900 of corn, 070
packages Of lard I6S OF beef, 1900 slaves, and
other articles; and finally, the ship Barbara, from
Halifax, brought among other articles $40 packages
Of four 40 Of pork, 1873 Of behring's, $3.50 slaves,
IS 400 laths for the peculiar purposes to which they
are especially applied, and large quantity Of hard
wood, timber, planks, bsttens, and other wood
goods peculiar to North America. The numerous
rnenfioned have contained in add,iu IN tha
articles named, extensive cargoes Of the usual de
scrpton Of articles known being produced IN the
United States, and brough, thence to this country
but we have generally confined ourselves to the art
cles Of food and general provisions which have ar.
rived, Il being our intention TO show the extent to