The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-18

portaton reported above Of only about fifteen thou
sand less reduction in the duties Of more than
twenty thousand dollars The for the week
year about thirty cent and for ths week this
year about twentysx per cent. The business at the
custom during the past week has been limit
ed compared with previous weeks this fall The import
trade for this fall is about and Notwithstanding
the sntiopations formed early In the season srsla-
tive to an immense importation, the amount Of
merchandise received has very large, compared
with the corresponding in previous years The
value Of merchandise exported from this port last week
to foreign ports than double the value of the
imports for the period.
The quantity Of certain articles exported nom this
port for the week ending Oct 18th inclusive, dstin
gushing the destination, has been a. annexed
ExroRrs OF fRoDucE FROM the PoRr OF New YonK.
To Great Britan-Cheese, 372, III lbs; turpentine,
1929 bbls hops 40 bales spirits turpsntns gals
-four 100 bbls cotton 500 bales hams % 5el bs beef
ass ,srces; meal bbs; corn 1850 bushels; bees
wax 6O4 lbs wheat 4s4i bushels clover seed, SOS
TO F2anes-staves, 10000; cotton, a,sS0 bales;
rosn, 500 bbls.
70 Danish IVES. IndiesRioe 4ya6 lbs; -four, 100 bbs;
butter. .9Oe lbs; fish, 1890 lbs; lard 2.3l6 do.
To Spanish Wet Indies Hams 4l7O lbs; cheese, sso
do; pork 10 bbs butter a4s lbs lard $3.50 do; rice,
TO British West Indies-Flour, IT'S bbls; corn, 44s
bushels butter ei9 lbs; cheses 24s do beet 50 bbls
bbls; hams l,726 lbs
10 British North american Coloniss-Flour, 1852
100 ao meal ass do apples, 4Odo rice ia4ss ib' beef
Is bbls.
TO ST. Domingo-Flour 900 bbs; rice, 5000 lbs dry
hsh 200 do; butter 1900 do hams 600 do meal 40
bbls pork, IL do; beef, 10 do; cheese, l,l2o lbs
The value Of exports for the week 6,ss6, Of
which $l,24o,7l6 exported In American vessels,
and 1896 2l in foreign vessels will be perceived that
the shipments of brsadstu to Great Britain continue
only to limited extent.
The amount Of duties imports received at Charles
ton c., for the month Of September ls47, 900
against $4,000 for the corresponding month in ls4e
showing an increase Of 5000 in Sept s47. The
lus dutabs goods imported for the week this year
$l6s2al free goods, $2io; exports of domestic pro-
duce for the same time, $sla,2s9.
The quantity Of -four wheat corn and barely left at
tide water during the second week in October in the
years 1916 and ls47. was as follows -
Flour S0' WSe q. 'u Corr 'u g b, ,s b.
I Is: $685. ssssa s ST. ass;a s "sl
Increase. -. ss,2 Dec Ia2ssl Inc. 4al,s Dec 1880
The aggregate quantity Of the articles left at
tide water from the of navigation to the
l4th Of October, inclusive, was as foiows:-
Frs y,sss s b. b. ssr,y-
i as:: ssss l 1851 1'sssi i liss ssas
Increase. -. sses72 i.2ss340 4.llosas Dec 10000
By reducing the wheat to four the quantity Of the
latter left tide water this year. compared with the
corresponding period OF last year. shows equal
to loss oss barrels OF -four and decrease Of excess,
since our statement Of last week. Of as,o4 barrels Of
-four
The receipts Of corn, thus far exceeds, by 3sl59l2
bushels, the entire receipts Of is4o.
The receipts of barley up to the close of the second
week in october during the present compared with
the corresponding period in s+e, show decrease OF
700 bushels and from the ls Of September to the
I4th Of October inclusive compared with the same Pc
Rod in ls4o, decrease Of aOi 100 bushels
The following table shows the quantity Of some OF the
principal articles Of produce left at tide water from the
Of navigation to the l4th OF October In
elusive during the year ls46 Qss days ls%o s2 dsysD
and le47, Ue7 days)-