The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-19

quality for all late arrivals. Corn, &c.pndsr tbs IN.
ousnt highly favorable prospects tor our harvest
our corn market showed symptoms OF weakness two
DAYS amer the departure Of the mail of the 10Th ut fol-
lowed bv limited business at decline OF 6s per bar.
rel on -four and until the arrival Of the Caledonia
the Goth ut bringing adyices OF light stocks in the
ouotations were effected with difficulty. The demand
for Indian corn has continued to be extensive from Ire
land white now commanding 2s per quarter above the
currency of yellow Corn Meal has sold a. 3ls during
the month and should there be truth In the report
current that the potato crop OF this in Ireland will
he lost the value OF corn and meal will be enhanced
White kidney beans sold ut sis per asOio extra qualities
CsttonThe improved tone Of our market noted on the
10Th ut has been maintained and fair amount OF bu
siness transacted ut further advance OF IA per h.
Import Of American this year to .,o
asth May s ss9 l alo against s sss saa
Import Of ali qualities to May % 5l5'lss o5a,727
Estimated stock Of do. b0o,74O 1II,200
Taken by the trade. S s1o "sS sssSs0
erporters .., 39,450 69,lOO
Hams are dull, and stocks OF inferior will accumulate
to result only In loss If pressed forward Hemp-No
arrivals Our quotations could be readily made for fair
parcels 80 bales of American tow sold at t2l los
very much limited, but Improvement may now be anti
cpated Prices Of New Orleans sated are nominaly as
before OF this description we have had very light I'm
port this year. the present stock Is very small In
tanned hides have been made Of oak bark tanned
half hides at 6Kd to I'D rounded butts l21sd to Az
hcmoek native sides 3d. and butts lOd to lid oa sd
to sgd have sold at rather better prices for the
lighter descriptions; heavy before Hops-Ths home
market very active in consequence OF reported
ius of aWeald Of KentD is "a As. to f5 per cwt
Lard has receded in value under the Of liberal
supplies and weather, well IS varied quality;
but superior parcels will arrive good market by and
bye New York refined In assorted small boxes brought
66s to 67s Linseed Cake-Saes have continued to be
effected within the range Of quotations. and as none
but small parcel Of round in bulk now remains on the
market the value is not likely to below 81 per ton
Lead-No American Molasses have been less in request
and the value has declined Is per cwt fine Porto Rico
selling at 24s Cd Ols-Sperm is dull at quotations,
aud sales effected with difficulty For whale and lard
oil our figures are quite nominal Pitch-No sales 1000
barrels have just arrived Pork in fair supply, and
moves on slowly at our quotations. Inc market must
in the market has ruled dull and since our last
Importers have given way o. to % Cd per cwt The
tations Seeds-l00 hhds faxseed, 1916 brand sold at
AS In clover timothy there nothing to report
hogshead enquired for Sugar dull, without any atera
ton in value Brazil and foreign $685. to 62s per cwt
Taow-stocks continuing very light have ex
hbited increased rmnes and succeeded in establishing
advance of ls to Is Sd cwt at which improved
currency fair amount Of business has been transacted
TarNo sales. considerable quantity is reported as
being on the way. Tobacco-No import, and no change
in value The sales of the past month have been 794
hogsheads consisting of 10 Virginia leaf 27s Virginia
stemmed-l62 Kentucky leaf and 276 Kentucky stem
med-and the stock now in warehouse Is l7ila hhds'
against NE period Of last
to report and currency must be considered as nom
nal Whalebono-No American here Wool-Rocent
trade sales passed of here well in London, more
brisky than could have been anticipated and had the
States woods offered been properly washed
and suitably cassed they would have realized betor
prices Business brighter aspect under the in
huence Of very seasonable weather. the money market
easier the operatives in the manufacturing districts
fully employed shipments of British goods to the
states the increase and movement toward greater
buoyancy in commercial affairs than We have been fa
vored with for some time, is manifest Meanwhile,
the fate Of prices in the Corn market will be ruled as
much by the state of the weather with from this
to harvest as by foreign supplies The Caledonia's ad
Woes cannot be said to have exercised any influence
markets The following extracts from the Econo-
mist newspaper compiled from their review of the off,
ca Board of Trade the three months
ended 9Th Aprilast will prove interesting Provisions
OF all articles known generally under this denomina
ton the increased importation and consumption Of the
present year is also very remarkable The following
comparative view of the importations in the first three
moi of each of he last throa