The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-21

infested with burrs and dirt that msnufactursrs
will take the trouble With it when they get colonial
and cape present rates There has been large bust
done In Alpaca during the month at about former
rates There fair business doing in Irsh more for
export than during the two previous months, still the
reports from France, are far from satisfactory The
clip of Scotch comes to market slowly; the bet
ter class finds ready sale at late prices the lower
kinds in less request The public sales have been
progressing in London since the 10th; already $4,000
bales have passed the hammer and, considering the
ghtness In the money market prices satsfac
tory than could have been expected-Hughes e. Ro-
naid
FsEIoHrs AT LIVERPOOL, Sept. 3-since our last re-
raj reduction In reight and lower rates have been
cspted for nearly every part in the Union the depres
S BY the s Of goods usual q
weight Sc ton; earthenware 6s fine goods 2Os
hardware i5s. Boston-dead weight los to l5s; fine
dead weight lOs fine goods 2Os hardware 20s; esrhen
ware U.s. Batmore-fne goods 2Os hardware 20s earth
lis Cd to 2Os earthenware Is Sd to M dead weight to
i2s o. Charleston-dead weight 1885, fine goods 25s;
hardware 2os earthenware 0s-Focke aud Bout
lions has been dull fair amount Of business has been
but rather lower prices have been accepted
The sales reported since include II so bales su
Madras 44d to sd for fair western to fair ipnsvey:
and ~ Bengal at AID for similar quality OF 1890 bales
innevely ana 100 bales western Madras offered by
on about 1900 Of the former sold readily at full prices
viz ga to 5Ad for fair to fully fair Metas-The iron
market has been rather during the last eight
failures causing buyers to operate only for actual orders
and the limited business done has been prices in favor
Of the buyers. symptoms of improvement begin to
manifest themselves Welsh bars however continue in
good request and fair extent OF business has done
at firm prices. Railway bars also in good demand.
and fetch much money as this day week. Scotch
pigs 69s cash. for No l. and 67s Cd for mixed
numbers WEIGH bars IS los to fs l5s and rail- fs los
5peter continues to give way in price and although
there sellers at los under those OF this day week
hear of business being done On the spot purchases
made 49, and arrival at 2s Cd to So under
this prce adj N tpdd md
purchases might be made at tre under quotations
buyers to forward British tin has been in
fair request for consumption at lower prices Foreign
continues dull of sae at late rates There buyers
to fair extent at s2s to s2s Cd for Straits and s4s to
these prices Copper being only In small supply, com
mands q steady sale at full prices Naval Stores
D%r,ng the week ending Aug &c few small sales Of
9s cwt An inquiry continues to exist for spirits
and prices further improved slightly English drawn
business was done in American at ais to AS per cwt
casks included but the largest holders not free
sellers Mt the prices noted In the course Of the subse
quent week. that ending Sept g. there very small
quantity Of rough Offering in the market and holders
demand IS Cd to 9s per cwt: Spirits firm at the
late advance and the trade have been buyers at 40s for
English drawn; American are in good demand and
business done at Ais to Ais cd for fine casks included
holders however unwilling to sell largely at these
prices, and the principal is asking 44s per cwt
Swedish tar is scarce and much wanted prices
only Arm but have an advancing tendency Stockholm
Is worth 20s per BARREL and Archange 20s to Oils An
rival of 1000 bbs of the latter has lately forward
Professionalism Butter continues in fair demand but
importers free sellers prices have receded about
per cwt The deliveries are still exceeding the arr
vals and the stock Is not quite large it
that time last Carlow landed first brands COS to
92s Carrick 88s to 90s Clonme sos to 2s Cork
90 and Waterford and Limerick SIS to per cwt On
board no business reported the advices from Ireland
operating against purchases Tho supply of home make
being large the demand has been good and the
rates accepted about under those last quotedne
Dorset Dos to ss mddng OBS to 9s Devon Gas to 96s
per cwt and fresh 9s to les per dozen lbs The supply
of Bacon has continued equal to the demand really
kinds scarce and fetch full prices but other kinds
dull and scarcely realise former rates Several arr
walls have taken place from Hamburger but the quality
Is rather Indifferent American is dull of SALE and pur
chases are made on easier terms The stock is the
increase owing to foreign arrivals Irish bale and tierce
mddles are very scarce, and would fetch stiff rates If
offered American in good demand at to COS for
mddes OF Pork and the prices for Bacon middes
Prime stout Pork is wanted but small riddes are un-
saeable Prime Irish Hams have been rather more in
request but all other kinds uasaeabe Westphalia
meet with steady aale at full pricesgood fine 70s
to 72s and inferior and mdding 5Ss to 6ts American
are dull Of sale and lower; smoked SOS to 65 and in
pickle 45s to Sos American Lard is less request
lower prices not takenkegs quoted at sos to
and bbs 48s to 50s. In Irish Lard Improvement has
taken place in the inferior kinds and from the scarcity
OF finer sorts little has been done Barreed Irish Beet
and Pork steady at previous rates American Bee
being scarce continues in good demand, and very full
rates are pail. Pork has made dull SALE and may be
purchased on lower terms Indian beef zoos 1865
tierce of336 lbs lois Cd to l0s prime
I'd per barrel American cheese being of indifferent
quality has met with dull sale. and lower price has
been accepted-good and fine sos to 66s, aud inferior
and middng 40s to 45s English cheese remains much
the same as last noted with fair business doing at
quotations Foreign is in good request at full prices
but for export little has done Edam sos to Cos
Gouda 36s to AS and Kanta as CAS- Rice The
ket during the week ending August %, was very dull
and ordinary descriptions could not be sold except
reduced rates. white Bengal though rather cheaper has
been better supported By private contract the bust
ness done was comparatively incopsderabls and though
auction, only small proportion has been disposed of
the public sales 4750 bags and 1900 pockets
gal small part of which was sold; mddlipg end good
white los to U.s. 1850 bags and 995 pockets Madras the
whole Of the sound OF which bought in at l2s I'd
I5s the few damaged being sold com paratvely cheap
Since the 23d better demand has sprung up ad
of Cd to ls especially the inferior sorts
business would have been done, but holders were no,
free sellers The public sales consisted of $500
pockets Bengal and 1908 bags Madras the whole of the
former bought in l6s to Ss Cd for low mddiug
good white except the parcel pockets which sold mid
ding "hite los to los Cd and of the latter the Bengal
grain was bought in at las to Ids Cd and the plump
chiefly sold at lbs Cd The private sales about COCO
bags, landed, aud some cargo Bengal at lbs to arrive
To-day the market has dull appearance for all kin d.
Of East India and the few parcels sold privately
barely at former rates. Carolina is dull of SALE and
there ready sellers of town dressed at 2ss to 3 blu,
these rates will not be OF long duration Talow
in much request and prices lower the present quo
tations being AS on the spot Tea-The market during
the past fortnight has been rather quiet but steady
and prices, in some instances, have receded Whale
bone-A better demand has been experienced for this
article and some articles have been taken at El60 al
which price the market Is firm.
LONDON ToBAcco MARKET, Sept 3-The market has
continued in nearly the state presented in
last and have resumed our former quotations sales
may be estimated at $50 hhds (and with the exception
of about 100 hhds consisting Of home trade qualities,
some instances buyers supplied themselves freely
at rates which may be considered if the
prospective views OF holders be Parcels of
descriptions have been withdrawn aud the character
the market has become contracted; alude more
especially to western strips of fine quality Latest ad-
vices from tie United States have brought higher quo
ons for fine Virginia. but other sorts remained nearly
the same. Imports 766 hhds Deliveries S45 hhds
against III Ia hhde in the
LIZA hhds in 1915; 059 hhds. in 1874; 754 hhds In
1913; and 1876 hhds in 1912 Stock 26.OO5 hhds
against % $50 hhds in 1896 % 232 hhds in 1885, 2s7Ol
bhds in S44 81 266 hhds in l843; and SO hhds in
1912. In Virginia sales have been limited not exceed
ing 200 hhds and nearly all of spinning quality for cut
ing purposes the demand has fallen Off very much and
appears gradually diminishing two or three parcels
mddlng sorts may be had at lower prices than
growth of corresponding quality, respect leaf and
substance A market cargo consisting of 766 hhds 81
Ayrshire arrived early in the month. In Ken
lucky leaf and stripe the largest proportion o
transactions has consisted, without having effected
any change in quotations. Sales have been, with
very few exceptions, of good and fine qualities at 4d