The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-20

T.mw.rc without movement the sales so bens
confined to the trade at steady prices.
FREIcHrs-To Liverpool, quote, cotton at 8. 16
vessel was taken sD up for the same port to load With
corn, I'D. and coo bushels of do were engaged
at Sd. For tar. 3s was offered For direct port in
bags and half in bulk, at 10tz.
FRuIr.-We notice sales of 1000 boxes bunch raj.
at ESQ bo1ss 80 sbe dIsy 100 bags
private bargain and so cases Canton ginger, at So
HEMP.-4O0 bales Manills. Imported in the shin
CincinnatD, sold previous to arrival, at &c., six
months.
Isproo.-Salea, by auction, of 40 cases MANILA at
40 SIC.
MoLAssEs continued firm with sales Of 100 hhds
Cuba Muscoyado, at 23c. 2shc.
follows:-Vened ordinary, 50 621 So SO; statuary,
SO 50a SO; and black and gold, So IS.
NAVAL SToREs-There continues to be a good de-
mand for spirits with sales of barrels at 45c cash
The last sales Of crude done at So 25 but 1t is
now held higher. We quote Wilmington rosin at 81
SIS ~ o. North county '0' ''' and tar 81 i2'I
Oms.-A fair inquiry for linseed at &c., Co., for
English and American The late arrivals of the for
mer have had tendency to depress the market, and
consequently, prices are scarcely so firm.
PRovIsIoNs,The sales of pork amounted to about
1000 barrels, including mess, at $12 SIX $13 and
prime at SO "a $40 Lard-Sales of 100 barrels were
made at SIC; s.S Beefasales Of 100 barrels city
1Oc. q lie, and this State at 12c No.
RIcE.-Parties were waiting for the United States
DeIOfe operating 10 any extent. WeQu0te the market
firm at 81 q 81 121s per cwt.
SueARs-The operations include 600 boxes brown
Havana, at5a go; 700 hhds. Cuba Museovado, at
~ 5ss; $50 do, Porto Rico, at SIC, and $50 do,
New Orleans, at ~ a SIC. All months. =
SrEEL.-A sale Of 1875 boxes made at CSC.
TALLow continued steady, at So q SHc for prime
rendered.
WINEs-We report sales of 90 Or casks Port, ut 5Oc
a 81 10, and 80 do, Madeira, at 81 1917
WHsKEY. Sales of $50 bbls. made Estate Prison
and Ohio at q 271sc.
The Crops.
The Miwoukie Wisconsin of the 9th inst. says new
wheat is coming in freely. High prices the
slow farmers and as the roads are good everything in
vites them to market.
The citizens Of Southern Wisconsin, says the South
port Telegraph, reaping the reward of their
labors in attention to the fruit culture Peaches Of
fine quality are not unusual now in our market.
The St. Martinsville (La) Creole Of the I'd inst
says that late rains have not damaged the crops
much anticipated " The is improving
under the influence Of the genial weather which we
have had for days promising fair harvest and
the cotton planters busiy occupied in their cotton
fields which will yield good average crop The Ban
of Attakspas carried down, the 26th inst four
bales of cotton, from the plantation Of Mr. Chas
Gauther this place the first which has been sent
this season from our parish.o
The Carroton MISSY Democrat of the 30th ult.,
says" The boil worm has CONNER iced its ravages in
this section Of the State, with industry that
pleely destroys the fine prospect of which plant
could boast three weeks ago. We believe however,
that II has made it's appearance almost simultaneous
ly throughout the cotton growing region. From every
quarter we hear of its destructive ravageso