The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-26

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There has been increase in the shlpme nts this
season 20 all parts Of the world but Frauce and
the falling on there IL large rs might have been
expected under existing circumstances To Great
Brtan the shipments thus far this year show an in
equal 60 sy per cent To the North Of Europe,
increase equal TO about sixteen per cent, and to
other foreign ports increase equal to more than
two hundred per cent This satisfactory increase In
the quantity Of this important staple shipped this
year, has not been offset by corresponding depre-
citation In prices There has been large reduction in
quotations Il Is trss, compared with the market price
but they have reached such low points that any fur
Their appreciation Is almost entirely out Of the ques
ton. The additional quantity exported this year
at moderate depreciation In prices will swell
the aggregate value Of shipments Of cotton TO an
amount much beyond that OF last year In regard to
the consumption Of cotton this year, there Ia every
probability Of Its being considerably larger than that
OF the year just closed both In this eosntry and in
Europe perhaps not however, to an extent CORES
ponding with the probable increase in the growth.
Even in the event Of is not being there margin
fOr farther fall in prices and unless there is an i'm
provement between this and planting time, we have
doubt the crop another year will be much reduced
The annexed statement exhibits the quantity OF
certain articles exported from this port, for the week
ending the ESD inst the exte mt of ship
ments to each untry
ESrohrs FROM rus Ponr o. Nsw YonK
To IirvPoot-Corn, bush. "a, SOS wheat, as OLE;
flour bbls "a I3. turps milne, les ro-in, 800 tar,
1,ls7 apples, $50 Indian NEIL SIS jalap, bales s
tobacco mid $500; cheese, SIS osS hsm.. 1851 Isra
3O3, sol whale oil gals 3,9l3 rice, ties l02; rice
bags lpe nutgalis, 20 slaves, No. IL 900 sssars
To BrfsioI-Flour 5000 bbis
TO Gloueensr-Flour, $50 bbls corn, s,0o7 bush
TO Ireiand-Meal 200 bbls -four, 100 do Tar,
do Ro.u, 10 do corn, e7l23 bushels; wheat, i65
do; Tallow, 5 li5 lbs Slaves, 1000
tee; bark Al HID. lard II $50 ID; whslsbone ii 2s4
To sifan" TSrn-Rosip, sz7 bbls. potash, 80 do;
OIL Is ia gallons; extract quinine no boxes; rice 10
tcs.i quinine, eases; l. shoes, :: bark, bales;
hops, IL dc:i Tobacco manufactured, 7siO lbs tea
Tyson, 80 lt1 do; HAM, 500 do
To Beiginm-rotash, col bills fearash, 30 do pork
40 do beef 60 rice 5sS tiercesi fsstic, 80 tons;
rosin, 100 do.
To Dsnmork, sred,n, and Norrray--Pesrlass, 10
bbl. beet, 20 do vsrnish a do tobacco So hhds.i
bark 10 do sperm oil 62l gallons; spirits tine,
$50 rice 20 tierces; fustie IL tons legwood, 90
do mahogany, az do segsrs case hops, 20 bales
70 PorfusaI1sprits turpentine, o5l gallons ro,in,
% bills pork SO do rice 40 tIercss; butter s27 lbs
wbalebone, 1870 do bark 20 hhds mats, No >,
70 SoGim Slaves. No. $4,000
To East Endios-tlour loo bbs beef SO DO bread,
leo do rosin, 50 do pitch SO do, chairs, 30 doc
crackers 200 cases. sheathng copper 20 do nails,
kegs; lead. 200 pigs; domestics, 2y7 pkgs.
10 M,rieo-Paper s7l resms; pepper, Is bags; co.
Goa 1872; silk 30 pkss; drug 49, duck q dry goods,
foreign, IL; bleaching powders IA casks ciunsmoo,
"a bales raw silk o. potatoes, 20 bbls onions l3o;
iron 20 bdls iron, III bars butter 662 lbs cheese,
545 codf,h. $500 furniture cases tacks, 10; ma
chinery, 1s5.
TO Spanish Wen Indi.s-Drugs, 100 pkgs paper,
Ito resmsi potatoes SEQ bbs; onions 100; maekerel
so; apples Is; cheese, LIS. lbs Goldfish, 1910 cham
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herring SO boxes; slaves, No 25osoi hoops, $4,000;
To Sredish West Indiss-Pork, 81 Dbl, meat so;
rye -four S. bread, o.; oatmeal 100; -four, 5l2 beef
80; msokere so; soap, 70 boxes herring so, candles
refined l0l9 hams, oo3; butter 199; cheese, 1870
lard 3S fish dry 2tG9; nails, rs casks; rice IL tcs
corn, 200 bushels; domestics, pkge.
10 British west Indies-Four, liza bbis; meal, as3
pork, 12o bread, 43 potatoes 100 apples, 80 beef,
IS rice % rice 20 ties. corn 3o5 bush. peas, s2S
Matches o0o gro onions crates tobacco, 20 hhdsi
do. Md 632 lbs butter 6,la3; cheese SOC; hams,
476 lard, $50 soap. 30 bxs candles, mould $50
lumber SO 600 r. hay SO bales live stock sheep %
To British North .ameried-Four 800 bbs. neal,
1855 pork, 20 apples 10 rye -four, 500 bread 200
lbs butter 2,ei. tea, black, 2eis; cheese So;
coffee IL bags candles, sp 20 bxs cotton bsggns.
The shipments of breadstuas for the week were
So $50 barrels -four 49l77 bushels wheat and loOagO
bushels Indian OF this, 3olss barrels -four all
the wheat and 90 e35 bushels indian shipped
to Great Britain md Ireland.
The exports to the continent Of Europe during the
past week. were larger than usual but they but
fractional part Of what the average has been in prev,-
years neither they likely TO be for long time
Our export trade, however with these countries. has
reached its minimum, aud the increase hereafter viii
be steady but very gradual Nine months Of political
revusion have placed every thing in Europe upon the
lowest basis; and any improvement in the domestis
Affairs Of that section Of the world csnno, but BE-
tn nat ms NJ inf hv
more extensive markets for our products II l. fortu
nate for us that there is demand abroad for our
breadtus it tends TO swell the value % shipments
otherwise exports would be reduces 20 the smallest
amount, and specie would have gone forward in large
amounts, in payment for the large mportations
The amount. Of tolls received at Chicago, m pro
duce transported on the Illinois and Michigan canal
for each week from the 9th Of May to the 18th o.
tober, inclusive, were annexed -