The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-20

apples, bbls, so; logwood tons 49, slaves No 2l 600
To Hoiiand-Rosn, bbs los; potash, 3o5; pearlash,
6O bark, oeroons TO- whale oil, gallons 1865; India
rubber shoes, cases b rice, tierces, 05 talow lbs
IL 1928; wbalebone, 100; beeswax, ID e55; pimsnto
bags, lOo tobacco leaf hhds TO- Seneca root bales
70 Hanse TSwns.-Rosin, bbls 4o7; beef IL; pork,
81 rice, tierces, 14e hops bales Is; jaap q; sapsn
logs i palm OIL
wax, b72 tobacco, cases. 10S tobacco, ceroons 1OO2
sugar, Havana, boxes, 1851.
tallow lbs, 1918; logwsod, tons, 9.
70 Prussia, &c Potash bbls. So rosin, Dbl: o44
whalebone, lbs 2 O22; slaves No CO., 600.
To Spoin.-Staves, No. $4,000.
American, ioo rum, American hhd, 20; tobacco, 50;
tobacco, bales, s49 domestcs, 75 ssgars, Mo- 80 0oo
candles boxes 2o hats, cases 20; matches, TO- silks
1; powder, kegs, 6l2; lumber, feet 7,34S
To Brasil.-Flour bbls 300; beef, 10; lard, lbs,
2445 butter $50; tea hyson, mating rolls, 49,
pepper, bags So candles, sperm, boxes, 80; chairs
feet, 4la9oo; spars, No 4S2.
TO Central America : Pepper, bags, 3o tumbers,
cases. co. steel, 100; India rubber Shoes 9; earthen
gunpowder. $50; sunpowder, cases i2 bread, bbs 25
chairs dOz AZ; shovels, No, 3ooi crowbars, $50.
pitch o SnessT % o1s sp2s' S.
candles sperm IL; tin plates 20 caret wine casks,
10; dry fish lbs ,e7l butter s76 cheese so2 brady
drugs, pkgs, o; domestics. 1877; onions, crates III
whale OIL gals, 1877; demijohn', No. 200
FL 6our $50; ale sa mackere $780, potatoes, os pork,
3S meal TO- tar 95 bread 81 broad kegs, AL nails,
ESQ., beans an bushels sS cider boxes lSo candles
cases. 8; furniture 60; hats s. butter lbs 1893; dry
fish, 1O9647; cheese $685. hams, 45is lard 1880 to-
ry, pkgs 632; cotton duck, 16 rice ties 1i7 onions,
crates, 81 domestics, bales q candlewick Al salt,
sseois No s2o hoops iumbsr sa5I
To French West Indies.-Bread, bills 2l2; meal 1885,
rye -four 55 pork 49, beef 81 bread 49, -four 100; ale,
butter, lbs $780, tea, hyson 400 lard 1925 cheese
945 hams, 4o4; soap, boxes, e5; candles mould lis;
ne W Esf ss' Il sGm ss sl ssss so
rye feur ao pork loo beef "a potatoes 90; rice, Is;
ds 1
mould, 1870; tobacco hhds: 2; domestics, bales,a.
flour, 1879 rye -four, 32 bread, 229 mach ere ~ po
tstoes 1o7 beef 81 apples 81 onions 2s ale 2a rice,
gals 81 tobacco, hhds q do manfd, lbs s3e butter
1883 lard 61s7 cheese 344o; oil meal 12oooi sugar,
s4 a u.s. b.s as candies
shoes cases. Ill hay bales, $751; lumber IT, 15O0; oars
To British North .ame,ica Flour, bbls $3.50; meal
1017 pork 2l3; bread, Z; rye flour, 14S apples, 3d.
onions, TO- rice 81 rice tcs hans lbs es4; butter
ss CANDLES s s
No. 1000.
The expectation of for the week were very
large larger than they have been in any single week
for the past year. OF -four 654 barrels shipped
of which 27 went to Great Britain 146 500 bushels
of corn, of which 1850 went to Great Britain and
81 1854 bushels Of wheat the whole of which to
Great Britain. The shipments of provisions Of all
kinds have also been unusually large Cotton has gone
forward more rapidly this than for the same
period last and export trade, at all events
this port is concerned has thus far been much more
profitable and to much greater extent than in 1S47
The expectation Of cotton from all the ports up to the
latest dates this year. to foreign port has
bales, against 1926 to corresponding dates in 1S47
showing increase of IA 343 bales this year There
has this year. increase in shipments to Great
Britain of 20 26l bales and falling off in the shipments
to France, of S257 bales All that IL new necessary to
place our foreign trade upo1 favorable footing is,
proper reduction in our mportations reduction in
accordance with the reduced demand from CONSUMERS
This We cannot regulate. The manufacturers Of Eu-
rope not entirely governed by the orders from this
country, in sending out their fabrics. If they have
surplus Of any article 1t is sent here for SALE knowing
that it will command high prices in this country in
any other part of the world and markets used
for the purpose Of reducing home supplies and keeping
other markets from being glutted.