The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-26

The movements In this market have been recently to
very moderate extent, the quantity Offering for sale
il small, and holders areirm at improving prices. As
there is at this moment considerable anxiety relative
to the growing plant and much speculative feeling
listing regarding the extent Of the crop give the
views Of very intelligent and careful correspondent
upon the subject The gentleman to whom allude
has just finished extensive tour of some weeks
through the cotton region and under date Of the 4h
inst, from Mobile, says
eThe general condition of the crop is now good for
although the planters had to contend with many diff
cules during the months Of May and June they have
finally succeeded in working their crops into admirable
order. The greatest obstacle to large yield is
the thnnsss of the stand result Of the planting
and which it has curtailed to a very large extent
course affect in that ratio the production Generally
speaking, the plant is very small and backward being
not than half the size usual ut this of the
year. but In some places il looks large and vigorous
regard the final result as entirely uncertain; with
fay orable fall and with exemption from any
ordinary disasters, see nothing in the present
condition Of the crop that would render i'm practicable
fair average yield and therefore all attempts at est
mates must prove entirely speculative until later
days has been rather adverse being cool and rainy
want dry weather and hot sun, with only
sonal shswer from this time to LIST October to insure
favorable result.n
The speculations OF this correspondent upon the
growth of the crop during the past three years
been particularly accurate, and therefore entitled
to much consideration.
The annexed statement exhibits the quantity of
tain articles exported from this port for the week end
ing July oath distinguishing the destination and
Of shipments to each place -
COMMERCE PoRr OF Nrw YsRK-WEEKLY Ex-
PORTS.
To London Flour bbls 81 pork ISL rosiu, s37 tur-
pentine 1855; corn bushels 7O63 fur packages, I25;
oil peppermint 49, oil cake lbs 1lo734 tobacco
manufac tured 9,469; bacon "a $780, sperm oil gallons,
I3,b3S; slaves, No, $4,000.
TO Liverpool Flour, bills 1904 rosin 242; ginger,
snssr oags sa $50; pepper zoo, corn bushels If
1920 wax $50 tallow 40 1914; tobacco tur.
ed 66s2 sspan WOOD tons, II; senua wood 49, staves
To Glasgow Flour bbls IS 20s; slaves No 5000.
70 beiand-Corn bushels, % s26; flour, bills, 400
whaebone 2255s rice, tierces 49, snake root bales q
bark, ceroons, 25
beeswsy 1862; copper bars, $780, slaves, No 2 600
To Hanse To,rns-Potssh bbls 1l6; pork, AZ; rosin
1915 spirits turpentine 49, basam cspiv 49, quinine
cases, 81 vanilla beans, basam tolu 3d. tobacco, as;
tobacco hkds, do, stems bales, 9; do manufacture
ed lbs 1870; tea 430 whsiebone rs 14l skins pcs
IA bark. ceroons 49, bark, hhds, 49, bark bags se2;
coffee OIL sugar 20 sugar hhds 1913; sugar bxs los;
quercitron, 400 logwood tons So cedar logs 40 whale
oil, gallons, 8, l2o; sarsapsrilla bales, las.
1885, rice, ties 1855; slaves No. 6O0o whalebone, lbs
5,024; whale oil, gs., 1884.
To Portusal-Stsves No, 101 900; rice ties, Is.
To Spain.-Staves, No 1908 600; pork. bbls., 80.
To Bue~ss Tyres. Lumber feet ss,s71
To Merico.-Drugs, pkgs., 20 domrstics, 20 ma
ehinery 1927; grapes cases 7; eottons, s; silks,
To 81. DOm,ngo.-Pork, bbls., rs msckerel, 100;
-four, bbls 100; rice, tierses. Is
Ts SUedsh West Indies Flour, bbs, 105; pork, rs;
bread "a; sperm candles, boxes mould candles SO;
cheese, lbs. 1872 lard 1873; hams, $50 cordsge,
coils.
MO B,itish West Indie,-Flour, bbs 1910; neal 100;
pork, $40; beet 121 bread, OF corn, bushels 22a4;
donestics pkgs, rice, ties, 16 eordage coils ID
lumber, feet, 4800 sheep, No 1906 oxen, 20; oil meal
ID 1000; cheese, 6126 lard, 300 oil cake, go 900
tea, 27S butter, 4676 hams, LOO; fish, 2T20 to-
bacco manufactured ITO mould candles, boxes, 6o4
shocks. No., ! 6i3.
14l rye four 10; meal 299; pork 800; beef TO- naval
stores COS sPs turpentine, gs, los soap boxes 9s
mould candles SIENNA, bales 20 butter h., 2163
tobacco Manufactured % 3s2 coffee, bags, 80 molas-
sts, bhds, 50; sugar, IL.
The shipments Of breadstufs for the week were unu
suay large The total quantity exported was Of -four
Al sss bbs corn 2sl s04 bushels; wheat 252s bushels
meal lo60 bbls and rye -four 7io bbls Of which
SO s24 bbs -four 25950o bushels corn and 252s bushels
wheat went to Great Britain and Ireland The aggre.
gate expectation Of brcadstus from the United
to Great Britain and Ireland up to the latest dates In
each Of the past two years, was as annexed
ssirNrsrs OF BREADsrUrrs IRON rus UNITED STATES
TO GsEAr BnirAIs AND IRsLAsD.
GsIs. meal GIi.. ts,f. ts,I
Do, '''' d. SS" SIS iSssS &G aisiH ssoeo;i
Increase. 1919. ........ si7sa ssaDt ses -.
Decrease, lSis ....... 1870
More than one. half Of the aggregate shipments, thi
year has been from this port There has been very
great increase in the shipments Of each article but
- uhk has Ill G k,,to