The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-23

and provided for after time. by an issu
Of new stock, and an increase Of capital
The annexed statement exhibits the quantity Of Ger
tain articles xported sm this port fer the week end
Ing the 2lst inst distinguishing the destination and
extent of shipments TO each placer
CssnIEKcr OF THE PoRr NEW YoRK-WEKxLY
ExPoRTs
10 Londoa-sperm oil Il $50 gallons; tobacco 80
baeco 81 half tierces; rosin. sis bb,s tarpsntins
AGO; furs 10 casks; chairs 28 pasksges sperm
sles 20 boxes oil cake ei6oo lbs; hops, 81 bales;
To Lir1pooi-Flour AIS bills rosn al do corn
e2s4 bushels; wheat, s 800 do cheese, 6,S2s lbs
whslebone gO65 do hops. bales.
To heiand.-CorR o 6Ss bushels
70 Hare Potash, 354 bbls rattan. 1877 bdls sugar
16l bbds bark 50 caroons slaves No 900; tallow,
sSsbl lbs lard 24s3 do wbaiebone, Is os6 do pink
root balts; bark, 1853 bags
70 MarseiHes Slaves. No 100 600.
TO Nantes Sugar 243 hhds slaves, No. 10. 400.
TO Psrtugai-staves, No. 1000; rosin, 800 bbls.;
logwood IL tons.
To Bremen Sugar 2ss hhds.; tobacco, 100 do; to-
bacco 100 boxes; tobacco As cases; tobacco $40
rooms cedar l75l logs; basam capivi bbls oil Pep
permint, cases. whalebone, s7lO lbs; skins, 10
To Holland Potash, as bbls; pe.rlash ITO do;
rosp, 500 do; -four SIS do log wood 225 tons: ma
hogany 10 logs cedar 46i do sperm oil, 156 gallons;
slaves No $4,000: bark so ceroons; bark % hhds ;
bark POS bags; coffee 1876 do ex dyswood. 420 boxes;
sugar, 35 hhds honey tierces; cassia, SO cases
To Norway, Sweden end Denm rrk.-Varnish 25 bbls.
rosn $50 do turpentns 100 do spirits turpentine,
To Brazil -Flour, ESQ bills tobacco, 10 bids do
mestics l76 bales; nails 100 casks asks 90 boxes;
CAS- coils.
To 81 Domingo Flour $40 bbls meal, 20 do ale
wives, 80 do pork. 26 do; mackersl so dol soap 800
boxes sperm candles do mould candles so do; rice
26 obs h II eco lbs cheese, $50 do lard 1855 do
sugar, refined e46 do tobacco, manufactured 4,7S9
To Spanish West Tndies-Ale 124 casks; nails 90 do
wick 10 bales whale oil 2oSl gallons; lard 2la7o lbs
To Butch West Indies Flour, 45o bbls pork 60 do
beef 26o do rice 60 do tar, do tobacco hhds.
gallons; soap 10 boxes mould candles 1875 dol sperm
candles 10 do
10 British West Indie, Flour, 6s5 bbls; pork, 2as
do bread % do; rye flour, SO do meal 500 do rice,
IS do; beef 40 do msckerel, rs dc tobacco hid
corn 40 bushels; oats 400 do; peas 400 do butter,
$500 do mould candles, COL boxes spirits turpsntine
ACC gallons.
To British North America -Flour. 3,067 bbls; rye
Hour 700 do beef IS do. meal 500 do pork 4s2 do
bread 20 do bread 30 bags rice 10 tiercss molasses
20 hhds tea IFS lbs lard $40 do; butter, 1904 do
tobacco manufactured, 10 49, do
The shipments OF bresdstuffs, for the above week,
are unusually limited owing doubtless to the complex
Ion of recent accounts from Great Britain relative to
the approaching hsrvess IL appears that up to the
LIST Of August, there had been throughout England
heavy rains, which calculated to benefit the Ia
ter crops while 1t anticipated the wheat and other
cereal grains would be slightly injured At that time
the weather became fine and everything looked pro-
missing much depends upon tho weather between the
LIST and 18th Of August The steamer, now nearly due
will bring accounts down to the 18th inst, and We
shall be able to form, from the report she will bring
pretty correct idea regarding the hsrvests
As the season advances, the probability is that
prices In markets will improve and the pre-
nts of shipments therefore be reduced The sonsump-
ton Of breadstus during the winter months dur
ing the suspension Of navigation on the Atlantic ID
immense and large stocks have BE- laid In to meet
that demand. 1t is estimated that population of at
least five millions depend almost entirely upon the
supplies Of bresdstus in hand In the different Allan
tie ports at the close Of navigation for about I've
months consumption and the event Of stocks at the
commencement Of that season being light prices are
likely to advance to such points as to materially 70.
strict shipments. In consequences Of the prevalsnos
Of the cholera throughout the countr the prices
ruling for breadstus in the Atlantic markets. or
other cause the of produce have this year
been exceedingly limited and there is every yrobabi
hty Of the stocks In hand for winter pto.
being unusually small. We cannot depend lpon more
than three months Of caua and lake navigation;
and without the greatest activity among the forward
during the whole OF that tme there will be great
danger Of scarcity in the seabosrd markets before
the resumption OF navigation In the spring. We shall
know all about the hsrvess Of Great Britain In the
course of another month, when shall be able to
judge more correctly relative to the extent q the TO-
reign demand.
The shipments Of breadstufYs from this country ia
Great Britain and Ireland up to the latest dates In
each Of the past two yenrs, a. annexed -
BnEApsruYrs ErroRrrp TO GREAr BnIrAS AVID IlxLArp
Flour, Neal, West Corn,
b5is. b5is. lush. lash.
Sept !, 1s<7, to
latest dates.
1855. go. ITs7s2 lo23lS 2IosI7 AHA aIe
Sept l. ls4s. to
latest dates,
1e4e. Il 0p7ooS e3,25S LOSS 3S5 147oS OF
Increase 1870. ols,22o sc3.4os sy5osl ss
Decrease. 1s40 1900
appears by this That there has been very great In
crease in every article but meal In which theirs
has been slight falling or The per cent increase In
the shipment Of our and wheat has been much larger
than In corn The commercial year will close in about