The New York herald., 1850-05-16

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n oe5 bush rice, 90 tisrses; benss "a tons los~cod
$50 do; bacon, 81 e34 lbs; butter, n ,s7s 40
Ts Ha.s;nRosin, :Ss bbls; cedar ise b'p, whale
TO Hs~ss Torns.-Potash, 5e1 bbl-; ro-iB, 7o4 do
spirits OF turpentne 70 do rice, sos terees tobacco
Ss eases do 100 baes do. stems. lso do; do do IS
bids; cedar SO logs pimento 200 bags; coffee. l7o7
do do 6easks palm o 80 do whale OIL 10 $50 gals;
iogwood, 70 tons; do loS4So2 lbs; whaebons, a,esa
TO Porugai-Rosin, $50 bbls spirits turpentine 500
gals; mahogany, 30 logs logwoodi "a do stayes No.
TO East Indss--Flour so bbls domestics, o4o pack
ages; lard, 3,226 lbs. butter, Ito do
To hadeira.-Flour 900 bbls corn, 2996 bush.
slaves. 27 006 lumber. 5000 feet
TO Brasa-Flour, 30il bbls rosin, 54s do; spirits
dome sites, 161.
To Argentine Rert,6lic.-Flour 300 bbls; rosn 100
do; hams 5000 lbs; tea I64l do rice "a tierces;
Gloves, 80 bales mating, $50 rolls
To EicarGgua- Flour, IS bbls; bread, is do; rum
Am, = 700 do brandy foreign go gals domestlcs
az packages; iron, 449 bars; tobacco, 2O4 bales pow
der, 100 kegs.
TO Hondtras-F Flour, so bbls bread, 40 do; pork
0S do; mackerel, "a do; ree tes.; coffee bags
pepper. do domestics packages; nails. casks;
mould candles, l65 boxes; sugar Muscor hhds; to-
bacco do; do mid, 1875 lbs sugar, refined, 2lsl do
hsh 7722 do hams. l496 do; butter, 2435 do lard
. 279 do. cheese. 597 do
sperm candles 10 boxes tar 10 bbls nails 20 casks
paper, LOCO reams.
TO ST. Don.ingo-Flour 300 bbls pork 100 do rice,
25 tcs; tobacco hhds; do. 20 bales canvass, do; ;
soap 900 boxes mould candles, do; domcstics, 55
pkgs fish, 47o7 lbs; sugar, refined l749 do; cheese
To Spanish Vest indies. s.-Flour 700 bbs.; pork 100
do; beet, Is do; mackerel, 200 do; bread. 80 do
meal $50 do; meal, 80 puns rice, 80 tcs soap 450
bxs mould candles 667 do; nails, 40 kegs; powder,
80 do; fish, 44732 lbs: cheese, 1852 do talow Ill
do; tobacco mid 5325 do; butter, 2 $50 do; lard,
26148; hams, 5435 do; whale OIL 1,o40 gals; pa
per $40 reams salt o sacks; hoops, $4,000 No; lum-
Der, % 600 feet
10 Danish West Iaaies-Flour 25 bbls; bread so
do. nutmegs, do rice. tcs powder, 10 kegs; can
dies $50 bxs tobacco hhds; nails 60 casks; lard,
To British Wesi Indies-Flour. 1866 bbls rye -four,
20 do; bread, 604 do; meal, 1877 do pork 4lo do;
dy & so4 s do ' soap Tp 1is bas mould candles als do
tobacco. hhds; butter 57l4 bs sugar REID, 395 do
hams, 1894 do; lard, 42o do cheese 9sS @ do
-four, 594 do meal 523 do pork, 712 do; beef do
bread, 60 do; rosin, $50 do spirits turpentine tar
1511 bush rye, 100 do; tobacco Is hhds.; do MID,
IS ese lbs clover seed, looo do; tallow, 4sl29 do
butter, % 72o do coffee 155 bags Peruvian bark, SO
pkgs.; nails, 90 casks mould candles so bxs.
TO Mqusion.--Flour, 80 bbls meal 81 do rye -four,
do bread 100 do soap, 70 exs lard eis lbs to, %
bags
There has been no important movement in any par
hcular article. 1t will be that the shipments of
breadstus have been unusually limited, particularly
to Great Britain The aggregate exports for the week
small; in fact for several weeks past they have
been quite moderate But for the large remittances
Of American securities should be shipping by every
packet large amounts Of specie in payment for the
enormous importatons Of the past four months. We
have fact nothing in the shape Of products to ship
but cotton that there any demand for abroad at
munerating prices; and in consequence Of the great
falling of in the supply Of that staple this year
have comparatively little of that to ship at any prices
The annexed statement exhibits the movements in
cotton the latest dates in each Of the past two
years.
MOVEMENTS or CorroS THE UNrrrp srArns.
Recspts mp 70 latest dates 1850, bales l,So.6lS
Do do. lS4 do 2i7s,lSl
I,6l
Exports 70 foreign ports to latest dates,
Do. do. isas do i.7i1iT
Shipments Ss to N'r,an ports sss o. 'oSs ssss
Stock hand and OF shipbOard, do,
De- do. 1si9 do. x9Alg2
II appears by this that the falling OF in shipme
10 foreign portS correspond vory nearly with the fall
ing OF in receipts or the decrease in ports 49S $40
bales was In the quantity taken BY Great Britain
~ 16S by Prance 70 066 by the North Of Europe 20
by other foreign ports According to the estimates
made Of the crop coming to market there only
The falling of in receipts thus far shows thafth pre-
sent crop will be under 100000 bales, there
being further falling of in receipts pared with
last year At the latest dates the stock Of cotton in
tbe Interior not included in the reported receipts
Ill 4o7 bales. against 76494 bales at correspondent
dates last year Estimates Of crop of two millions
bales this yearare 5t 6my adhered to- and tho proba
by h that the total receipts will be rather undse
than that mark.