The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-24
sebacco $50 ibs: wax, l7l6 lbs; cheese s7l2 lbs

sehacco 20 $50 ibs WAX ZIG lbs; cheese, S7l2 lbs
TO Lirayoo-Cotton 1855 bales -four, 9l05 bbls lard.
1s9sT lh slaves 0400; corn Ia 55i bushels wheat,
1oo49 bushels talow 56s6 lbs; cheese, 3i973i lbs b.
oon ls 2l b whalebone o2s his old metal II SIS lbs
sperm oil 1885 gals beef $50 bills do, 100 trcs oars,
1p0o nandspikes 800 tea 100 boxes horn tips $50
cedar 167 logs India rubber goods 40 clocks 2ls
chin bones $4,000; cattle hoos 25 hhds soda 92 casks
oatmeal, So bsls; wax 367l lbs.
5000 whale oil, 26l gallons naval stores LOIS bbsi
corn. S,l96 bushels; beef 80 tres; tea, $3.50 To-,
characterization, 16l bales; -four, 4 S35 bbis; corn
TIT bushels; sperm oil, 273 gallons slaves 1000;
beef "A erces do 400 lbs manufactured tobacco aooo
& sgt tss 3 sSs
cheese 6ooo lbs. bacon i2ooo do; pa' csat %
hame-Cotton 44s bales; whalebone, IL 1876 lbs pot
ash 80 casks jewellers ashes 40 do machinery cases.
India rubber shoes 6ei pairs naval stores 800 bb Sc
Aarsciues-staves, 109,T4o.
Holland 4o2 bales spirits turpentine 100 bbls
naval stores 1872 do potash, Us casks whale OIL 6i47s
TO L,e usn-Tobacco CO es; cotton SO bales; fars
% packages; segars 0c0 dol pot ashes IS bbls bae
60 bbs naval stores, 33l do -four rs do; logwood so
tons; tobacco 81 ceroons; pine wood, 32 pieces.
To IIambug.-Cotton, COS bales; whalebone, 6o476
lbs; whale oil 2579i gallons spirits turpentine, 1853
bbs.; naval stores, 1706 do cedar and maple, sIi
pieces horn tips so bbls 0O0 manufactured
tobacco 203o0 cases. pot ashes 100 casks rice, 81 dol
bark do iogwood go cases slaves $780, bal
sam copavia 20 cases. tea, 1902 bs lumber, 10, 3So
feet.
10 7reae-Cotton o34 bales; naval stores, 100 bbls.
earsaparlla, so bales.
TO s,oeden-Tobacco 145 hhds varnish Is bbls. sperm
candles ls43 lbs dry goods, II cases; sperm oil 3177
gallons mahogany i49 logs logwood. 80 tons; fustc
10 tons; segars, 1000 pimento 57s5 lbs.
10 Sardinia -Whalebone l2ol lbs; lard 1928; whale
oil 26sS gallons; naval stores. Ss4 bbls beef, 100 do
rum l3l5 gallons; tobacco, u hhds. spirits turpqntne
4o5 gallons hams, $40 lbs; cheese, 2 do paper 500
resms.
10 Mcsico Rum $50 gals; beef % bols; pork IS do
ship bread, 81 do gunpowder, 2ioo lbs candles, 2so
do; sugar. 700 do; coffee 1900 DO
British North .9mericdn Cofonies.-Flour 4l01 bbls
corn meal so bbls pork 10 bbls.; rye meal 81 bbs
cat meal 20 bbls naval stores ITO bbls beef 40 bb
manufactured tobacco, 5499 lbs; refined sugar 7Io8
bs.; ga, 5.l07 lbs; coffee, 2722 lbs
hayi- Flour, 45o bbls pork 100 bbls beef, 4a bills
dried fish, 51i cwt.; bricks l7o0o candies 445 lbs
soap 1os00 lbs; lard, 37l2 lbs; butter 557 BIS,
sheesc 1900 lbs refined sugar, 1909 bs rice, SO bbs
picked fish, 275 bbs whale oil, 25l gals: lumber
14C00 feet domestcs So packages; linens bales; fur
niture, IL packages; hardware, 20.
Cuba Shocks 1880; hoops, 7,oooi hams, 5ai lbs ;
lard AGO lbs; butter $50 lbs cheese 10 lbs rice
"a cks; corn 10 bush; coal 800 tons; twist ~ pkgs
ale 81 bills whale oil 500 gallons; pickles, 10 doz silks
70 Porto Ricoshooks 375 butter, sec lbs; cheese,
975 lbs hams, 1000 lbs; corn meal 100 bbls talow
100 bbs lumber, 10 500 feet oil cake, 81 puncheons
beer 80 doz horses 80 peas 80 bags corn 200 bushels
Danish Vest Indies.-Corn meal, 800 bblsi do 273
puncheons Hour. go bbs,; rice % do beef 81 do;
pork 1903 do butter 27s lbs cheese 2lS2 lard IA III
IBIS perfumes 20 eases; hardware Is do candles 1900
lbs tobacco, 30 hhds; do. manufactured, 1854 ibs
refined sugar 1l3l do hams l,746 lbs; combs &c. IL
do axes 10 do: nails. 90 casks
10 British Vest Ldies.-tlour s22 bbs; corn meal
lso do; 400 bushels; larl a2lo ibs butter 22es
do; cheese. 375 do; hams, Isl DO; duck, q bolts
Shingles q bundles lumber II Ola feet rope losj lb
paints. SO kegs pork, Is bbs pcki"d Goldfish, 10 do
ship bread 80 do; candles. l,1i0 lbs; manufactured
tobacco. 1883 do; soap; $50 lbs.
To Ne,o Granada.-Clothing, 70 pkgs pistols, &c, 80
do boots and shoes 10 do hats, IL cases. sa7dlery
DO; dagnerreoype apparatus dol stationery ~ do
goods, do. railroad cars, 10 tree nails, 5000
pork SO bbs hams eo3 lbs; lard, 1913 lbs; -four 100
Db,s nee 70 bss beans, 10 do sngar sas9 10.
nolases, 376 gall vinegar. 10 bbis pickles, 10 kegs
oil l5i gals picked Goldfish, 10 bbls stoves and fix
lures 81 spikes, ITO casks cots, ESQ., lumber, lo6i2
feet; wine les gallons silks, Watches case.
To BraSa-flour, $50 ibis; naval stores, 500 do;
machinery 50 packages; biscuit 100 tcs corn shelters
spirits turpentue 94 gallons; hay, lO5 bundles; tea,
1895 lbs; segars 5000; cassa 20 cases pepper 10 ia
lbs wine. 20 DOZEN do, 40 gallons.
TO Dutch East h,di,s-Flour 400 bbsi ship bread,
ia bes pork 10 bills; domestics, Ala pkgs soap,
1900 be- picked codfsh rs bbs 400 tar 10 bbs
beef IS do cider. so dozen; biscuit 81 boxes; pickles
Is boxes; clocks 20 cases. chairs 80 DOZEN shocks 30
do foreign cottons 10 cases; Madeira wine, IL dozen
The above statement gives very interesting exhibit
Of the movement outward Of produce and merchandise
from this port The quantity of certain articles exported
from this port reported weekly from official sources Is
highly important to the merchants generally but parcu
ry TO those directly engaged in the trade with the
Yious countries named. 1t serves guide in their
operations regulates shipments and prevents overstock
ng any particular market with any particular article Of
commerce.
The change going on in our export trade Ia . very
important matter 1t viii be by the above state
ment, that the bulk Of shipments leaving out cot
ton Is TO countries this side Of the Atlantic Within
she past year two commercial intercourse with
Central and South America has become much extended
and at present rapidly increasing The events Of the
past three years since the close Of the Mexican
he IN nd he ~
channels Of trade by the amalgamation Of Ameri-
with the natives Of those countries in commercial
affairs, have extended the influence Of political in
Fttutions, and opened direct trade than would
have been accomplished In a much greater length Of
tme under the old order d things The formation Of
the various lines Of steamers between this port and the
West Indies and Central America has brought the peo
pie q each country in closer communication and
I'd a trade which had so long lain dormant. We have
NO competition In this business but enjoy perfect mo-
nopoly, and whatever may be- done by govern.
ment by companies or by individuals to increase the
prosperity Of the people Of Central and South America
and to consolidate and strengthen their government
Win prt advantageous 10 most important
Ale interests and enlarge commercial intercourse
with that section If the world.
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