The New York herald., 1851-12-10

nsns: Gases calf ssss., DO ~Ssisbons' DO; sioo-
hardware packages matches ssS gross; copper i7sS
lbs butter, S5A6 do drugs 81 packages; hemp press,
:s.s sa, .ss ,s nail: s:: : loo ssr;
ao.ss. linsssd OIL 50 gals vinegar go 90; beer 50
SluD.s SDn ass S.s leaf s.
casks fire crackers Is boxes tin plates "a DO rans,
100 do quinine, 90 lbs iron SO cwt.; hints $1,000
90 barrels pistols cases. clothing, ~ do seeds 10 do
coal sSs TONS hour !46 barrels ship bread go do do
Ice kegs beef lao Sns pork ,aS do India nqSSs:
books &c, do; paper hanengs,, do; stationery
do saddlery, do; trees, packages lsces cs,es @
lbs mols:ses, isss gallons vinegar. s. bSls refined
sugar l02 de- candles 400 lbs soap, 60ss do picked
fish, so bbls beans 21 do herring, 90 boxes 'noked
sperm oil, 742 gals lard, "a bbs. dried fruit, AZ Do
cider 80 doz ship chandlery 10 packages cotton waste
do a lbs SOV ron bsrs To- IRON Plates
brooms, ~ dozen cots 100 billiard table, /;
copper case; ducks, 10 pkgs corn mill i oakau 20
brandy 200 doz do, l54 gallons; ssrdiaes ~ boxes
rsisn rs do porter so cask' spikes 60 kegs; drugs
foco matches i4 fins; passenger cars q dumping do
i6 clspboards 25OO lumber 500 feet butter ,347
lbs cheese o34 do dried fish, 80 cwti vegetables, 70
shoes IA cases; alcohol bbl oats 100 do meal,
do. whale Cd, lSs gallons; lard, o25 bbs Am brandy
2bI galens; Manufactured e0bacco, lOo shawls;
cases; rasnr " boxer: clsrst 10 do tea, 9S lbs
China Domestcs, 1897 pkgs; -four 1l0o bbls.; GIN
seng l32 lbs sperm candles 277 boxes lead, l40
paper do; butter, 24Os lbs manufactured tobacco,
$500 do cochinea 81 cer raisns 500 boxes; speer,
9o7 plates stoves boxes; musical instruments case
B,ss-Fiour 27o7 barrels; domestics, s25 packages;
paper do; combs case; cotton goods, 33 do. palm
netsn blinds 8s pairs saltpetre 1000 ibs candles 800
do; naval stores, 800 barrels; boards $500; min
ersl mills, A. books case; safes, 0; lamps, l
cars $780, soap 400 lbs RICE barrels tea son lbs
gars eases; tilks do pearl buttons do; tortoise
.afIea-Flour, 1000 barrels; lumber, "a 400 feet;
slaves 3OC00 jost eco; woodwsre 100 packages oars
eco; tpars, g. chairs 40 DOZEN clocks II cases domes
tics lo2 packages; tobacco, hhds do manufactured,
26,415 lbs ; stoves: 80 boxes.
There has been activity in breadstus during the
past week. and the season advances the shipments
will doubtless increase The of navigation has
closed and supplies Of agricultural products from
the interior will hereafter reach the seaboard by rail-
road Whatever exports take place must be made from
the stocks now hand. There is an immense popua-
ton the seaboard, to supply during the winter, .
period of fuIfve months and enormous quantities Of
provisions and breadstu required to meet the de-
mand 1t estimated that in this city and immediate vi
cny there population Of least hundred and
fifty thousand, depending upon receipts Of produce by
public work., Immediately connected with the city for
supplies for long period Of consumption. 1t is there
fore, matter Of doubt whether shall have any
quantity Of breadstuffs for shipment. In the
event of demand springing up abroad, during
the winter, the effect upon prices here would be
great it would reduce stocks for domestic con-
sumption, and very limited shipments would naturally
enhance the market value Of all in first hands. The
Erie Railroad and the central line Of railroads through
this State, will give better communication with the
West during the present winter than have ever had
before in the same season. and supplies to moderate
extent will be continually kept up We shall with this
have to depend principally present stock,
and whatever tends to reduce that tends to imitation
Of prices Cotton does not move forward very rapidly
either from this port from the South Shipments
other articles have been to about the usual extent and
about the usual variety