The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-26

end the exysDs latss q last week ebssinse the
na hse closing DAY With much hrnns and ths sses
Of 1890 " hoeo bsss fully one half speculation
ssos1 this day lsl Ssss Ss Which 81 $40 are ANN
Do. last year. .673.308 DO do sos 900 do
Sales this week IS $50 bags. including Al eN Amrisan
10 $40 bags being speculation and 6llo bags to ez
porters
BnrApsTurFs-Flour Western Canal 21s 22s: do
Phad.lphis, Ais Cd. 92s do BALTIMORE, 2s Cd 19s
do 81 Loupf and Ohio Us 81. 22s do Canadian 2soa
per 10 lbs. "a g. Adj do white do ds 81 Cd ID DO
Mixed do g.. I'd 6s Sd Indian corn, per $50 10. 2Ss
2ss. 3D.; do mixed do COS. 3ls do yellow 40 3os
ccrTos.- Sea Island lss<d . 2Sd ordinary to mdling,
144d lsd fair togood air, 19ad aid good % hus'
ID; fair to good fsr SID 10d good to 6ne I'D
I'D. Bowed. And. SD ord. to md, Esd Tl0d
fair to good 20 fair Cd "a ga goa q ns I to
bile and Alabama 4l4d Cd; ord to mid. 4%d a5hd.;
PnovIsoNs.--Bacon, long middles per ewt ass sos;
short niddes, Cumberland cut, none beef, mess per
140s butter, grease per cwt. $751; AS cheese none
hams, shoulders. none pork prime mess, per be
los. o e0s.; mess per Dbl none.
GENERAL PRoDUcE.-Querctron bark, Phia. per cwt.,
Is 7s Sd quercron bark Baltimore 6s. Cd. Is 9d
lard fine 57s 5ss lard fair $685. $751; hard Inferior
and grease, 27s 35s talloE 35s 39s sperm oil per
tun. esq fs5; whale oil, f3ea fss; lard OIL e4sa
f49; nseed cake per ton, 60 o. GO 1851 rice, Caro-
lina,( lin bond) per cwt., lSs a los. I'd.
WRIGHT, GANLY q co. 8 CIRCULAR
tLiyERrool, August Is, 1852.
In our circular advces the 9th inst per Canada We
reported the cotton market closing quietly with sales
Of 900 bales on that day business to like extent
transpired Saturday. without change OF feeling The
Afia's advices came to hand the same evening ana
Of the pr for the growing crop the Of those
from Mobile and New Orleans we're not Of SO attering
description. On Monday business opened with good IN
quy which resulted in sales Of IL 600 bales loo0 OF
which SuTat and Egyptians pr ncpaiy taken on
pcculation. Tho demand continued on Tuesday, and
somewhat stimulated late in the day by favorable re-
ports of in Manchester the transactions reaching
5000 bass The tone in market has since been good
the sales amounting to 900 bales wednesday, aud
5000 yesterday Holders generally continue to meet the
demand freely and prices without quotable change
from those given in our last
The total sales of tho week (as details in annexed
staement amount to bales, Of which speculators
have taken 1880 exporters $40, and include Al $40
American Of which 980 to Spectators and $3.50 to
exporters
~ liz are American
PRICES
Fair. MiddtiRs. Ordinary .
E Essi. d ga e slsi & g. b.
Asi,nsie. ~ Sdse $50: 70 "a; ~ ioSa:
which increased the day progressed and estimate
the saes at 10000 to 1900 bales, one half Of which
has been taken by speculaors aud the market
closing with an improved feeling We consider the Of
fetal quotations too low and give the above figures as
fair criterion of the business doing.
The operations Of the past week have been to fair ex
tent and entered upon with confidence the market show
ing great regularity throughout The improved feeling
which apparent on Monday last has been somewhat
checked by the continuance Of cold and wet weather.
thus giving grounds for alarm respecting our harvest
this combined with the uDfayorabe news from the Cape
Of Good Hcpe together with the possibility Of difficulties
with the American government growing out of the she
ny disputes, has caused considerable decline in the
will regulate these difficulties when look for ten
dency to general improvement.
In the manufacturing districts healthy business con-
tnues to be transacted active demand for yarns aud
cloth IN the early part of the week enabled producers to
obtain extre rates for fresh engagements and being
well under contract think they will continue to pur
chase freely the material in this market and hold
their present stocks to guard against the possibility Of
disasters to the gro wing crop.
The unpropiious weather noticed in our last has con-
tinued during the present week and large quantity Of
rain has fallen The reports of the spread in the potato
disease increase and serious apprehensons also fell
for the safety the wheat crop this has caused another
week Of animation in market and holders show
great reluctance to part with their etock
IRENE rates. anticipating further improvement We
not sapgune Of important advance being su
tain d, few days Of sunshine would doubtless dspe
much Of the present ness, and the weather having
taken up this is observable in the business at to-day
market Wheat realized nearly Cd per 70ibs advance on
last Fridays rates. and flour moves of at L. to L. Cd
barrel more money Indian the spot mantaino
previous rates. whilst the demand for floating cargoes
subsidized Suhoipea is the usual table Of imports
| ports. prices &c.
AsHEsThe saes small, at 2 As for Montreal pots,
| and 26s to 29s Cd for peaIs.
! BIxswax moves eff in retail az 60 los. TO 81 LIS.
| per cwt.
BARK 4 in moderate demand with saos of 800 oggs
4
TAILow.-Saies have been confined chiefly to South
American or which 600 pipes have been sold ut SIS 81
per cwt.
TuRrrNTNE fay maintains previous prices, go obls
having changed hands sc IS per cvt.
SPIRITS TugPEsrINE-rhe tyansac lions have been ~
at 35s per cwt the remainder Ct stock being held fos
| higher rates.
TAR-Sales of SOC bbls have been effected at lis sd
TO lis. 3D. per Dbl.
Ross continues in request with sales of 1000 bbs
os. Id. per c%t. for common amber to lis for fine.
LARp-Saes small, say 80 tons, at the former quo
tatcns Of 5ss. per cwt.