The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-17

The American em,grant chip Sanordslre was wrecked
near Colcura passengerr saved except one
vessel from Boston is expected with cargo 81 ice
The small steamer Ann Mary has arrived and ne in the
bay.
MARKETS
VAIrARAso, July IA, 1861 Little nothing We
have to add 10 the observations OF last number es
csptipg perhaps TO note increase Of business for
home consumption caused probably by nunusuay long
period Of fine weather in mid winter. For export there
has been little nothing done except for tahiti, FOR
which market moderate sales have been effected The
following vessels have arrived from England with as
sorted caTgoes Countess Of Seton e4S,ss9; william
Fisher. f29 &C., Eleonor Dixon f37 46s from Liverpool
q heavy importation at this time of the year. Neither
from France Germany. the United States have there
been any imports Stocks ein heavy "a proved by
Custom House authorities finding warehouse room and
for the In te mportatons vessel being
NJ stand still in her discharge for that reason. There
every 10 anticipate improved demand from al
quarters within this next month and moderate sup
plies only expected there is TO apprebend
decline in prices Of goods In general On the contrary
many descriptions will become which may cause
prices TO advance in all such On manufactured
English goods have little to say The articles always
in demand here white shifting and bayetas fueas
and Others have found ready sale The importation OF
this article has amounted since the sailing Of the last
steamer to 1900 pieces Of which some 200 been
placed. The market for many months has been disas-
sorted in coors which circumstance has caused this sale
Considerable quantities Of white shirDg have been sold
both by auction and private sales 50 inch abundant
but 20 inch selling at OK cent bond. With few
transactions having taken place scarcely make
ton only the articles in which transactions have taken
place.
sALrrrTRE-0ne cargo has been sold of 5000 qun.
tails Is rls at less than producers will sell az, but
there plenty of buyers at IL rls We understand that
the French government has put duty of 10 francs per
kiogramme the i'm portation Of this article the
first of june 1852 which Is equivalent to prohibition
The result Of this measure has TO be seen.
CoAL.-The market is in the same position, only few
transactions having taken place The Ann has arrived
from Newcastle, and has been placed at Tongy at SlS
The cargo of the Black Prince has been sold at SIS, for
Panama or Acapulco. 1t will depend much on the YES
sells chartered in Liverpool by the house OF Gibbs to
coming out in Goals and loading how the price of
coal VIII range In TINS port We decline giVns any
band and we must wait to ascertain the production OF
| Chile coal to form an idea.
FLouR No alteration has taken place; 600 qnntas
have been sold at 81 rls. The stock in Valparaiso
amounts TO 10000 qnintals There are at present in
The price viii probably be maintained for month or
two the stocks being much reduced and the Csnce pcon
Mills still at stand But with the present operations
have doubt that price must recede, unless some
extra demand takes place for California elsewhere
WnrAr.-Purchases have been made at Concepcon
at % to p r In Valparaiso sales below S rs have
taken place for export but the for sowing has
been uncommonly fine which may have an effect on the
price.
BARIEY-lIolaipg are asking 10 rls. in bags Plenty
Of stock and little demand
Brazil WocD . GOO quintals sold at 81 rs. The ar
tce is giving way There is still sufficient stock in the
market. One small cargo has left for England
Pownrn-since the last sales, buyers offer 81 Il
for parcels to arrive.
FRriGHT remains in the state at last date
The tonnage in the bay has slightly decreased but do
not expect to much alteration this account nor
will the expected arrivals from England have contrary
influence they for the most part taken up there
by the Peruvian Guano Company and the effect of these
operations the price OF Goals and freights in ouI
market. remains still to be The charters made by
the Peruvian Guano Company in Europe, average e.
AIS Cd. loading at Chncha- and calling for orders IN
the channel is calculated that at this rate ninety
sells have been chartered Here the company taken
up. since last mail about 500 tons OF British vessels al
E3 for safe port and E2 Us Cd for London and Liver
pool calling for orders One vessel has been taken fol
for California, at $4. No other than copper
charter are in the market-one for Swansea and on,
! for the United States.
SuGAR--The arrivals this week have been. the Olga
from Havana 20 COO arobas and the Kennel KingsoTd
with 0U0 arcbss About 600 arobas Havana yello
have been sold at Ills bond sale in second hand:
has also been effected 20 TO 10000 arobas 1861 II
according to condition, duty paid The duty is ga rs
| per aIoba
sEcAns-The Olga brought 700 600 segars The mar.
ket already overstocked and but few sales making
except for good qualities.
COPPER very scarce and all in the market Is readily
purchased at SIG rls shore. The produce coming
| forward is engaged. At this season copper is al
ways scarce and in demand account of the scarcity
Of smelters We have heard Of sales higher thar
stated above.
PRovsloss.-Scarce Beef is selling at s14 and porl
at S14
CHILE Consolidating new since on. las. report Tn,
Messenger sails for ota the 10TH and the Cazador
the 18th
Com. arrived and in stock has been sold at y pei
cent above ley
been Disposed of at average price OF $40 ] RI
| per mark. being almost par with exchange OF
/ London
ExcnASGE Bills London, 40 a 46ls, sixty days: on
Hamburg Al sh silver in SIC ri copper ashore
SIC rs 81 2 ria board; gold above by Ia pc,
cent: hard dollars. 8 per cent