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T.s Dsyros TssDf, According 10 that well knswn
cempllscn OF the statistics Of The eoen trade Bvrns
Glance We arrive at near approximation 60 thr ra
tic ~ n rease of production for the past year The total
Of exports in of the principal articles


srsd shoWs an excess the returns Of lSlS. But
.nr iss sxoort of cotton yarn was in Iss
h. and in 1914, only To- In cotton thread
here increase from 2eea Iss To- IN iess 70
abroad in isas and o69 yards in is4 During each
of the dull years is4O l84l and 1912 the amount wsa
very below these figures In ls4a there were ao
7s7 sO4 yards printed and dyed calcoes exported IN
ls4I no less than ,453 yards In cambrics and
10 ssS in ls44 ssisry has improved from ss4 o46
S9 while the lace and net return shows


deterioration from yards ito to 80 @ soI Sa dsO
abroad in s43 and 500 $50 in ls44 In ginghams and
checks remarkable falling of il exhibited sos yds
n s4S 10 500 last year. The export trade in velvet
Gems ana cords seems gradually declining. $685.,
SOS yards in s4O aucuated little above 2 600 OsO yards
wards in is44 shaws also have fallen from export Of
$50 400 in lS4s to dozens in the last
pa the M Of January is4 bales o. bags on
the same day ls45 was 902 9s2 bales The consump
Las. year averaged ~ bags weekly GLOWING one
ls4s was within triae of this The OF the evidence
goes strongly show that the manufacturing revival"
has, for this turn, seen its best days.


FEsRuARY 8, lS45-Corn--With the exception of few
unimposnt sales nothing worthy Of remark has occur
red any branch Of the Corn Trade here since our last
|
SALE holders do not show any inclination accept
reduced rates OF Sweet United States Flour in bond


Turpentne-The sales in the past month were extern
sive and the demand generathe trade buying readily
all that has been offered from the Quay at former prices
for good quality at which the market closed steadily
Any American Tar received has generally come drectto
consumers and In consequence we have no business 10


Ashes slight concession in prices on the part Of
the holders in the middle of the month"; induced dealers
forward freely and several hundred barrels
Montreal Pots sold at 22s Cd per cwt Some i'm.
has again. For Pssrs thers is little
inquiry and prices are barely supported small lot OF
united States were taken at GAS. per cwt
but 1t is now held at f7 les for good.


The arrivals of Sailed North American Hides, from
various ports last MONTH 1900 for which the
ket appeared heavy but about $500 sold chiefly at Sd
33d. per ID.


the and prices have declined Cd 3D. cwt the
small sales made st Petersburgh G. s worth ais and
n North American sss "a ao Per and some s
frmness.


American Lard held firmly extreme rates owing
s scarcity The sales have been at ais Sd sss Sd for
fine in barrels, and 40s q Ais per cwt. in kegs with
increased supply it would no doubt fall in value
rather lower but for the latter quotations have not
varied materially and remain at f2S per tom which
per ton The business going forward in Palm is at 4aS
los E25 las Sd per with fair iRquiryfrom the trade
and for :l
request at rather better rates Seed OILS steady Rape
not 50 much in request as Linseed which in fair nqn
~ At a6s a5s "a with tendency to Improvement Oil
Quercron Bark has sold rather freely now that
low quotations established; about 400 hhds
realized from 10 81 per cwt and noneis now offering
under the latter.


large Of Ssrs


fair attendance Of town and country buyers For the old
American there was bidding, but fine new red sold
with spirit at from 55s SOS Cd per cwt principally at
the latter would apparently have brought
similar terms United States Flaxseed held at 70i per
purchases until the approach the sowing
season Lnseed in good demand; parcel Of American


HempSBaitic without change and little doing but of
about 1000 bales changed hands at O for nfe
rior f4 ton for fine For so bales Manila faS per


sugar-Our market for B. P. has been depressed and
business limited at prices ruling below our previous
Vanilla has commanded advance, good yellow bring
ing l9s Sd per cwt. 1900 barrels Venezuela of
the Isle Of Man. for good brown. and ess Cd


Os for yellow being from As 6s above the current
Cofee-The market in general is inactive but several
ots Of Jamaica have sold chiefly by public auction at


sna
duce in degree the rates for foreign kinds
sold at ass 26 for low and ass for good ordinary,
and some Lagusyra and Rica at easier prices


sapereA little more inquiry has sprung up for Salt
pere, Of which 5000 bags were taken at 24s 29s per
| cwt


Nitrate Of Soda-As before.


Receive continue without imports of cleaned Caro-


nahe market for Bengal 10 rather in favor of buyers
broken o. Sd Os and los Sd lis Sd for mdding good
white.


Metals-Copper fss per ton for Tile. and Old per n for
sheathing Iron has advanced Nailrod worth Es Hoop
os and Bar e. los per ton r. Rsroad Iron could pro-
pattern.


AMEsIcAN PRoyIsIors-This article Of American ex-
port: to England has become one Of such Importance
hat 10 intention. hereafter to devote to 1t great at
n
the highly respectable house of Messrs c. Kirk.
patrick Of this town. largely occupied in this business


The business OF the past month In general produce has
been limited on the WHOLE the season Of the year being
unfsvorable any very extensive while the
formed quarters that future are in
tariff systsm induces all to act with caution
ces to be the subjects Of eesaton in the sessOn Of
Parliament about to open. The sale Of American pro
ortsn that any change that may Be made In our present
ar will be untavorable to the extension Of our trade
With the United States The imports from thence during
The past month have been unusually large land the ship
nen now on the way will give US equally large arrivals
| 10 the present one.


Besfis now coming in freely and the best parcels have


net with ready sale from the quay at our highest quota


ons bat such parcels q are inferior in quality ire
adsrsbls reduction in price The quantity now in dock
and passage being large dealers holding back ia


..psct.sa, able supply ths%;slvss on es


s years. her cannot be any material decline from pre-
rates Soms Of the Irish curers who packed beef
net the carly demand Of the season. have been forcing
oher stocks a low and unremunerating prices being
unwilling to meet the increased arrivals of American


the best brands OF which are taken now in preference to
the1P own.


1Nk has also been arriving freely and generally
ofyery prime quality Its value has declined somewhat
shce he date Of our last advice Irish being offered at
reduction Of s. per barre in consequence Of the ncreas
ed competon which 1t meets from the improved quality
Of TIE late arrivals from America We anticipate how.
svsr, enlarged demand in the present month, and
6m market the prospects OF this article continuing
fsvoebie and warranting us in confirming the opinion
already expressed that future supplies port well
b will be principally drawn from the United States


Ch<dss-The demand for this article has been quiet