The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1833-11-23
REVIEW OF THE NEW YORK
MARKET.

REVIEW OF THE NEW YORK
MARKET.
FOR THE WEEK ENDING SATURDAY, NOV. 49,,
REMARKS Since our last we have re-
ceived advices from Liverpool to the 7th
ult. Cotton and Naval Stores have ad-
vanced, while Ashes had decined-these
tidings have had no effect here. The
business of the week, notwithstanding the
fall trade is drawing to u close, has been
quite active, viz: in Ashes the sales have
been over 1000 brls. at an advance
Flour has also improved, and holders very
firm. In Sugars, Provisions and Molas-
ses good business has been done. The
continued cold weather gives US warning
that the canals and rivers will soon close,
and goods are hurried off by the Western
re utes with great expedition, which gives
a busy appearance to our wharves and
places of business.
/ .CoAL.-Thcre is an active demand for
all descriptions. The advanced state of
the season induces consumers to como
forward; and the demand ON the dealers
is much greater than they can supply
There is no improvement in prices on any
|ueSCIlptiOHj uoiuCiS uOWSVS4 tdiAoo VI
putting up the rates.
CoPPER.-Sales of old at 17'1-a; and
sheathing at 22 3-4 % cents.
CoFFEE.-There has been no change
since our last, and no transactions of i'm
portance, with the exception of the Ma
ria's cargo, 64O0 bags Brazil, sold, deliv-
cradle ia Europe. on terms not transpired.
The ordinary descriptions of Coffee are
in no demand. From 500 to 600 bags
Brazil have been sold for homo nse. Old
crop at l2, new l2 81 IS. In Cuba
$50 200 bags i2 12 1-2; about 100
bags St. Domingo, l2 l-2, and some La
guayra at l3, a mos. credit.
DOMESTIC GooDs.-More business has
been transacted the present week than
during the preceding. Of good sd
brown and bleached Sheetings there are
none in market-the article is much in
quired for both for home consumption and
export-it would pay a greater profit to
the manufacturer than any other kind Of
Domestic Goods. We have reduced our
Quotations for Cotton Yarn, Nos. eleven
to sixteen, I cent. Other articles arc
without change.
Dat os g. Dye SruFFs.-Since our last.
sales have been made Of Opium at S., 90
mos. All the Cardemums and Terra
Japonica in market have been taken for
export ut prices unknown; drums fine
Aleppo Scammony sold at $2,37 l-9; 10
do ordinary at 2,l2. Sales Of Oil of Al
monds for export, at 81 1-9c; 5 cases
Gum Tragacsnth 42c. At auction this
week, 1000 lbs Oil of Peppermint, sup
posed to be good, sold at 10 10 S,Ss;6
cases Vermillion 75c; 5 do Cassia Buda
l6c; do Oil Csssia 80; l cask refined
CamPhor 42c.
DYE WooDs.-Sinco our last, we have
heard Of the following transactions: 200
tons ST. Domingo Logwood, part at $2l
IS, the balance on terms not transpired;
40 tons Jamaica do, at $Ie SO, 4 moa,hs;
40 tons Tampico Fustio $28 ), 10 tons Co
70 Wood; 10 do Maracaibo Fussic, and
100 tons Savanilla do.-sll on terms not
transpired. Es
FlsH.-Codfish remains about tho same
-Mackercl do not readily bring our quo
tation, but there has not been sufficient
change in prices to warrant an alteration
in them.
-FRUIr.--A part Of the Duroc's cargo,
from Malaga, was sold at private sale; Q
part was sold at auction on Thursday,
and the balance is to be offered to-day
The following is a report of that sold on
Thursday, at auction: 1900 boxes Bunch,
2 IS; 1876 do black Muscatel, 1 85; 400
casks do, s 60; 81 do. blue do. s 10; $50
half casks Muscatel, 8 so; I75' boxes
Bloom, ] IS to 1 60; 200 hf do, 80 cts;
l5O bxs Muscatel, / IS to 40; 45O hf
do, Is to 1 ~ l-2; ISL jars grapes, 3
80 to 3 81 1-2, aud 100 half do, 225 to
2 so.
FLouR.-All descriptions Western c..
nal have gone up full Cd. None of the
common Brands can be had under s IS,
and fancy 5 81 s 81. Holders look for
only about two weeks more of receipts,
as the canal may be expected to close ear
ly in December. The transactions of tho
week have been considerable, and prices
left off very firm. No Troy in market
but little doing in moderate
sales Of Howard-street, at 25- New
York 5 62-Georgetown 25. A sale
Of 1900 bbls city Richmond was made for
the Pacific at 81. Rye Flour scarce at$4.
FEATHERs.-Saleso Of Southern at -
cents.
GRAIN.-Western Wheat has advanced
about 2 cents. Full O,OOO bushels have
been sold at $l 81 $I %. A cargo Of
Virginia commands ST. % a ST. "a; the
latter is now asked. Large sales of Ma