The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-28

The receipts Of Tobacco last year l754 hhds of
which 46 hhds sold leaving hand LIST Jan.
uary 100 hhd The receipts thus far will be observed
exceed last ear in the article of Tobacco hhds
81. Louis Rep.
Daring the past week have had every variety of
weather the most extreme heat to the cold chilly
Of November For several days door operations
almost entirely suspended by the heavy rains.
The Cotton market presents much more fav ,rabe as
pect than able to record in our last remarks
The large sales for the season. the advance firmly
taned the active demend and extensive operations the
marx n are sOng Of the healthy
ditioa of the manufacturers on both sides of the Allan
tic.
The European sdvices have had very benf fetal effect
on our cur trade 80 far cs causing shipments without
improving prices.
The next steamship from Liverpool is anxiously look
ed Tor by spectators In the two great staples OF
and bread stus She has been nine days and may
be expected by Friday next.
and prices range well up Moasses and Sugar have
gradually improved last and holders firmly
tain the slightest advance in small re.
cepts Our Dry Goods sales are crowded-prices high
and greedy for duplicates, which
cannot be supplied the stocks Of foreign manufactures
getting small the former large and sales
having thnned the supplies. The fall trade has fairly
commenced the wheels Of traffic fairly in notion the
usual hustle and confusion in business Streets and ell
is activity and life again.
FLoua-This market is exceedingly dull, and prices
are with great difficulty sustained The European ship
is confined entirely to the wants for consumption.
The receipts from the north continue large, conse-
We estimate the supply in store i'll this market to be
full 600 barrels The receipts tide water from the
opening Of navigation to the 22d inst O65 bbs
Flour, and 7.757 bushels of Wheat
For the third week in August the arrivals were 66
bbls -four and 30 205 bushels wheat.
We quote for Genesee at the close of the marke on
Saturday, 81 rs "a ST. Ohio and Michigan, 81 rs +;
Ohio round hoop 50 this brand the favorte one
for shipping, quotations higher in proportion
than other descriptions Very little doing in Southern
We quote Georgetown IS l23 prices ali other KINDS
of Southern unsettled that quotations nearly
nominal.
Wheat is slightly improving in demand which has had
corresponding effect prices. We notice sales at ST.
81 o. 81 O5, for prime qualities. Rye is in fair de.
maud, but prices have fslen off trife quote ST
67h cents. Corn h scarce, and much wanted Northern
sells quick at 50 a 50 cents.
CorTeN-1he market for this staple closed on Satur.
day very firm at the latest avance The sales for the
week reach nearly 10000 les comprising Mobile aud
New Orleans at 6s9 cts Upland and Florida CASA cts.
The receipts for the week $500 bales making re.
duction in the stock in first hands of66OO bales
Advicesreceved bysevery mail from the south
firm the unfavorable accounts previously reported On
the 18th inst two bales OF cotton received in
New Orleansone from adison county ppi and
one from Opeousa La. As to quality, they would class
"middlipg and from appearance, the balls
tured, or the cotton properly ripe for picking
Last the first bale of Cotton received at
New Orleans the 9Th of August, and the 18th the
reg eipts were 260 bales Below give comparative
quotations. by which the advance of the past week will
be Sc -