The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-11

daily arrive with trihing supplies Inc Pscke@ now
home manufactures cannot supply the demands ofthe
trade and fulfil their contracts 10. export They are
ouany OF goods. The grocers are doing heavy trade,
and prices for the leading articles Of their business
are " ell II o., and firmly sustained.
The city full Of Strangers the Western and Southern
merchants have made their purchases and about
leaving for their homes.
The trade for the rest the season will be principally
confined the wants OF the inhabitants nearer homo.
The country merchants of New England and New York
have not yet made their annual visits They generally
best and heaviest customers and their demands
as large in proportion as the south and west the
mainder 1.-THE season will be very active the close
of navigation.
Our merchants have carried on this fall profitable
trade Almost every article of consequence very
low at the commencement of the season. and Except in
one or TWO insances gradual advance has been sub
only unfortunate part of the business is that most had on
hand small stocks safe and judicous principle to act
upon generally to commence seasons trade, but which
once IN awhile Will prove Improbable
FsH.-Dry Cod quoted at So rs So SIT for the best
qualities Mackerels quite active and No is heids
$40 62s ale rs. No2, IS 75a 50. No; 8. otR6 The
receipts are taken Immediately on arrival.
suoArVery little doing in this article prices are yet
| steady put not firm We notice sales of White Havana
| at l0c Brown do. a Sc. Cuba Muscovado, 81 ST.
Pnoysoss and Pork are very inactive, and our
Pork $40 iat SIC Isl Mess do. sl as Beef Can.
not be otherwise than nomnaly quoted as the sales
SO arng Lard quite brisk the demand being lrns
Primer a7c Very little doing in Butter Cheese
much wanted for shipment and sales to some extent are
| On.-The receipts of Whale continue very tight,
while the demand does not abate in the least Two arr
walls have taken place ct the east but they not
large and cannot affect the stock in first hands but very
slightly The price yet remains as last quoted for crude
Whale Sperm is also very scarce and at price much
| quote rs cents, nett for all that is offered.
MoLA,srs-Thia article continues very firm and the
receipts light Prices pretty well advanced and quo
tations remain without alteration The demand is
| fined to the wants Of the trade.
| WxYl, NUA ataf NrG opth Gna nn,tc but
there is not much doing The stock is very light and
the supplies trihing,
which are well attended, and prices firmly sustained
| The sales this season have been unusually large. The
their stocks allowed them So but nothaving been
proportion to the sales they at present are
rather short Of goods, which has favorable effect on
Domestic manufactures have not been plenty at
any time this fall. We quote brown shirtings at 81
a cents do 7s at Sat cents bieached do cents; s.
do do IL CENTS brown sheetingS a. al cents do do
90 10 l2A cents; beached do "A at IL cents; do do
| o., ~ a Is cents.
AsHrs.-Very little doing in this article Pots are still
quoted at 81 81 81 s7 Pearls very dull and prices
waverng at IS IS SIT. The stock in this market
HAY-The receipts OF North River are 10 fair extent
The sales quite large both for consumption and ship.
ment We quote for prime, % % cents; for nerior,
40 43 cents.
TEA.-The cargo of the Probus was sold on Saturday,
on the usual terms Most of the lots offered were Sold
and prices well sustained. The many cargoes sold
by auction this have had effect
prices, as they as high now as at the first sale
Young Hyson5s half chests rs; So do do rs Sc do do
5s 81 do do 80 do DO 47t So do do AZ Is do do 4os
sodo do ss II do do s4 IS do do 8s SO do 49, 80 do
do saA 81 do do 3a 476ichess3l; $50 lslb bxs SAT.
| Hyson Skin-26 chests "A, $50 l3lb boxes. AZ.
| Gunpouder-3s half chests ST. l3l do 30l 479 l3lb
boxes So 1866 do 52 As do 49 295 Glib do S. 100 de- ST. 10
| II 2lb cans, 653, sc do So, 80 do gig.
InpeIia76 half chests 90 SAC l3b boxes 81, l40 10
So do 49, $50 Glib do oct l64 do 52t 76 II BIB COZ
80 do 60.
sonchong-lo half chests 20 ., do 80 20 catty boxes
| Nipgyong 49, 1913 do and 275 20lb do withdrawn
Powchong-5o half chests IS, (a65 do withdrawn)
| CorroN.-The market closed on Saturday frmer than
are very large, reaching full 900 bales comprising
New Orleans and Mobile at Ct l0A. Upland 81 9. The
receipts for the period small being nearly
1000 bales The last report from the European markets
has established much confidence that spectators have
bsceme plenty enough this market and caused the
sale and high prices that have characterised
movements SINCE Spectators have fairly wild and
bale that could be got hold of acurrent prices
seized with the greatest avidy Holders disposed
ope ate Many have refused small advance on our
highest and latest quotations The stock in first hands in
thus market is large, very little Of which taken Tor do.
mestic consumption The sales for tho past week have
almost exclusively been confined to spectators. The
Caledonia cannot be in before the 9Th inst at least and in
the meantime prices will advance here from the anxiety
Of purchasers and the rmness OF holders The stock
old Cotton has nearly left the Southern ports and mos,
that on this side Of the Atlantic is in this market The
cropis arriving quite fast at the South On the LIST
| inst. l6l bales arrived at New Orleans
From all the information can obtain from the most
extended and authentic sources have been thorough.
ly convinced the new crop cannot exceed in quantity
twothiras of last years The growing cropis beyond
any favorable influence Of the weather but lar from be-
ing beyond any of the numerous difficulties and dan
gers attending the harv estng and marketing crop
large an extent of country few more weeks will
settle the quesion-n it can now be considered such
more decidedly.
Below givs quotations of the cd and 9th ult on com
pairing which the advance during the week just closed
| LIVERPOOL CLAssnIcATIoS.
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