The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-27

cember. $40 sated New Orleans brought AID per cwt
The demand generally has been dull Of late, with little
OiisFsh oils have been in moderate request ct PREV
rates. Oil of urpentne has met dull inquiry az tne
reduced quotations Olive has been neglected, ana re
small lots of Palm oil were sold recently Of 80 Pounas
hllings 81 pounds 10 shilings per Pale Rape sho
Linseed oil have been in fiat request at sing n
Res-The trade in this article has been DUH 81" oae
If Bengal have chsrgsd hands at Sc Sd for sns 10 ~' Oh
Tor very fine white. ,
seeds-Flax seed has met poor SALE and 2ol or,s OF
American clover seed were offered by auction but did
not meet with buyers.
SumacThe sales in this article nave peeh quite uni
sapere-Has been dull of late hd sales reported last
week have been disposed OF at 49s
Tailou-Has been in unusually fiat demand tor the
and prices have recedsd point but the moderate
stock has vented any material reduction. parcel
lot very fine North American was sold at 4os, and
parcel OF New Orleans mixed bat portion very good,
was purchased at Ass sd per cwt.
TrpenfinsHas been in fair request at steady prices
Ta520 bbls American tar sold by auction at los
I'd los 3d. No sales by private contract have beez re-
ported.
an extensive enquiry for most kinds OF cloth this
week, at an advance most descriptions, and
the market closed very buoyant. should the com
mercial from China and India be favorable
by the next mail, may hope for still further improve
ment Twist is unusually firm, though not generally
higher and many spnners refuse to sell unless at an ad
vance. On the whole this week decidedly more
healthy
RocHpALE FLANNEL MARKEr-To-day, though there
there has been fair demand for annes considering
the time of the year. For months back pieces have
met with ready sale; but the manufacturers have not
been able to obtain an advance in price, The WOOL mar
ke still remains heavy; the dealers expecting rise from
increased demand for goods and the manufacturers be-
ing unable to give advance until they enabled to
sell their pieces proportionably higher.
HALFAI.-We cannot yet report very active demand
in any branch OF our trade there u.s. however more con-
hdence than has been the for time past and the
general opinion seems to be that revival may BIO conn.,
IDENTIFY anticipated soon
has at all times been considered nominal rather than
real and have Of late Universally slack de-
mand it too much to expect that should have re-
vval to-day indeed the market was duer than any pre-
vious for some time pasta thing, however, which
all expected Surely things will improve with the new
year.
BRAproRp.-We had, considering that this what 10
termed Christmas market fair attendance of buyers,
who brought on the whole average quantity ofgoods;
only arm but buoy ant and things healthy than
OF late As spinners continue to work short time they
enabled support late rates in yarns but the demand
is by no means equal to what 1t should be-
HAMBuRo.-In the returns of the trade OF Hamburg
is stated that the imports OF raw cotton were less
by 1000 bales N ls4l than in 1910. whilst at the
same time the stock hand at the close OF lS4l was
1900 bales against 800 bales only at the end OF 1870
The assigned is the sagnation ofhe German spin
neres through the composition of those in this country
The masses OF English yarn exported upon the German
markets brought down prices to the lowest point that
the spnner there limited themselves to such supplies Of
raw material only as were vigorously necessary not to
close their factories altogether The quantity Of cotton
received from hence in Prussia and Hanover
estimated at IS ,OO0, 900 lbs
AMSTERDAM MARKETS, Dec. 2s.-Owing to the holi-
days and the advanced season. little business
done since our last and the transactions in most articles
were limited to the direct consumption particularly
Coffee though purchases could be made under last
quotations In unrefned Sugar few small parcels
Ssrnam of "a to % fl, nothing took place In Cotton
sales come to our knowledge though appeared that
holders would not have been unwilling to dispose of part
of their stock OF Tobacco, only "a hhds Maryland
found buyers parcel of2d sort New York Pearl Ashes
nj in hOod OF hap0 hA1d
in bond and Petersburg at Is in consumption Some
Banca Tin sold at ISL A.