The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-04
Cotton Markets and Crops.

COLUMBIA, 8. C. Oct. 25.-Immsdiately following our
report OF the Cotton market last week prices gave way
and there decline from quarter to half cent
Since then we have had news from Europe OF ad-
vance OF one arthng on our staple together with &C
has rendered market quite buoyant and advanced the
the price to full what it before fine lot Of 10 bales
sold yesterday cents and nothing has been sold
for less than6A. Wequote these prices extremes.
TALLAHAssEK, Oct 90 The market il fairly opened
the planters frsm sending much to market Some par
cells ofering-tor ct to for old to 8; some
few bales OF the old crop good have sold as high
| St cents.
NOZZLE Oct 25.-The arrivals since our last have been
considerable We mentioned in as that at the close
of the week buy forward freely but stood
firm in their pretensons In this condition the market
continued until within the last two three days. since
which time holders have made concessions Purchases
principally made for avre for which market
vessel is the berth The stock of cotton at pre-
sent sale may probably be estimated at $500 to 1000
bales The sales the last days have amounted
100 bales, a reduction in price of 1c all qualities
above ordinary. We quote ordinary and low middlngs
ported this week to New York 1926 Havana lOO ogeh
err 1926 bales leaving stock hand not yet cleared, OF
1904 bales, against 1880, same time last year.
AUGUSTA, Gro, Oct 25-Slnce last report we have
received accounts from Liverpool TO the 4th ns giving
sales to heavy extent and at advance, and heavy
business doing amongst the manufactures Our market
on the strength Of this news has advanced cent
ell qualities and active demand. We quote IT
as extremes of the market-princiPal sales at rom
cts The receipts Of the past week have not been heavy
the week before expected this is attributed
to the falling off Of prices and the gloomy pros
poets oil the extent Of the crop FROM all the
we receive on this subject, must confirm
port of last week crop cannot be wthinone fourth
Of the crop oil the last season.
SELMA Oct. 2l.-Our marke has assumed ne new fes-
ure since last either to prices extent of bust
ness Purchasers buy sparingy because of the difficult
ty of making Shipments navigation having nearly closed
&c per ID IN specie and in currency are the ranging
prices.
Macon, Oct. 26-our quot atoms vary but little from
those of last week. The accounts received here ester
day by the Hbernia have had the effect OF confirming
former prcesprces yesterday ranged from 81 to st cts
Receipts very light the weather being very favors
BILE for picking out cotton.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct 25.-Since our last the inquiry has
again been very limited scale aud general decline
has been only evaded by the great rmness fthe larger
holders, who have refused to give way The sales on
Saturday amounted to 100 bales on Monday to 000
and yesterday 2300 changed hands making the total bu
sness of the past three days bales The demand has
been mainly confined to spanish, English and French
buyers. The ordinary and middling qualities trifs
lower and have revised quotations. at which the
market closes with a decided downward tendency. The
stock sale amounts to upwards of 1000 bales.
The exports since the 10th 5079, Wis to Havre 1883
Boston l7s; Liverpool 977; New York 704 Havana CAT
Vera Cruz 80 bales leaving a stock hand, including
all on shpboard not cleared yesterday Of 1855 bales