The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-03

State OF Trade.

CorroS--The market has been quiet today. heard
look for more business next week TO show the ndspos
ton to ship learn that there not bale Of Cotton
board any ship now in port bound to Liverpool can
we learn of single bale in course Of shipment The
none engaged and freghts dull midsummer Sc
markable
New ORLEANS, JAM Enthusiastically we had no mail
beyond Mobile but letters received from that city
stating that passenger from Montgomery in advance Of
the mail, had brought intelligence Of the arrival at New
York Of one cfthe Liverpool packets, with Of a
material rise in the prices Of Cotton at that This
news although Of vague character, and generally
credited had the effect however Of completely unsetng
market and of causing transactions be in great
measure suspended Buyers were not disposed to pay
any advance the rates before current, ard hold
ers, pretty generally were either araid to sell at
previous prices under such peculiar circumstances
else asked important advance to buyers
once to withdraw from the market In the limited trans
to about 900 bales in small lots we believe that there
material change from the prices paid the day be-
FORE and therefore merely alter our quotations so as
to conform to the advance which took place WedDes
day, noticed above Some purchases have been made
for Liverpool Havrc and other foreign markets but the
principal part of the business has, for time past
been American account The weeks business amounts
to bales Of which o2oo were sold during the past
AsHn;Pots continue very dulst 81 69 and Pearls at
S. 81 q So l2l.
Flour AND GnArr.--This market is not active. Sales
OF Genesec Flour however, made at ~ S1f We
that notice has been issued from the Department of State
at Warrington TO the following effect =:
Conformation has been received az TINS Department. mat
by Ukase the 9Th of November. 1Sa3, His Majesty
the Emperor of all the Rnssas taking into consideration
the badness of the harveRs in the Government Of Estho
Mas this year. has degned to authorize the importation
from duty the foreign grains hereinafter described
until tho LIST Of July 1884, wis rye, wheat oats barley
and in grain well as in flour and paste but
the transportation Of these said sorts grain from the said
ports other Russian ports shall be prohibited during all
the of navigation of lS4 the transportation by
land of the grains of Esthonas to the of Saint
Petersburg shall be eso prohibited in the
in 1896"
REAL EsrArrSales Of Real Estate and February ,ls4a
by Anthony ]. Blocker & Co.
The brick front building No GO Bewcry g. W. Of
Walker street, and lot Is feet by 81 feet. $4,000
frame building No. 500 Bowery and lot adjoin.
ing IL feet by IS feet ..,.............. 100
Do. No. SO do do -. 100
Brick house the front and brick buildings on
the rear No. 1870 Bowery, and lot IS feet by I2I
feet. =. 1900
Plot of ground with the buildings thereon. situa.
ted on Sixth avenue extending through to Cor.
nelia street, 60 feet on the Avenue and 50 feet
Cornelia street. ............... lO,25O
Brick front house No. 16l De'dnc street, and lot
20 feet by 60 feet. :. ......... 5000
Two story brick house No al Dowery, and lot
% feet by 100 feet. MISREPRESENTATION. 5000
Rear lot 10 feet alley with brick building
on the same, 25 feet by GO feet. .......... 5000
Brick front house No. 300 Walker street, and lot
81 feet Toby 40 feet. ...... 3,5,O