The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-31

sales amounted TO 800 bales ut an advance of &c on our
quotations Of 18th December chiefly speculation and
confident received thence of diminished crop
For the week ending Saturday the 3th instant the sales
prices closing at an advance Of ic the previous
weeks quotations; spectators being still the principal
operators sctuaed by motives as already stated On
Monday the 10th instant the market opened dull specu-
aors being full and disposed TO pause The sales were
only $500 baesone hall for shipments the market closed
with an evident disposition in favor Of the buyer. On
Tuesday, the 10th instant received expected by
the ship Sea Liverpool dates the 18th Dec showing
slight dec line with quiet market and disposition
the part holders there accept the then current rates
These accounts together with duh markets Mobile and
New oIieans and wet and stormy weather here.
produced cessation OF operations and the sales did not
amount to over l20J bales. On Wednesday the 18th
instant the market unsteady, and a decline of lc
established on the few sales made. which did not ex
coed 1000 bales On Thursday, the 18th instant the
weather cleared up and to 1900 bales
tc to 10, although this decline by means general
still in order to effect sale ii must have been submitted
previous quotations. and holders generally determined to
wait the arrival of the steamer Of 4h January about
bales were taken this day for export to France On Friday
Some few sales made at &c decline from the highest
point-market closing dull in favor Of the buyer the
sales for the week being 400 bales On Monday, the
2?d inst the market opened dull only 500 bales changed
hands up to o'clock, at decline of &c. About O'Clock
this day. put in possession OF Liverpool dates to
ah January and 1000 bales Immediately sold at
advance Of DC On Tuesday, a3d, in receipt oil
the private advices per Britannia showing advance in
ing that spectators in England alive to the fact
that crop will prove def IN one giving also
satisfactory Of the stat, of trade with every pros
pec Of its healthy continuance good demand for goods
for export an money market and plentiful supply
Of provisions cheap These facts together with
the knowledge of accounts which hence per
Of the LIST instant gave increased confidence in the MAIN
enance OF current prices and to the belief that the Eng
sh market would still further materially advance The
sales this day 5000 bales at further advance of
tc On Wednesday oath instant 1900 bales sold at
prices of preceding day On Thursday 25th only 1900
bales were sold at similar rates the operations being
what checked, by the demand Of a further advance by
holders On Friday. 10th instant. 5000 bales sold
still at advancing prices and Saturday the o7h inst
the sales wer 5000 bales, making total for the week
OF 10000 bales the market closing firmly prices fully
equal to those current the 10th instant the highest
point this season Yesterday the sales were small,
amounting to 1000 bales. including a small lot for export
to Lverpoo-prices are firm, however, and DISPOSE
ton shown to force sales
"STEWART WRIGHT
Brokers corner of Wall and Water street.