The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-25
ADVANCE IN GRAIN.
Operations and Excitement
IN THE
SOUTHERN MARKETS.
ac, &c, &c.

Additional intelligence from Europe has been
|eceived at Savannah, Charleston, Mobile, and
kAw Orleans, and as late, according to some ac-
Spts, as the 18th ult.
Use news is highly favorable, and it, there
produced considerable excitement in the
5uthern cotton markets, those having the news
id TO be operating to large extent. 1t APP
bars that cotton and grain had both advanced
cotton an additional eighth of a penny on
70 9Th ult., the latest positive date made public.
There had been several arrivals ut Charleston
~ g: vannah after short passages, yet no papers
"a cotton circulars were received; and if they
Brought any news it went into the hands of a few
,ersons.
We should Judge from the statement OF the ex-
itement in the Southern markets, that the Liver.
POOL market was IN an advancing condition.
Il will be seen that the advices from Spain are
1ben days later than those received by the Que
= y" '~' '' '''''''
I'VE annex ali the intelligence that we could
nd -
From the New Orleans Picayune, Jan. IA
THE ship Desiemona, Capt Emerson, arrived yester
" from Cadiz. having sailed on the 9th December.
brings several days later advices than have before
ZEN received but the Captain has no papers.
From the Charleston Courier Jan. 81.
THE cotton market here has been in quite fever and
ge sales made, predcaed not only private advices
eived hut anticpatons OF advance in prices on
other side Yesterday II was generally reported that
tss to the 18th u from Liverpool had reached Savan
hh, noting further advance, which created some ex
tement but up to the time Of writing we have been
pable learn any thing positive to induce belief that
|iese 1umors were correct
I[From the Savannah Republican, Jan. l9l
following is extract Of letter, received by the
hip erdeen, at this port dated
>yJETks root, Dec s.-There has been an extensive
enera demand for cotton the last two days and prices
| 20 further advanced Il to nd per pound"
This intelligence was received in this city Saturday
oning last and the fortunate parties acting upon the
FORMATION in their possession succeeded In purchasing
|mofbipg like 900 bales of cotton. We also in
sed that adcices have been received here late the
k p from Lperpoel and that operations, based upon
% hare already been made in both AUGUSTA and Macon
ry considerably to t aduanfage Of the parties
k1here hore ayss been several other arrivals from
kih ports within the last fDo three days nearly oil
vkeh ish hare brought later yopers in addition
p intended for the privets use Of the con
e fortunate operators, they have certainly a perfect
ght to their own information to the best advantage
t we somewhst1surprised that commanders of yes
Is leaving Liverpool under such circumstances, do
take the troubles of procuring the late papers
use OF the PRESS We have always extended to these
pilemen the of reading in addition to fur
|hDg them papers while in port and files on sailing
3ich atte2tiQpR Sughr to be recprocated by them In
times when there is chance for them
advance of the advices per the regular
he sellers OF cotton, only able TO
more sorry for them than for ourselves
like docking the stable after the horse is
!ould advise them hereafter, whenever the
lRnces look at all suspicious to ask big price
ID hold on until they either get it, or convince them
Ives that they are above the market value
From the Charleston Mercury, Jan. 2O1
We have before noticed arrival at this port which
blight have brought to the 18th Dec but
At the most interesting period Of the commercial
every chance that ships will anticipate them in bring
10 dates" if nothing else.
The following extracts of letters to merchants here,
nbrace all the actual news that has transpred by the
trivial at Savannah.
"SAyANrAH, JAM 10, Is47.
The Aberdeen direct frc5. oss;oOI to-day, brought
dates TO the 81, and our friends write US
TbsAhSIHSecn an extensive general demand for Cot
y per ID. The sales yesterday were so 900 bales
n on speculation Indian corn and oil inferior grains
thnciPg rapidly"
~ SAVANNAH Jan. 16, le47.
In consequence Of the receipt Of the above news
been in better demand with to-day and the better
Faitiea are up u cent per lb.i
Another extract. "Thers good demand for cot
at liverpool, on the sth uit at Advance Of Nd a
onpkerious adpices; and some movement also in Sea
We have taken these extracts from the Epening Ne0s
having happened by some accident as extraordinary
that which prevented the Liverpool vessels from
ngipg news-for the public.-that received no
ckaxs from our usually attentive friends in Savannah
W are quite sure they are not to blame for it.
From the Savannah Georgian, Jan ls1
The British bark Aberdeen, Captain McGraugh, ar.
wed at this port Saturday She brings dates to the
k\pecember. We are indebted TO q commercial house
. the following extract Of letter, dated
| LIVERPOOL, Dec. s-There has been an extensive &C.
Fnl demand for cotton the last two days. and prices
) further advanced an I'd to I'd per h.
From the Charleston Courier Jan. 2o1
The British bark Aberdeen, Captain McGTaugh, ar
ved Savannah, Saturday last in 80 days from Ii
krpool bringing advices Of the 9Th ult from that port
There be little doubt that her accounts
ved here by letter, on Monday and that there were
.ansactions 10 some extent made based on the
t appears there we're very large sales made in Liver
between the 4th and 9Th ut at an advance of I'D to
PER Id. Yesterday morning published one days
Lsr received via Mobile, showing that 10, 600
les disposed Of on the 4h, and from extracts OF
received in this city, published below with which
were oblgngly favored yesterday morning, we learn
/ at 30 600 bales we're sold on the 7th gentleman
.ho In Savannah at the time the news received
SITES that 90 600 bales Of cotton disposed Of be-
Feen the 4th and Sth.