The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-04
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s.yArr.H. JAN 2o-This week the sales have been
small owing partly to the stock in the market baing
light and both purchasers and sellers suxiouy looking
for The steamers accounts some qualities the re has
been an advance Of to since last weeks quotations
trbuted in to the ndisposton sell before
sdvces received. The sales this week up 422o
hses, the particulars Of which follow bales
81 as at o. 100 at sx AZ at 9 o0t at 10 300 at i01
l0x 3S3 at l0% at l05S and 14a at ii per IN We
quote as follows :-Inierior 9s ,9A ordinary 94siO
M,ddling lo+siO middlDg far os,ol fair to good
to amount to l57 bales, follow bales ct "a l2
u.s. at 20 at a6 81 at a. at 27h SO at 49, ut 20.
lat 2sK. at so, and at 3s cents per ID. Since the
above written, we have received Geographic &C
counts Of the advses brought by the Hberna, which
show an advance Of to Id in Georgia bowed in Mo.
bile, to in Alabama and Tennessee. and lsId in Or
leans since the sailing Of the last steamer
MoSro MERv, Jan -, ls47During the last two days
the market was lively, though sales were light, in
sequence Of the anxiety for Liverpool newsholders
were unwilling to part with stocks on hand sntl further
accounts were received, Notwithstanding advancing
rates. We quote sales 10 lie; chief sales lOJIc
CHARLEsroN, Jan. 30-In our last weekly review Of
the Esd inst we reported the UPLAND market as harng
labored under excitement during the eek then
passed, with advance Of y CT prices generally at
the same time remsrkng, that the last day the
Saturday and Monday, the two 6rst days of the past
week, the demand was equally moderate. more 80 on
against O27 bales sold on the former Il was also
by that the terms Of sale during those two days
had been somewhat in favor OF purchasers but could
is generally attending quiet Immediately following
an active demand On Tuesday the appearance Of one
two Northern buyers started fresh enquiry, and
without any particular show of activity the transactions
that day again amounted to near $500 bales at the
foil prices of the past week In the time all par.
ties anxousy looking for the steamers accounts
now more than past due and while some holders were
Indifferent about selling. others refused offering their
any terms. Thus stu ed, the market during
Wednesday remained likewise very quiet. the . los
reaching about 900 bales On Thursday morning,
abridged accounts by the Hbernia made their appear.
ance at last, via Baltimore having been teegraphed to
that place from Boston They announced a large sd.
in cotton well in breadstu but In the alb
of any particulars little disposition either
the part Of hslders buyers evncsd operate,
before full and more authentic accounts had been re-.
ceived Nevertheless about 700 bales taken during
the day principally disposed Of by two holders
vance as we learned Off u cent Yesterday morning
our merchants were put in possession of their private
letters copious extracts of which will be found in
columns to which refer readers for particulars
Immediately after their receipt very animated and
somewhat exciting demand sprung sP and sales Of 1900
bales effected in the of the day buyers
both foreign and domestic account, at advance
varying from cent. The advance quoted, differ
cd according to quality, being about x cent on the
common and middlng, and Y a cent on the finer dc.
scriptons. The market closed firm with prices rather
tending upward.