The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-14
COmMERCIAL SNTELLlGENCE.
Stock Markets.

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Cotton Trade.
Our last review under date Of the 3st ultmo per
Hiberns and reported the market contin ing in
inactive state the only purchasers being our manu-
fsctursrs who taking their supplies sparney and
only theft immediate necessities required We then
bic production OF each Of tho Cotton States corrs.
pondent at Mobile, under date Of 5.h inst g, places
the yield at 2225ooo bales and observes that the
rains at intervals for q month past, have caused
.. considerable quantity siill to r.man in the
feits should the value suffer further reduction
It is doubtful II all will be gathered and also wheth
the whole crop will be sent to market particularly In
the Atlantic States" yet It cones forward slowly
from the plantations although within the last three
days, the receipts at the ports have been rather
larger scale and have strong Indications of tight
that from various combining causes low figures must
prevs during the season. which has fairly opened
look for free shipments to be made shortly TOR sale
such prices the peculiar position OF the English
ufscturers will warrant Tbs transactions since that
date have been Of meagre description, that it il.
each days business The sales were about 500 bales per
day until Wednesday, 5th inst to the above class Of
buyers and at slightly easier prices on that day
cved the telearspho accounts by this steamer from
liverpool to 18Th ult announcing decline equal to
fathDg the lstters to hssd the next day quite
orators here. The immediate result has been more
willing the part II holders to bring forward their
and at such prices a. the demand would
without, however. showing any desire to press the
N ,rket. The sales that day were entirely to man.
uctursrs and did not exceed 500 bales aud easrr
prices Fridsye business Was the without charge
On saturday the sales up TO 1000 bales chiefly
shippers for the Continent, and prices
lover styles On Monday, 10Th inst 1 200 bales were
Havre and other continental ports at steady prices
On Wednesday, 100 bales more were disposed Of at
TOO bales the market clos pg at les than
my previous report with fewer samples exposed for o.
fss The total foreign export this year IS 10000 bale
than last year. say, TO Great Britain 500 bsie
more To France 80 900 bales mors. To North Of Eu-
rope, 900 bales more. And 10 other foreign ports
$500 more. The stock hand In the ports s 20 900
bales less than to same dates last year
The movements Of the staple in this country have
been as xed:-
MOVEMENTS o. Corros ~ THE Uxrsp srAry,
Bales
Receipts a. ports Of the since Sep. l. Isa1.eli as
same period last year. 1894
year before. sag s57
Exports from U. s. sisce Sept lisif. .s5looo
same period last year. PSI sla
The recspts at this port since the LIST inst been
5000 bales Exports 5000 Taken by spinners, 5000.
stock In city, 5000. Amount on sale, 1000
The closing quotations In this market n