The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-05
Fresh oils continued arm;

the market closing arm Fresh oils continued nrm |
sales Of 100 e.s es1a. ~hss "sr: made
barrels, including mass q. $40 s7h $40 90; aud
prime ct S. GAS ~ rs; and sour Prins ss about
81 SIX Beef heavy and dull; sales were mads ~
Sis a sis 90 for GOOD mess Cut meats dull, and
quotations nominal Lsrd-sales Of $50 barrel.
lard; and o&o a 10 for good TO prime Butter and
obeese steady, snd ssie.be ut previous rates.
IS ss S When S s. ~s. dsslins Of % a'
serp.- Sales of $50 bushels haxseed were mads as
srmr-s AND WINS - The following auction sales osms
off to-day, viz = s. hog aud quarter casks brau
dies, at 1lee a 50 57hc. Wines -lO6 quarter cssks
casks and octavss Of Port, at 900 So SO Quarter
casks and octaves red vine Mt 800 3gc.; aud pun
Shsors whishey at ll5c ls7s all the importation Of
Barclay and Livingston 500 half pipes brandy aud
asks brandy at $40 l25c - pipes Of gin At
Soc. S2c l6 do do At soc. size; aud puncheon:
Co.
Wool The market was less active. The receipts
large, reaching 500 bses for the past three days
Prices were UNCHANGED.
WHISKY was nro,er, aud doing, with sales re-
and Csc for prison 25 hogsheats drudge sold ~ Z'c
on time. The market closed 6rm.
Receipt. II Produce per Hudson River Lias'' The Dsy
c etoar Ssls ss sh.. I SS,e az
Oats 10 696 Cheese, boxes $40
Wool bales. ...... 80 Butter, bbls. ......... 22T
The Gotten Trade.
The circular of Mr. Thomas J. Ste wart ssys Prices
have undergone but little change during the past
tive weeks consequently my quotations remain the
same as on the saiiiug Of the America 22d ult.; on
where the parties anxious realize decline of
pc &c. was submitted to- On the 22d there was
these were received by Telegraph tbs next day but al
though they showed advance Ia Liverpool Of 36d,
our prices were not affected, and the day closed with
sales Of about 200 bates On Saturday the 25th the
very low rate OF cents per bale freight to
Liverpool induced purchase Of 1000 bales for that
market. On Monday and Tuesday, the 9th and 2Sth,
q
closed with steady moderate demand for export and
home USE and with sales for the week of 500 bales
During the week just passed there has been more
doing spectators however OILY appearing SELLERS
prices nevertheless have been prssty armly m ,in.
tanned. On Wednesday the 29th, 600 bales Oh
hands, one-hah Of which taken for England on
the 30tb, 600 bales sold. and Friday orning
previous to the reception of the Caledonas advices
by telegraph bales were taken aud this quantity
was increased to 500 bales in the day the
favorable tenor OF the steamers In
an advance OF no desirs to sell was very apparent
the LIST inst, but the sales only amounted to 1900
the market continued well supplied by holders, and
the business closed at 500 bales. Yesterday
fdence was exhibited and the transactions summed
mp 2C0 bales.
Although the first bales of the new crop Of cotton
have appeared early this last year II
not be received evidence of the general maturity of
the plant This has been obtained the hi {h-
and sandy soils almost entirely aud the prodact
Of that portion OF tn. eay planting which escspe the
April frost. The weather during uly aud
the early part OF August begins to show upon the
yield and has greatly retarded the maturing OF
getstion. that Ia Louisiana aud Mississippi picking
has not yet commenced except high lands aud
from the product OF the early planting Since nay
have TO record destr' ctive freshet Red River
which has destroyed entire crops absolutely for the
space of $50 miles in length ar normstion from that
point Is still too imper-ct to enable than
OF the quantity Of cotton destroyed loo 900
bales Is the fsvorite -- mate aud probably
correctness The chances Of the future yield
continue to favor thoe operating the belief
OF short crop. A. yer, have to concl usion
on the subject couc-ving it too early by two months
to do more than guesh at the esu which subseq
events may increase or diminish 800 to 50 900 bales.
Annexed are the quotations -