The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1850-10-12
New York, Oct. Il-4 p. n

additional .Ns,cs Jy the Europa
GRocERIEs. Sugars have been in good demand
at Cd, advance per cwt. Nothing doing in Mo-
asses Coffee was in active request4, an ad
vance Of co IS. per cwt, and ordinary kinds in
fair request. l
NAVAL oREs.--Turpentine in good request at
Is 6s 3D. per cwt Rosin selling at 2s Id a
Is. for conSnon
The Improvement in both white and yellow
corn is about 81. per ar
Shipping Intelligence. Arrived at Bordeaux
September 23, ship james Conner; at Cndiz, ship
Harkaway; at Cronstadt, barque Henry Shelton
Hetrecot "a, Bremen ship Eebecca.
| The ship Augustus was loading at Liverpool OF
| the 2Slh ult
| The CHIP James Andrew has sailed from New
port. Both these vessels are bound for Baltimore
LIVERPOOL CorroN MARKEr.--The cotton trade
early IN the week vas active, but closed with dull
ness this afternoon Theaccounts by the America
corroborative OF those brought by the Atlantic
caused the market to advance fully 3D., but the
speculative demand having fallen off, prices have
receded, and quotations this week are nearly
similar to those last quoted
This weeks transactions amount to $4,000
bales, of which spectators and exporters took
lS,O3O bales, leaving the remainder, 22,3l0, to
the trade. The importers this week have ex-
ceeded the demand of spinners andthe exporters
to the extent of 81, 500 bales conseqeuty the es-
timated stock of Cotton at Liverpool is now put
down at 4Sl 800 bales against Sos, 900 at the
time last year.
| The committee of bankers, at their weekly meet
ing to-day declared the prices Of fair cotton as fol-
lows, viz: Fair Upland, II; fair Mobile, 8; fan
Orleans, Std per ID.
| Haue Cotton .uarket.-Our latest letters from
Havre mention that the cotton market there was
active on Monday, when the total sales reached
266 bales.
A reaction took place on the following day when
the sales up to o'clock only reached 500 bales
Subsequently sudden demand sprung up, and
the sales reached 1900 bales rise of ! to f..
on previous sales. The rates for very ordinary
New Orleans was 1l7f.
The cause of this sudden advance or movement
was the receipt of a telegraph communication from
Liverpool, of a rise of to I'd. in the English mar
| ket. ~f
Gtdsgoic Cotton .harket.ln the early part Of the
week good business was done at full prices
Middling Orleans brought I'D. per h. Since
Wednesday the demand has been less-middlins
Orleans I'D The weeks sales are 1924 bales
of American. East India realized 2sd per lib.
| uhs.--Owing to large arrivals having
been put freely in the market, the grain trade has
been less active this week, prices having slightly
given way. For wheat and -four, transactions
were limited, and we quote Western Canal ut 10
q 22s. cd Philadelphia and Baltimore 23s Cd. "a
24s. 3D.
United States white wheat 6s Cd. lOd.; red
do, 5s. 3D., a 6s.; lndianxcorn, white and yellow
PTS. 2Ss. per Or; Southern do Dos. 27s per ar
Provisions.--Cured provisions have been yer,
steady. American beef in better demand, bu,
without any advance in price. Bacon in very goos
request, and all descriptions command fu'N prices
! Shoulders have maintained the currency Of las
/ week. Hams trlAe lower.
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