The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-25
Commercial Affairs.

CIRCULAR OF uoLLINosrrEAp, rITLEY & co.
LIvrnrooL, June IL, 1851.
The cotton market has presen ted new feature de
serving Of particular notice this week The demand con
tIues pretty go,d the daily transactions seldom being
less than TO eight thousand bales The trade buy
ing some trihe more than the weeks consum ption
SPECTATORS small parcels daily for export the dc.
mand having fairly set in there Is steady business
doing the sales to shippers seldom being than 1000
bales per day With all this business however this Is
the fth week in which the sales have been upwards Of
loOco bales The market does not yet appear be
hcicnty relieved and the quantity Offering Il still so
much in excess Of the demand that there buoyan
cy in regard 10 prices but degree Of hcayiness which,
seems probable extensive sales alone remove Ame-
rcan erptons however regards active business
hadc deurer than last week. but the quotations remain
rs given in previous circular 5000 bales American
aud $50 surat taken speculation with 600 Ame
rcan and 30 Pernams, and 100 surat &c. export
leaving for the trade 81 80 bales The sales to day
emoun to 10C0o bales Of which 1000 taken for cx
port, and the market Il decidedly rmer quoted in
rpyious parts Of circular, 18th Of June A gooi
business done In Manchester the last days Closing
priccs-ursnd mddling, I'd; fair s., a5ss; Mobile mid
ding 5ii fair, 81 @; New Orleans middling fair
Ga fair demand and nrmer market this morning
LIyeRPoot. June u 1851.
Corros Since the sailing OF the Arc there has beon
yiuced better feeling and middu qualities arc nearly
one.eighh dcaror. Fair Orleans il quoted at I'd fair
Mobile 5'sd The total salcs for the week ending day
stated at 46s1O bales which 200 were taken by
SPECTATORS and eoi bales for port, The imports for
the week have been 81 $40 bales.
AZ IIsvrc the 18th the cotton market was inactive
notwithstanding the favorable reports from Englanl
Sales q Louisiana ordnairo at s3f to Slf aud 5f
70 73f for has.
BnIrsrrrrs-Therc has been considerable activity In
the market. Mlcrs and dealers have operated
freely than for time past. There have also
been purchases made on speculation Wheat has
advanced I'd to Sd per 20 bs four L. per barrel and
Indian corn Cd, per quarter.
ProvaoSs-Bc,f The finer descriptions attract more
attention and purchases have been made on Lon
don account Inferior sorts neglected. Pork
quite Of retail character Bacon In better demand al
rates current last week Shoulders lower by from Is
TO q. Hams quiet
Lard IL less active CuEEsL commands more attention
srGaE-The market has been steady the demand
has been chiefly confined TO East Indian descriptions
saes Of Porto Rico have been made at 3ss to ais ID
MotAssrs-with light sales, Porto Rico, from the
way, commands Ice.
CosrrE continues inactive, and quotations are
nominal
TrA.-Common Cougos lower-othcr sorts barely
command rates current last week
RicE Is hrmcr and in come cases a slight advance
has been realized
RrN is In fair domand, at late rates.
Ns,n sroRrs- Rosin Is In better request, at o. Id
for common and IS "a for the better qualities Tarand
turTentine dull at previous prices Spirits OF tur.
rcntne Is more active, but has not advanced in price
Asurs In request; aud sales, to arrive have
been made at 2ss 2ss 3D. for pots aud 3os for pearls
ousRcuror BsRK continues dull at unchanged prices
ous-Lnsced l. In moderate request, at Gas per tun;
Ia.
az 40
Trm rSoriH srocK M,RErr has been more active
Consois for money, closed 10 day at pS and for 40
count PSI which l. advance Continental exchanges
less firm fair amount Of business has been done
In foreign stocks.
u AMrm1AS srcvpfrirs little hiss been done aurirr
the past week United States o. os III 1iS '6r lof
les; Msssschusctts 5s, lO6a tO7i, Ohio 81 20 7s
100. Maryland 5s (bonds), % ss, Canadian g., iOf
ice
Tsascrs are dull, ana shigs plenty Rates Cor dead