The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-05

I AsnEs renamed nrm, though less active. Only
bbk. sOt, including Pearls, at 50 5o and lots, at
Cosrrr has been less freely dealt in 100 bags La
mot sscsrtsined and 40 do. st Domingo at rs &c. I'm
ported to day, I730 bags
Day The In the mportations Is m lrke
by great diminution Of business from first hand
With much pressure the market, few sales can b
Effected The commission houses are doing little. Ii
cotton fabrics there is an Of all activity and
holders rti ask than similar goods can be bought
ct from second hands Prices rule low, and what sale,
are effected are low rates Jobbers active, and
be unaffected by the heavy pressure Of the mo-
nsy market Western and Southern buyers are paying
up we'll and making free selections OF goods, but with
much beating in price Cotton yarn Is in good de-
mand, from Western buyers at l4hc. Cotton fabrics
butors who break bulk ' are doing fair business at
low prices Brown shee tngs and shrtings are Offering
asS..c; in any quantity and the demand seems to be
price 50 that QUOTATIONS. are no nominal The demand is
but the desire to sell is taken advantage of by buy
are in fair request at rather steady prices Denims
are quiet and depressed avoring buyers Tickngs
steady, with noserate demand. stripes in fair
quest at firm though low prices Cotton aannels
slowly and prices are dropping Printing cloths have
further declined. The demand Is very limited
Prn are in very fair demand though prices are low
The medium and higher grades are mostly wanted
Gpghams are in good request at the steady rates of lie
request, but the demands below the supply, which is
large Prices steady Cloths active, a. further
decline in prices owing to the pressure of stock the
market Csssimeres in active demand respects all
but the lower grades and at steady rates satinets are
Tbs Sems MI ia light leans have adownrasS tanfsncv
Sleeps greys are by no means firm though the depres
ut sc Kersev, are dull and heavy Flannels have de-
clined though there is good demand Blankets also
lower with limited enquiry shswls in request,
and sell moderately it being early full denia nd
Prices. however, seem to be lower British goods
considerably depressed. Less doing in them. Prints
and de LANES sell very moderately at runous rates
Cloths and doeskins telling to small extent Linens
also steady Blankets are heavy stuTs are lower
French and continental goods are moving more actively
i'm is "a GQaV hOT-
ever maintain their prices better than other descrip
tops, and the demand for them is considerable Vevets
are active and firm serges and satns are steady Me-
rnoes move more readily at full opening rates Cloths
show decline The nghtness of imports continues and
is likely continue the remainder of the season. so
that after the first demand is satisfied and with return
ing confidence in the ney market we may very likely
see before the fall is over recovery of rmnes as re-
spects prices Imported day pkgs per Southamo-
ton and 14S per Yorktown.
DRuss-Within a day two, 200 lbs American
prussate potash have been disposed of at SO 3c 500
lbs caraway seed at "a T1ci 1900 do lead at
JOS lesc; and 10 casks cream tartar at ~
1900 lbs brown sugar OF lead at 90; with 5000 do.
tartaric acid at &c Imported bbls ammonia
20 do SIENNA; 80 casks sugar lead
fnM-Nothipg OF any consequence TRANSFERRED in this
branch Of trade since our previous statement An in
voice quntas western Bank cod received In the
forenoon was placed upon the market at so 81 81
aud 700 bbs small and large No mackerel a. 81 25
SIS H. Sthort being disposed Of Imported to-day-l0i2
bbls msckc.el los do. alewves
FRu,rThere sales effected to-day, of 800 boxes
Malaga raisns at 81 " 10 IL casks inferior Iante
currants at o. 6ic and 20 bales Grenoble walnus
supposed at the latter figure.
FREIcHrs.-The Americas arrival at IIslifax checked
engagements, shippers were disposed to await the
cept private The quotabe rates to Liverpool
weTe-ild to I'D for flour 5sid to Id for grain aud
a. for cotton To Glasgow 600 bbls. flour We're en-
oacel Mt about ID To London-a consdera BILE auan-
ss;tv Of states were taken Mt 30 COS There was no
change 10 Californ or to IIayre
Northern there was NO alteration haen ~
sec cash
H,rR-Received last month, lie bales Sales of the
and 10 600 lbs long MT COO six months
U,prs~The following summary of the m ,vements in
this d.partment during the month Of August (unavoid
hv omitted this norn7nr1 we have extracted from Mr
D-own's interesting circular of the 1st inst The
imports, last month, from all ports, reached ioaI7s
sailed COWS: 3Ill7 Angosturas 10 i02 African; 6966
Barcelona $50 English slaughter and 500 from other
foreign ports with 1884 coastwse; from the Rio
Crande or Rio de Jsnero The total indicating slight
decrease from the amount received during the same
OF which the trade here have taken Tor sole leather
81 co., for upper leather 4cOO cry and 5000 salted
and s sna Ayre Little
TO note In prices At the Of the month
the trade showed disposition to operate freely and
Ayrs dry 20 20 lbs at Il IA c. six months; -
2 lbs at lac and parcel Of 1900 i9lbs brought Ike
The i cargo Of Ii. bark Teresa from Xnsoars
with the exception OF 1000 was sold 20 arrive NJ l2ac
the balance bringing the same price on arrival since
which there has been maniesty less inclination on the
part Of dealers to purchase the larger portion
the late arrivals cx rtnzska ana Elena from boenos
only taken 5000 dry and 1878 sailed, and Western
400 dry at 1lc six months and the Eastern
tanners SEQ sailed and kps the former &C., and
the latter at for 90 lbs average The trade bought
in Boston this month ttt0 Rio Grsndes at IL o. and
aOOo Maamoras, at IL SC NE, part delivered here;
the latter full '.c &C. per pound lower than last
month The commoner description in store still remain
without notice the only sale reported In them IL go
booked Porto Cabello at 10 &C. rejecting sailed The
cargo Of the brig Sea New from the West Coast OF AMI
ca, has been shipped to Salem for sale there oSlo
Nuniz Ariel have been sold for the Eastern market
ut Is per cent for cash English slaughter OF light
weight have met ready market during the month at
full prces6stc &c for good trim and well nsyed Cali
Calf skins neglected eeveral parcels received are on
hand considerable demand expected during the com
ing month from Northern and Western dealers and tan
ners; also from Canada The fall business considered
fairly sn the trade expected to purchase largely
during leptembcr and November Horse imported All
salt.d, 25a 81 lss, ex Elena and Franziska Sales
2CC0 20 lbs, at 81 each months, from dock.
Stock ON hana-loCcO sailed; sOn dry. Buffalo
More received; l22 bales MaIila sold at %, per
-, N tor c.sh no. p,oraned batavia at 81. cash