The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-10

twenty per cent lower. The bulls appeared to thing
that there could be rsaetion and WERE Therefore,
poorly prepared for the rsvulson when It came Tho
speculative movement had continued % long-hsd
been carried forward with nuoh spritths fsoilitis
tor purchasing were cheap and abundant the
bears ultimately withdrew ell opposition, and let the
bulls have the market to themselves This gsye o.
greater impetus to the advanced more
rapidly than ever and for time threatened to up
all the shorts Those intimately acquainted with WAL
street operations knew very well that this state &C
things could not last long. few days sunaoed to
bring matters to crisis; and when prices took down
ward turn they went on the run. The advance.
which had been more than year going on, was lost
in less than two weeks and the probability Is thss
the rise in prices fifteen per cent was divided
among as many different operators while tho decline
In consequence of its suddsnness and rapidly feu
upon comparatively few. This has seriously weak
ened certain class Of spectators and deprived many
OF them Of for operating should another move
ment commence the prices touch points low enough
to purchase with safety Those who purchased sockc
early at low prices and sold out before the imitation
had reached dangerous point, made money and they
have probably been shrewd enough to keepN. The
bears have made money BY the heavy depreciation
at the tail end of the movement.
The stock market is in very unsettled state. Tho
bears daily making large deliveries 1t high prces
and we do.not how the bulls carry them
in the face OF daily depreciation. As the difference
between cost and market value increases will require
more capital to give margins on hypothcstion ana
the result will be that large quanttie. Of stock win be-
forced upon the market and another panic eeise upon
holders The public mind has received such shock by
the great decline in prices for fancy stocks that will
be long time before IL RECEIVERS In the meantime
may expect fluctuations In the market, and Ut times
considerable preston There has been, lately
enquiry for money and it is impression that high
rates of interest will rule throughout the spring
This will tend to restrict stock operations and preba
bly, dspress prices for the better cass OF securities
Altogether indications decidedly in favor Of dull
market and Their depreciation in prices There
points below which prices cannot 60 without attracting
the attention Of capitalists and inducing purchases
for permanent investment. These points are much
above those ruling few years since for there Is hard
ly stock the list that Is not actually worth mora
than 1t was twelve months since.
The value of merchandise imported into this por:5
for the month OF January, 1851, was as annexed :
COMMERCE PoRr or NEw YoRK-yALuH
IMPokIs
Value Of dutisble goods .Sl27os5IG
Hee goods. .................. s5.,oo9
Specie and bullion. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 2lo,4so
Total. ................ ,62s
the duties which amounted to IS 159 5G374. With
drawn from warehouse dutisble, 81 024 24s; Duties
s3J21oS Entered bonded warehouse, 81 GIL SAT; du-
ties. s47l,641 H. The value of imports In January,
1850 sl2 sl7 CAS- Of which s1 40 400 was duti.
able S437 27o Tree goods s4s7 4oe and specie
The annexed statement exhibits the quantity and
value OF foreign dry goods entered at this port for
sumption. entered for warehousing and Withdrawn
o.a warehouse, for the week ending the 9th Of Feb
MOVEMENTS FOREIGN Day Goops.
ENTERED
Nongfactures Of Ueot. woollens pkgs 1l3, s637so;
cloh 90 81 753; eassimerer els; Jerseys J. 3i5j
7S6; cotton and wo.ted 23 so $50 cotton and wool
IL et75 csshmerets6 so; delsines 1885, lustres
s, s24 bareges l. s67 alpacas q si9; serges 4 1885,
dama.k, 8 2iol; plu,hes l. 4os a.nnss q S74; cora.
2-ss eosting,2 1885, merino handkerchiefs and
hose IL 2see; merino bose &C. 81, cas: ssrpetns,
u 2so2; other manufactures Of wool T. 5,Sl6toEal
package, 7l2, $3.50 9ii
7tle checks 49, mu.lins So 20 $3.50 embroidsrea
.hirts llo7 plush als; hose. as, 1881 gloves,
1885, tape, 9, ais boobn, j, a2o other manaf.S,
aa,i.rs tsSe, 81 siT-snk., aSi psssssss' s1e2srs;
ribbons, 90 7obis; laces IA 1isi5; embroidery. 4,
shawl. ssis vs .I.s. i:s sSiss 20 asi
zCOs piuthes Ass; sergss S+oi shaw,, 20, 567oi
10. flR L. o,l03; scarf L. 1906; han l.
kerchi.fs 6lo posgees 40 81 1872 ctavats g. 9s79;
six snd linen rs, lO0is; silk and worried 81 1922
EN- and cotton Is u $40 vestings TO- e42' hose
-, lFc; gloves, u 5tt4 shirts, q eO6 sewiugs 5,
TOO; twit l. lS7; gslloons, A. l706; nets, 3, 92s;
bfaids lt2l gimp l. 3i3; facets, g. 1,341; raw silk,
s2. 49, other manufactures, Is 67si-total, o3s
packages, $40 sl3
AenlJaeluresQr t7qr Linens 7sl packages sl3s4 ASA
do and cotton 81, lsss2 hsndkcrchiehs, 80 10 iOT;
lace', 2o5i thread H. 1852 bobbins s. Sis; braids
6toi other maHufAcsures Of, I3, 2sio-t total, We
M.,eeRareous : Straw goods, Iss packages $40 5s5;
artificial feathers ana flowers. 90 24is; embroidery,
e.4s5; collars cuffs 80 10, 3 e3a; shswis 49, Bess;
sesifs = liooi cravsts, Ia, Also vsstngs, 8, $685.
hoe, 7, 1854: leather Glove. sSss sis do To-
0ll0; pearl buttons. 4 ijT; ruspendsrs 10 203l
buttons, u, 6.272. drugyet. and oil cloth IS 1900;
ntuns, 2toO rolls II 4G-total 30e9 packages,
slt0Oi5.
WITHDRAWN FROM WAREHOUSE.
Manufactures II Hooi = Woclrns q packages S4T5S.
cloth 2sls cotton and wor-ted 10, e0is; wool ana
cotton2 $40 woT.ttd. $50 bsrese,I ga ysstings
Isi cohttpgs 100; hsnssls l. 5i5: blankets IA,
total paetsges. 70. $40 fs7
MangfdetptS ~ Cotton --Cottons 237 packages s3s-
46l; eolorei cottons ~, Gel; gipghsms, 90 2si3;
Trnt, g:69i vtlvets. 2 col musiins, 1906; en-
49, ee.es 49, friprss "a 1895; other msnufao-
tS.es o. U.s. o65o-tot.i packages 3y7 t7a,255.
rts s: a., . ri IA sse s sIsas .os
| ll2 broehe do, L. ssI edgiugs, 2 i54; silk AMI
ii fo, u 200 soo S.s , Sos
rs packages, s37 esi
fgrtylctfts II Flea. Linens 40 packages $40 03i;
% and cotton. .. ST.; bobbns g. All; thread. 8,
I55 other manufactures Of ISL fetal 50 packases
Sl& OIL
wtst,liarsoas. Straw goods az packages sT2l2;
.mbroictries ]. 40; bbon quilting I, GO; hand
ktrehiets J, 700 thasls ~ 407si hosiery, 4, 4l9-
total, packsgss Si3ts5
tNT,srp ron waRrHounva.
NcrufaCfues n Wenf Wooll.n, pkgs rs Ss152.
cloth, lli4; .tun good. Al AGA; iustre., a. $780,
cotton and worttd % b5s; moreens q 3st: covert,
2 sos blankets " 240i carpeting, 8 l,157-total,
ZIG packsges s2i13
Hangforf'ves " Cation Cottous pkgs 20s S372s3;
coloree cotton tof prints Is T50 vevets 6l7
lsces 52i; spool Is s5a; plash 5Ts other manu.
features rs, 4b35-totsl 40 packages Ssi2Ta.
Manufacture II SIN silks IL pkgs ssiio; ribbons,
A nhrola o a. a. oeto.