The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-11

owing 10 the sale announced fr to-day; the sale
large ard attracted considerable attention The large
Offering presented under very unfavorahle ~rcuIn
stances al the market and low prices only could h. ex
ptcted 5000 thus forced on the market while the
demands small Is very Oppressive Stripes and ticks,
though in fair demand, are heavy in price. from thu
Of stock pressing for sale, Cotton bannels
in moderate request ut steady rates Printing cloths
selling to moderate extent but the stock il large and
pressing salc which destroys the rnna prices;
tue tendt ncy downwards Prints are not 70 active
IA. heavy sales made during the last two three weeks
for the West and Northwest do not continue. large
stool remains behLdand prices arc heavy Ging'iams
deanes both enjoy the envablc position Of mall stocks
relative to the demand. and firm prices. wihch have
yielded good profit for the season now ut its close awns
active. at steady prices Cotton panaiooners
dull and heavy. Cloths are yet in large stocks held
without much fr1nness holders being DESTROYS to sell
taking the alarm at the continued.
disproporton between the prices OF wool goods and ar
restricting produc tons materially Cas>imeres are dull
Fancies are pressed the market at dessns pficas,
and plain goods are held with trmness. Satinets are
in large stocks and are dull with degree II heayi
though manufacturers seem more u sPo@o 70 ad-
vance production than sacrifice their stock T"e'ds are
in good request ut declining rates the stock being large
and pressing Jeans al.o lower WITH patec br a.
doing. Sheep greys steady and "a d'mdn,t
Blankets are in more request, and steady Planners
dropping The auction sales are large and much DO.
nesc st'ck Is there Offering, which adds to the de-
precision French goods sell only in the auction roonand
continue low in price The very large .ai that nave
been made this and AT low prices must have salts
fed folly the consumptiye demand Of the whole Union
Brtsh goods also lower sharing in the general Ge-
presto of the market but they not morally
crifced ar The offerings auction have been withdrawn.
Lawn active and steady Linens are IN Demand tt
Mt hover rates Stuiis and hosiery dn ~ we'll a"
cloths though these firmly held, being staple good
One II the largest auction sales Of tue season took place
this morning conss tng Of the stock Of tho O Thorn
dixie and Columbia Mills. The assembled company wa
large but DESTROYS Of buying. eScsps AZ very
low price, The result was, that the Whole c-.togu"
sold at rates quarter and half cent below b"e current
at private trade. The following the Tartic uars
10 eases Otis blue denims She; ~ 10 hesrore DE-"
7s4c Be; 10 d.. Oxford do. &C. sc 10 do Thorn
dixie do Sc slao 20 do. Columbia do 81. &C.; le
do Eagle do 1y.c a re; II do New England IT, Sc,
10 do Calcutta do 7gtc 10 do Fine do re; 10 do
Otis assorted twied stripes, &C. -; IL %. 0tin
mariners do nc. 7soc.; II d. ots dark tNibat 10
T,ac. IL bales Otis tckings, do. - .c 10 do Coz
lumbar do. 7aIc.; do, Springfield tck- 10; do
Manchester stripes. 6ic.; do stifcucd dpnms 81 .c
Brunswick tweeds re; bales mariners stripe
l6pieces Ia IVY twed mariners stripes, fhc result
IL not much below what anticipated. Jobhcrs
the principal buyers few country purens bought
freely The ticks and stripes realized better prices than
the d,nims The sale effected in hour and
ty Minutes and netted Sj0g.O0D.