The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-17


- Bales.
Receipt: At port since Sept $780,
0d do i y.sr 's Before COO
Exports from the u State. since sept l. 1850 $4,000
Corresponding dates last year s sSa SOo
Exports to Britain since September 1850 .27sooo
Corresponding dates last year. ......"...".TS0 900
stOoi in New York and ports Of receipt. 600
Corresponding dates last year. 10000
. .,; 49, noi year before ), 400
5000. Taken by spinners, 5000. Taken on specuia'
ton, sooo Amount on sale, 10000 Whole stock in
In relation to the movement In this and the Southern
markets, T. j. Stewarts circular, Of Tuesday, says
evening Of the slst ultmo for the steamer Africa Of
the LIST inst The sales for the week closing Monday,
9th instant we're 600 bales At an advance Of three
halt cent the higher qualities of upland cotton,
In which the bulk of the business done buyers be-
ing tempted BY the previous relative oheapnss Of that
growth On Tuesday morning, eth inst, the letters
per Niagara came TO hand, the sales reaching 5000
for the inmedists future from the iao that the ad
obtained at Liverpool previous to the departure
Of the last two steamers, were solely and en-.
tirely owing to the prosperous state OF the nome
rade, the light stocks Of all descriptions Of goods,
the changing Of looms from the lighter to
the continent being better than was anticipated at
this late stage OF the season. and the certainty now
porous country would be lavish consumers OF more OF
their fabrics than last of this latter fact there
be no doubt whatever although ~ certain PERIODS
the import markets be gutted with specific styles
The causes assigned for these advances being 80
healthy and durable holders OF staple asked and
obtained st higher prices, AS viii appear below, and
from such sections OF the South time has permitted
to receive advces, the state of things appears
to follow the rece Of the letter mails Prom Charles
ton g. O. my correspondents write: Here, all Is
thusiasm; We have advanced from 1914 TO 12h cents
for ordinary lair, aud to 49, for strictly fair, he
heaviest buyers being wealthy residents Of the interior
the State who having witnessed the shortness OF
the present crop In their own localities are investing
ct current prices to hold until the wants Of spin
abroad require them to send out their own ORDERS
instead Of being furnished by marginal shippers from
this side heretofore On Wednesday, Stn instant
q very decided speculative feeling was apparent, aud
the sales reached nearly 1000 bales at small i'm.
prove ment buyers being well supplied by those who
had purchased at the period OF our depression. On
Thursday, 9th, the weather Indictment, which re-
stricted the sales TO 1000 bales with tame market
On Friday, 10th, II was perceptbls that check had
been given 10 prices the business only reached 200
bales with the turn In favor Of the buyer On Satur
day, 11th the same indisposition to buy freely
was apparent, and generally attributed to the
absence Of the Atlancs advices over due; those
therefore, who vished to realize compelled to do
90 en- spiritless market, and consequently to make
concessions which In the last two daysha amounted
to NC on Uplands and floridss, aud ne. on Orleans
styles the saies reaching about 800 bales The mar
Change only bunting 70 800 bales at prices again
shade easier, to which my quotations conform. The
continued absence Of the steamer Atlantic has not
been without its effect"
:. The closing quotations In this market were as
avsds