The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-12-30
wEteHr, oAvpY an o.,s cIRcuLAR.

LnERrooL, Dec. IL 1861.
Our last circularsdvces prepared for. and far
wardsd By. the Niagara the 9th inst rmme lately
after her derarture the accounts from France had
pressing influence cotton market and forced sales
made at Irregular prices-middling Orleans having
charge hents at d. per 10. A. the week advanced
stadier feeling prevailed and prices "a more frn
ness The demand hss however been much lore limit
Cd and cautop seems TO guide all operations The daily
scccuBts from Paris considered more satisfactory
esmuch that any attempts at revolt there im
Ssy a, ll u aa - sne sxcsptlon ., Sa,-
10 l. expected cannot last perfect tranquility ruiss
Thefe etv.eos lave al the effect Of advancing tins
funds and ether securities aud tend 20 quiet the alarm
very generally I'll, Al the date e last but thsy
not inspire that confidence in the future which be
ginning manifest itself strongly before late eveats
occurred ard which evidenced By the M amer hoer-
Of cotton oer their stocks arrival and the plentiful
choice daily en- The market for sale The sane causes
operate Against any Improvement that might othsrwts
have been looked for, arising out OF The limited stock
nov held and The small supply immeiia;ely sxrested-
creased By the arrival Of vessel from New 0resas. Ia
the short space Of twenty FIX days
The sales Of the amount 70 3lTs0 baise Of which
$3.50 are 70 specrlsor and 2sc 10 exporter ani
brace 20 $50 bale American Of which la2o 70 specs
later arc 800 e ccooPorte az aay sale. ss ss'n ssf
ket. very quiet Import for the =, COS bales.
Of which 2 ios are American E,limatsd sseck this
sesnst same tune 1850 475O7o bales Of which 2,sTos
are American.
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In the early part Of the week the Manchester markets.
owing to more pacific from the Continent, exit.
bed more fmness and full prices demsn Eel and
obtained for beth goods and yarns, for early delivery
but subsequently the uncertainty for the future has
created different feeling and contracts eouif be
entered upon with advantage 10 the buyer ard the
business doing crcumfcrbta Our grain markets havs
sgau respsed into their former dull state although
the demand for wheat and -four has considerably abatst
prices except in isolated casesl have not destined
Flour. indeed, has rather proved in value, aud good
parcels OF Ohio command lqs 60 2Os Cd per bar
rel lndisn corn has also sdvsneed Is Ia %,
end may now be quoted 2Ss SOS per qusrter.
There has been active inquiry for this ar
tice. although II seems less general to-day, With
symptoms Of reaction. Ashes have been In very mo-
a. rate request and limited saes have been made At As
ca for Montreal pots and ass Use Ga for pearls Bars
Little doipr ii this article without change In vsue.
Talow-No Transactions tard-eales confined 10 lf0
tons chiefly at as per cwt OILS msve on In retail st
old rates. Rice 40 bis have changed hands at LIS.
"a "a per twt The sales Of turpentine tar, and
rosn have been quite Of Nominal character To day,
4CO trrsheajs and 40 bis thin obong American lin
sesi csSe va, put up to anction the greater part &c
Which sold at 81 l5s per ton the quality Wa fair.