The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-09

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s p..s..s week . opened H .isS N
before 1t closes. Blsached and brown shirtings and
recent recovery frmnsss In the cotton market has
gwen an upward impulse, rs the inpossbility sfcon
southern Svs Sssn .ssy ,:
cnsses but the business generally 10 limited. Drills
are in fair request and stocks being small are held
firmly, with an upward tendency. 0snaburgs are sd-
vancing with stock insufficient for the demand aud
held At prices rather higher than suit the views Of
active request for the clothing trade Ticks quiet
but firm Stripes dull, but steady. Priating cloths
tcipstion tina. in possession Of good demand; the
sales are moderate, both here and In Providence
tnts are rather more active with sales making even
must be conceded by for the spring goods
large business is at hand. fair business Il doing
and prices very firm. The clothing trade is buying
chsmbraystea considerable extent ct very low prices
An auction sale Of the Portsmouth Company Is spoken
OF rs being shortly to take place Cotton
tending upwards. Mouslines de lsins Of the new
styles are coming forward, and the spring demand 10
xb aSt eoshis0 w open nr% Jlosas
advancing. Holders are very firm. The clothing
trade have taken on the bulk Of the stock to supply
the California demand which hes been active for the
last month Satinstts have obtained considerable ad
vance, and are in special request Kentucky jeans
also have advanced, with further advance In
pectaHcy. Sleeps greys are held ut higher prices
Cashmerettes selling at full, and tweeds at steady
axsncs M 2, isn cS woO competing 40
be great or small Cotton nsnnels steady.
Imported goods more active clothiers and obbsrs
are buying largely both in reference to the
and Southern demand and trade 10 evidently showing
disposition to become active. The arrivals have been
large this week, and many vessels overdue with
goods for the early spring trade The late prevailing
winds which have kept back such fleet OF vessels have
delayed the opening trade OF the season. We may
now however, shortly expect very large business
doing and at good prices Large or rather excessive
mportations out Of the question for this spring
Ala circumstances against them; the increasing
cost Of import both from the higher prices of the
materials Of manufacture and the ruling high rates of
exchange will prevent more beiRg sent than there
orders for - stocks rather large remaining
from last season There Is no disposition to speculate.
prices to be paid and French goods viii come
forward In full quantities All the orders ward
to France cannot be executed even at an advance as
the engagements extend forward to months; such
has been OF late the increased demand for all articles
Of French fabrics.
FEATHERs.-Our market for prime live geese was
trins Grmer With saes Of . few thousand pounds ct
&c., small lots Of inferior were selling at Csc.
FISH Only retail demand existed for dry cod, and
the sales which were all from second hand were ct SO
IS We quote msckerel dull, At $40 12f $40 rs for
No. Il ss1ah 50 % for No. and IS 81 SO for No.
and 30c. for scaled No. i, respectively.
FREIeHrs. Cotton was engaged for Liverpool at I'd
Grain was nominal at &c. 4hc. rs tons oil were
taken at IFS. cd. Dead weight neminally the
"a For ashes and bark, rates rsmained the same
FRuIT.-Bunch rasips remained without marked
change, with sales OF 500 boxes at 81 30 81 for
wet dried and dry small lot ofcurrants sold ct
TIC. a7zsc, now held at &c.
HAY There was steady feeling in the market for
this article and the shipping inquiry pretty
bal CHI n And at n
latter rate fer lots for city use
HEMr-American dew rottsd was in mod.rate re-
quest, with sales Of 100 tons, on private terms.
Hors.-Ths market was inactive, with small sales Of
Eastern and Western at SOC. . S6c. cash.
ahoat, ct s2l 2S months. English bars were quoted
at $40.
LArHs.-There was less pressing on the market, and
prices favored the seller. Some lots bring 81 GA
81 6S per NJ for Eastern.
and very rm with sales to- day of $50 barrels at 32
$50 months. There WAS nothing done In other de-
scriptions.
NAVAL sroREs.-There was no alteration in price Of
spirits turpentine but there was very little doing.
Small lots selling from store at 4oc. The receipts
now small but will probably, be Increased In
week two the advices from the South state that
the rivers in that quarter have risen considerably.
Rough turpentine had a dropping tendency, witha
quiet market at So OF common rosn 200 barrels sold
~ 81 45 tor Wilmington, delivered.
orL.-Linseed oil was in active request, with firm
market and sales Of eco gallons at 30 ole per gallon
tor English and American from store. Whale very
dull, and We heard OF no operations.
still lower with only a moderate demand from the
trade. Prime was hrmsr The sales aggregate 400
bbls at sl2 26a sl2 b. Tor me,s and 50 20 So SIX,
for prime. In mess there no variation,
saes mAkipg at sl4 and SIS for clear Beef steady
and pretty active with rses Of 200 bbs at yetert
rates Prime mess was heavy and nominal at Sls so
a sic Beef hams selling in a small way. at exc.
Dressed hogs were held rather higher but the tran
at &C.. though some holders asked Lard wa, ia
isir request, and the market was hrn. Sales aid
3o0 bills, including good to fair and prime old at ~
and Sc anHso Iofs ~ tha Iafta
rate. Butter continued unchanged with rather more
inquiry for the common descriptions. cheese
active aud anything lees hrm, at 81 s6xc.
REaL EsrArr-To day . auction sales fol.
lows lets Sixty third street between Sixth ssd
$50 do on sixty third street, between sixth aud
seventh avenues and In rear each $40 25xlo4 $50
DO. on Sixty third street bet Sixth and Seventh
avenues and in each $40 25sO4 Ssso do. ON
SIXTY third street adj dining each &2o5 25xlOt $40;
do Sixty street, In rear each $3.50 26xl0t
5000, do on Sixty third street each 5000 2sxl0t,
1890; do on sixty second street each 5000 25Ilo4
$500 DO on Sixty second street each fi95, 2jx10i
81 5so do on sixty second street each $500 2jxi0i
$40 do Sixty second street, each 500 2jxl04
81 $50; do. street each 500 25xl04,
do corner Of Eighth avenue and Sixty third street,
25xl0o, $500; do adjoining, 2jx1O0 s455; do. do.
DO $500; / do. do, do. $40; lots Sixty. third
street rear OF above each $500, 25xlOo 500; do.
sojoiniug each $40 a5xl0o 5000 house and lot No.
225 william street 2sxs2 80 200; lot With the church
thereon cor ofDuane and Church vt loonlle $4,000.
ssLr.-A cargo Of TURKS Island, cold at 2c. The
last sale q A,htou Liverpool nne in sacks was at
81 40 lot Of 2S0O sacks hingtons do, sold to
arrive at about 81 10
ssEus-Ths market vas nearly bare of prime timo-
thy, and prices we're, n anything. hrmer. The last
,ale was at t2l fcrrespsd and sl7 for moved Other
kinde OF ased we're quiet.
sEeARs.-A sale was made to day Of loo 900 Hsvs-
mas at SIS a s22 per thousand, four months
SEISs.- Curacao goat skins selling Ia lots at SIS
q Gee and some heavy ditto At Coo, short tins.
sFtnfrs.-rbe market for domestic whiskey has
again declined and $50 barrels sold at 26 q 25k, for
prison and Ohio; and 25I 2sc. for Jersey; closing
at the inside rates Ten pipes Of gin cold at 85 s5s.
eCGsR--Ws noticed sstesdy market for all descrip-
tions, particularly crop New 0rlesas, which
scarce, and wanted sales to day embrace lJO hhds.
New Orleans at &c, and loo boxes brosn Havana
u-Ic
TsLLow ha. attracted more attention since our lat
report GO Ot0 lbs. prime have been sold at 20.
cash Prices would certainly up but for the large
stock here.
ToHscco quiet and hrm, with sales Of IS hhi.
Kentucky At 9slihc.
wrsr.-T The sales to-day include 70 ar. casks Port
at soc ST.