The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-18

on ne spot and 7ss : ~ o. for spring ssii,sly
mon ooosous, and $50 chests sold Il ga pr H.; n
In fine oosgous Of the crop fair bumass g doing 1t
sbout previous rates Tho public sales wsdnssd.y
100 chests ooBeol offered which wsrs vihdrsws; the
sale was very dull throughout and only $50 packages
green were offered being held for extreme prices very
few we're sold few boxes Tyson however realised Be- 3D.
per h. some boxes Of scented orange Pekoe wibh all
faults" sold at lid per lb, and some half chests Of
common oooDg az Ss4d per ID.
TuRrrNIIsE:-No Gales Of rough; quotations without
change. Spirits dull, ct AIS for British
WRIGHT, CANDY a CO s CIRCULAR.
81 CHAPEL STREET. Dec. s. 1852
The Niagara conveying circular advcss Of the 25h
reported cotton market closing that day with
dull feeling and estimated sales at 1000 bales Sasur-
days transactions rather extsnsvs the trade
sAd spectators being tempted by the low offerings, and
the sales reached 1000 bales On Monday holders dis,
played rather nrmness, which, In its turs,
what checked the disposition to purchase which
nfes In the early part Of the day the sales rtsd
to 5000 bales The Africa accounts to hand Tuesday
morning. reporting general killing frost throughout the
Of our market buyers were more numerous and owing
to the advanced of holders they Obliged
pay run PEI npss ON th ass
bales onehal Of which taken speculation, On
Wednesday spesustors their operations and
the transactions during the dsy Of 10000 bales hold
ct firm prices. Yesterday the busnes limited,
the trade do not purchase freely ansiopsted
they combining their operations to immediate require
ments under the belief that the present advance
waraned the market closed steadily with sales Of 1000
bales.
The total sales Of the week. ss per details In annexed
statement amount to AZ SEQ bales Of which 1880
to and 1920 to exporters and include % $50
bales Of American of which soc to peculaors and
$50 to exporters.
The import for the time is 50 CSC bales, Of which
~ 525 are American.
PRICES TO DAY.
Far. Middhng. Ordinmy.
Noble MOI orleans. ga s1sa "a to to s so ID
Atlantic.... Cd 55sd Id. to Sd
To Gay the market quiet but steady; 1000 bales
chiefly for grades worth SID to SAD. per Id.
The sudden change In the tone of market from the
gloom and dependency manifested during tho past ow
weeks end the advance in price which has taken place
Zone quarter OF penny three eghths of penny per
h. in American from the extreme po.t Of depreson)
the probability OF the reaction being sustained As
have previously advised tho decline In this market
the commencement Of last month reporting more
ably Of prospects of tho incoming every
indication OF yield considerably OF last year,
and which was, to some extent corroborated BY the
laIRcness OF the recsipts at the shipping ports.
such sdvices coming at time when spinners induced
by long contiautd speculative movement based upon
estimates OF crop decidedly below thai Of last years.
bad become large holders to contracts entered into
naturally led thu Mt to coHne their purch to
all parcels for immediate whilst whose
operations had chiefly been entered into upon margi
ral stem were rendered urgent sellers upon tas
tliPhest symptom Of decline and thus produced that
rapid depreciation in price whrh they anxious
to anticipate 1t consequently to be eeoted that
upon the first indication VI Ijnry to crep, eitbor by
frost or had weather, reaction must ensue This has
been produced by the sdvces per the Africa porting
the ocourlt nee of killing frost and the d5eB a0t
fesed by the renewed operations OF Spectators must bs
considered mainly arising from the anticipation that
the utin ate yield would there be cursied The future
course Of market will therefore much depend upon
the accounts shall receive from America for the next
few weeks for phners with the prospect of tito large
supply TIE water for this port the bs-
lief that continuance If large receipts and shipments
to his country will produce their wonted effect CHS
market have e,inced no inclination to follow up the up
and hence the less buoyant the last
two days
TIL. arrivals of new cotton have been much sought
after and from their excellence Of staple have
manded relatively higher value.
The same causes which have influenced our market
that Of Manchester No advance however quoted
there although producers are now refusing offers that
were and the consequences has been
. dull and inanimate market.
The accounts from india the whole favorabls;
at Bombay there doing and sthough5 usinsss
1T Calcutta was quiet, the prospects were good
Our grain msrkes has presented an animated appear
snoe during the week Spectators influenced BY the
70 0r
wheat and flour have been In sctyN request the former
realizing advance Of 3D. to 4d per 10 bs and tho lat
ter Is to L. Co. Fer barrel There has also been iu
proved inquiry for Indian the spot and to arrive
1t better prices At TO- days market the business
extremely limited the trade being unwilling operators at
Ashes have been in moderate request at 2ss Cd to 2s
IOr pots, ana lOr pearls EOS 90. TO Z76. Der CWe.
Lard.-sales small and prices nominal COS. to o2s Per
swt
Linseed Cakes in demand, market bare; thick fs
to gs los Per ton, and fS 15s to 60 S. per ton for
Turpentins quiet at los 3D. to lis, and spirits dull at
Is. to q. per cwt decline.
Tar None here
Rosin- Limited arrivals, with sales Of common amber
ct b. to % i'd up to l2s per cwt for fine.
HAvRE, Dec j, P. NAT this market there Ii little
doing in any kind of merchandise. Cotton had fallen
considerably in price ON Saturday and Monday Yestsr
day-Tuesday-altho few sales were made the mar.
ket rmer and to-day there certainly steEd-
ness Some "middlipg" on board ships the way has
been sold at $780,; few days since strict middliuy'
to the favorable accounts from Liverpool We have
the Aicss market edvcee by telegraph the letters
will not reach US until this evening
1t Is interesting to observe the fluctuations in the
French funds and railways, which would have fallen but
for the creation Of the bank for advances upon shares
The shares Of this bank Of 500 francs have sold
high as $50 francs leaving scme millions OF profit to the
directors. The same msnnuvre Ia taking place with
railways the directors OF which are making ar.
fragments for their amalgamson with other lines and
as they alone are In of the secret and
Of the they are making Of the same to
their profit 1t said that of the large bankers
have made enormous profits during the year. and Foud
Is mentioned as one Of the moot fortunste
Our market ha, been too rapidly overstocked with rice
IL IL likely sha revival long 1t expected
there will be scarcity Of wheat in the spring Our
tariff prevents speculation in grain other wise there
would be good business done Just in thai branch
+ S-Advices just received from Mulhouse SAY there
Is doubt that treaty Of commerce will bs
cuced between France and England aud that the duty
on Engh yarns will be moderate. 1t IL difficult to
know whether this Is true not but suppo ing 1t to be
So the duty raw cotton must then BIO reduced like
wise and commerce with the United States would
increase very much.
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