The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-19
9 IuHOWIHg Is staRlucHt OF the movement IN c0ttOn
the LIST September last as compared with the previ

The following statement Of the movement in cotton
since the LIST September last as compared with the prev
Rec a. ports $4,000 900 100 assoc 5000
ot asan F. p fscoS 900 SSo 500 sSSS
5 Ess aa Ssna ssSs asS
OF which during the past week. included In the above
E Ese 70 b. S 1880 SsS $500 sS
,.., : ss:: .:sss $$
The increase in receipts at the por compared with last
year, IS 900 bales. The increase in exports Great
other foreign ports 5000 Total increase il exports,
$4,000.
FRE1cnrs--There was more breadstuas Offering for
English ports To Liverpool 5000 bushels of wheat in
ships bags engaged 3d. 900 bbls -four 2 400
boxes cheese at 4os, and 600 bbls rosin g. 3D.
and 200 bales cotton at 7-32d. I'D. To Glasgow 800
bbls -four engaged at 2s 3D. bushels of
wheat in bags at Sd. TO London 90 packages fruit
FRun-Abou one third of cargo Of raisens sold,
which embraced $500 boxes including layers at 81 45
quarters at CSC
HAY was steady with sales about 600 bales at ESQ.,
70c.
LINE was in good demand at unchanged prices.
MoiAssas was quiet while prices were unchanged.
small lot Of il hhds tart Porto Rico sold at 25c.
the hardening tendency in freights Aessrs. Luce Tur
ner give the following account
Receipts for Week Since LIST inst Since Jan 1. Stock.
SPIRITS ' saFp do DO. s,ssi 1906 1sssss s,sSs
q 4G 9ssl 81 q IS 81 COZ" 9SS
The exports for the week Crude turpentnc
bbls Since the first of January ast-74 1876 barrels
of crude turpenne 100 barrels of spirits turpentine
AT 0s2 barrels Of rosn and is, 429 barrels Of tar
Ons-Tbe market was steady, with sales OF nseed at
SIC CSC. Crude whale and sperm continued TO be firm
~ held, with a fair amount OF sales.
PRovEoys-Pork--the demand continued fair, and mess
continued TO be firm with tendency towards rmer rates
while prime heavy the sales embraced about 200
300 barrels including mess, at SIS IS SIS 81 thin
at $l5 20 $5 25 and uninspeced mess at SIS 37
deliverable at sellers option by the 18th Of Nove
Der. Beef was unchanged while the sales embraced
about EGO barrels, including country prime at Is and
country mess at IS 81 " new repacked mess at $40
$11, and new extra at $l2; prime mess quiet at
$40 $40. Beef hams scarce, with small sales to
arrive at SO 60 Lard less buoyant with sales OF
$50 barrels and tierces at 1lc ii Nc Butter and cheese
were in steady demand, without change in prices.
RCE-Saies Of Az casks were made for export at &c
SuGARs.-The market was unchanged so far as prices
were concerned Prime TO choice grocery goods were
and generally held above the views Of purchasers
Sales or Real Estate.
By James N. Miller.
House and lot n. s. Perry st., Il IT, 4in, W. Factory
Four lots ADD st. 200 9Th av, 25x98 9each 3475
By E. Fl. Ludlow 4 Co.
House and lot 34th ST. 215 It. of I'd 25x98 300
House and lot S2d st., 170f. LIST ay 1SxoS9 900
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Weekly Report OF Deaths
In the city and county Of New York. from the Sth to tho
18th day Of October, 1859.
Men, 96; women II; boys, 1906 girls, 93-Total, 366.
Adults, 1917 children 1919; males, 202 females, 1874.
Colorcd persons, 8.