Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-19
state of Trade.

The weather has been Indictment to-day, and bat little
ow nearly due. The British Queen sailed the I'd
oadon for this port and is due; the Columbia, from
IN the nth from Bristol for this port The two former
ay be almost momentarily expected. The markets
en@aly waiting their advses The following sales of
al estate have been made
| No. 95 Mercer street. 10 by 100 feet $1,000
No 50 East Broadway, ash 10 6,ie0
Tn Ohio papers give catering accounts OF the state of
TIL following infor nation Of change in the Russian
naranine regulations has been officially communicated
the Russisn Minister to the Department of state
British vessels, coming from the ports OF Great Britain,
sden with American cotton will he admitted into the Rus
ports the Baltic. without having had their cagoes
urifed in the Danish uaranne establishments upon pro-
ucton by their captains Of granted by British
authorities by Russian Danish Consuls prov ing that
le cotton with which they laden comes really and
uly from the United States and has been shipped from
The same disposition has been also extended to all YES
whatsoever arriving laden with American cotton s
in at any European port Except those on the Nedi-
granesn any ofthe United States of the healthy
Anrs-in Pots prices have adv anced Nearly all that
ula be bought has been taken at So In Pearls prices
5e without change. Sales at b rs.
| CoPFKx-With the low stock in market, if there was
demand prices would but as the sales
very small, there is change in prices Sales OF
poo bags Brazil at los M cts; $50 Laguira at los
Corros Our stock rarely reduced low it is at
resent. But little has reached from the South. The
les however, confined TO the spinning; very little
ken for export Sales since Saturday about 500 bales
plands 81 10; New Orleans 81 alot.
FLorR.-The market is uniformly dull; 4 al SIS are
pc selling prices for Western common brands, and
ou he IN 5 - 1914
The quantity of Flour and Wheat delivered from the
e Canal during the second week in November, at the
aces named below, is as follows, viz =
Bris. F1osr. Bush. Wheat.
Schenectady. a949 1862
West TROY 2s324 1882
Albany 71,lN 1926
Total. ioO,sss es,ioe
At Rochester, large transactions in Wheat have taken
lace, and the price has risen 10 70 cents
lRoS.-ssles Of 100 tons Scotch Pig at $3.50
LvAD-Large sales OF Missouri Pig at a st cents.
MOI asE-This article has continued very low and de-
fer several months Sales ofover 100 hhds at ~
tntsi New Orleans, 25i a ~ cents
Nav STOKES Owing TO the lew rate and reghts, and
ANAL stock here, Turpentine has improved-sales Of
|orth County OF 1851.
oLs Sales ofWhae at 20 cents for export and 80 cts
homo consumption Sales Of English Linseed at 20 a
PKovIsroSs.-New Pork is arriving, and prices have a
bwRw ard tendency, Sales at IA % lA7S.
Rcr-We have had some arrivals TO repenish our eN-
aued market and sales have been made at 70 dol
spnirs-whiskey has declined cent, sales in drudge
-. and State Prison bbls at n.
SUGARS Although the market is very low, yet the de-
land is trhng Sales OF Porto Rico at II SIS ST. Croix
a %; Prime Havana cts
TAtLow.-some sales of City readered at o. cents.
OIL trade.
During the montks OF September and October the fol-
wing quantities Of oil imported into this country
ccordng to the Nantucket Inquirer:
Ne. Vessels. Bills Sperm. Btls. Whdis
80 %, 900 30,555
Equal gallons SPERM and Dos e32 gallons whale
j. equal in the aggregate to ,sso.o2l gallons.