The New York herald., 1845-11-16
CON I1ERCIAL.


NewfOrk, Saturday, Nov. 10.
AsnEs.--Pots dull at S3g. Pearls quick at A.
BEEswAx at 30 cents.
BRAsDrEs market has been rather dull with sales
OF Otard, Dupuy Co. at 81 06 40; a. Segnette 81
% 80; j. j. Dupuy, 81 90 a 97l.
CorroS.-The market was very quiet, as is usual on
packet day. the only sslcs heard of amounted to 300
CorFEE.--The market remains without change, de-
mand moderate Sales have been made-200O bags Rio
at u 7sc 1000 do Lsgura y &c; 500 bags Maracaibo
81; 800 bags Sumatra, u,
GISsEsG at 35 cents
PRoYrsoSs-The extensive receipts ofbutter depresses
the market in medium and common quality-prime
Orange county, 20 2lc; prime State, Is l9c; medium,
Is l6c; common, IL llc. Western cheese holds firm
at SIC, in boxes casks &c. Eastern IN boxes, 81
81 Lard, bbls, 81 7Sc: kegs, 81 &C. without much
change. Pork-Ohio mess Si4 IS; prime $40 g. Beef
Mess S7i75 S.: Prime ST.
SuGARs-The market is rather firm with pretty fair
demand since last Sales for the last week about 700
hhds New Orleans at to 7sc 200 do Porto Rico II sc
100 do st. Croix, S3 400 boxes brown Havana 81
&c. The first lot OF new crop of Louisiana Sugar
ceived on the 18th November.
TALLow at ~ cents
WH,LrBoSg.North West Coast is taken as fast as Of
fered at 3c for shipments last sales of South
Sle al when pce more could be had Tie stock IN tue
country is estimated at from to lbs of both
sorts Of which 2s00 900 in New Bediordhe balance
here, and in the small outports.
WHisKEy-Ssles OF Domestic 26 a 81 c Irish Malt 50
25 lrish Gram 81 10 20.
WIsrs.-fhe market is dull with little or no demand
Sales light.
On Tuesday morning. the 9th inst we we're placed in
possession OF a'vices from Liverpool to the 10th of Octo-
ber OF an untavotable character wnch created further
out accounts OF the heavy feeling this side in rea,ion
TO this staple, aud unable report any material
improvement since Our quotations fallen off since
the departure OF the Great Western, and prices now
range iull halt OF cent below those current on the
9Th ms Holders have been unwilling negotiate at
the Decline and the transactions have therefore, been
extremely limited being almost entIrrly confined to the
wants oil spnners There rather active for
Shipment but the views Of holders range SO much above
those oil buyers that concessions must be made before
transactions TO any extent be made IL is the pre-
opinion among operators this market that our ad
II, m urfa.
vor8bc.
Accounts OF frost in the neighborhood OF O.
lumbus, Georgia. on the night OF the 5th ns and also
Montgomery, Alabam2, at about the same DC rod
received here lew days ago-it is stated that il
sufcie hty TO check the further maturing Of
the second growth but 1t not considered that killing
that date would affect the actual yield from this
crop any large exte Mt the weather preceding had
been remarkably fine for ripening and continues
seasonable for picking no other new feature appears
since the last dates, and crop Of not less than
bales stated at that date appears to be gene.
rally conceded. The sales for the week ending 9Th
were 500 bales since, TO this date, 5000 bales.
The receipts and exports OF the crop this from the
Isl Of Sept to the latest dates compared with the
pondng period in previous years have been as annexed
Bales
Receipts at Ports Of the T. s. since Sept lsl5 .29317l
same period last year. .2is,37a
year before. .202 1868
Exports from U. s. since Sept J, lsl5. Iss,4s6
same period last year. -. .179,267
year DefoIe. oi,llo
The receipts at this port since the first instant have
bales Taken by spinners 1000 bales Taken specu.
on sale 5000 bales.
freshs for cotton have been vsryull during shs past