The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-13
Legislative Proceedings .

The bill to amend an to lay street in the
Eleventh ward, New York, was reported and ordered
The bill passed in relation to fees and compensation
Of county clerk and other officers Of New York city
bill to provide for filing the vacancies in the Office
Of canal commissioner passed.
The bill to regulate the issues OF incorporated safety
fund banks further debated in committee
resolution adopted to inquire into the expedi-
ency ofreducing the fare on the railways from Albany
to Buffalo.
A petition received from the merchants Of New
York. requesting that the banks make weekly instead Of
quarterly returns
bill was passed increasing the compensation Of pub
Also to amend the granting privileges to Aremen
In New York and providing for compensation to visiting
committees Of prison associations.
bill was reported TOR ferry from Piermont to Tarry
town.
An adverse report was presented on petition for da-
images occasoned by canal obstruction.
The House concurred in the amendments Of the Sc
nate to the bill aboshng the Office Of county supern
| tendent OF common schools.
The amendments to establish teachers institutes
| were non -concurred In
w. c. Bloss and T Smith were appointed a committee
to examine the accounts Of the State Treasurer, &C.
Markets
| New ORLEANs. November 5.-The cotton market
opened with active demand yesterday and the sales
ran to fully 600 bales principally for the continent
Of Europe and the North. Prices still feeby sup
ported the stock rather
ing the large daily Sales middling 62S to cents per 10
The flour market Is heavy and the only sales of much
nearly 5000 sacks disposed Of at ~ to "a
for new and 45 to 46 per bushel for old sale
sacks st. Louis at 81 cents per bushe Small sales OF
pork at $l2 25 for and S to $l 25 for prime
beef at 90 In half barrels OF sugar about so
at % to 2s cents gallon In freighs British bark
taken for Liverpool at Slod for cotton slight decline
lot Of hhds tobacco Of the new crop, received
yesterday the first arrival Of the 1t grown
In Christian county Ky and Is consigned to the house
! Of Galbraith & Greenfield The first receipt of new
crop last year. the LIST December and Of the
previous on the 23d October 1t Is estimated by compe.
tent judges that the crop of sugar in this state will sx
coed the of last ct least hundred
sand hhds The quantity of moasses OF this CROP will
even exceed that Of the sugar compared with the
product Of last year.
| CINCINNATI, Nov. IL, r. M-Flour-There was no
change IN prices Sales footed about 400 to 800 bbs
at 81 90 Oats-saes of 500 sacks were made at 26c
There was but little wheat Offering and prices
head were made at S.: Lard-sales Of 1000 packages
were made at 81. Whisksy-ss Sales Of 100 bbls were
made at lsAc 100. River in good boating order.
PrrrspuoH, Nov IL, p Flour There was no
change in the market, and prices stood at 81 62x
S. In grain there but little doing, and prices re-
manned about the same. Nothing In pork. Sugar
Sales Of 100 hhds New Orleans were made within day
two at 10 a1c Whiskey-sales Of 700 bbs rectiHed
sold at 200 The river has continued to RISE and we re-
port feet Of water in the channel.
BALTIMORE, Nov. II, P. M.-Flour--The market con
tnued heavy and prices inclined to droop Sales Of 100
barrels H"wsrd street were made At ssslA Whest-
ryland red at 90 "a cts and good do at ls cts AM
Maryland white at l24 eta COrnSales Of 5000 bushsl
were made, including Maryland mixed and white at 81
cts and COED yellow do at 20 cts Rye was arm at 81
90 cts. Whiskey inactive. Some better feeling IL
pork
| ALBANY, Nov. IL, r. M--Flour-The market remain.
ed about the same, and sales Of 1000 bbs made
consisting Of Genesse brands at So SO I2h, and OF
| Western brands at So e34 Wheat-No sales reported
BareySaes Of 10 900 bushels made including two
rowed Mt SOC and four rowed at 90c No sales rye
oats OF moment were reported while prices remained
about the same. Whsksy inactive. Receipts by canal
during the previous - hours Flour, $1,000 bbls
wheat 10000 bushels barley, 1880 bushels Freights
the same.
! BUFFALO, Nov l2P M-Flour-The market was rather
dull. We note sales Of 1000 bbs, including mixed
brands Ohio and Michigan, at S. and itv
Mills at So l2H. Wheat-salss Of 10000 bushels were
made, including parcels Of Chicago common Toe and
Milan, Monroe, with parcels of Cleveland at
OF 5000 BUSHELS consisting Of Western mix
ed, made at SOC Oats Of bushels were
| made at 32c. Whiskey-No change Receipts during
the previous "a hours, follows-F Flour 80 600
barrels wheat, 20 900 bushels corn, II 900 bushels
Freights-No change.
| Stock Markets.
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