The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-11
Domestic NIarka t..

New ORLEANS, Jan. l. lsis-P. M.-Cotton-Our
review account Of the proximity of later advices
from Europe; and their unusually long delay
to the Of the @
thrown anguor businessin general, and particu
lary over our great staple and with stock OF
bales have only to record the weeks sales At 500
bales, as follows-Mondsy, 1900; Tuesday, $500; Wed
nssday, sooo Thursday $500; Friday sooO and to-day
occasional concessions have been made factors have
shown great hrmness and large purchases could not
have been made under our which are tns
and buyers have been the principal operators
little being done for English account We Quote-nfe-
rior 81 81; ordinary a6h; middlina 6S 6x; coed
middng 65S q Z; middlins fair ~ ~; fair M g.;
good fAic 81 s>s good and fine 90 10 Tobacco-The
.ma only few parcels Of the now crop having arrived
The most important sale of the week has been Of
IS hhds Choice Yellow Bank ut 6ko, and the whole
weeks sales do notexcced us hbds The views Of SELL
and buyers still at variance, but the annexed
quotations based upon the late salssLugs inferior
AZ; fine Az OK; choice 5,l OK; Mason county 4x a
81; segsr leaf 3H ID. Sugar--rhe unfavorable &C.
counts rom the north and west had depressed prices In
the early part of the week. but they have since
ed part Of the Decline aud the stock the evee is
small, the market is rather frmer. Some $500 hhds
havs changed hands during the week We quoto-inferi
or 2s21l; common 3a3 fair 3Ha34; prime 4a4H choice
4<a5 Fiour--On Monday there speculative dsmsnd
which led to the sale of some 5000 bbs Ohio at SIS so
621f, but the market relapsed Immediately into dull
and not 40c0 bbs. have been sold since at
easier rates so having been the outside figure for
choice Ohio. The detention of later from Europe
is looked upon BY the Of this stagustio
but others attribute it to the uninterrupted navigation
of the Ohio Tho reports Of very cold weather which
have been received day may possibly settle the ques
ton in favor Of the spectators for RISE Arrived since
the LIST September ls7 eS979l bills Exported las 39l
bhls Wheet-The markets. CT stock and the only
sale which has trsnspired during the week Of
1900 bushels Of good quality st 81 O5 buhe Arrv
ed rince the LIST September, ls47 to the let Janusf
1913, q, s35 sacks-Exported 1927 sacks Cern-rhe
market being better supplied some IS 600 sacks have
changed hands at 55a60c for mixed white and yellow
some few choice lots commanding 6lc Arrived eiuce
the LIST September S47 to date 1853 sacks and 81
bushels in the ear. Exported % .252 sacks Oats-The
demand has not been active, and small sales have been
since the LIST september Is47 Ala sacks Corn Meal
There has been slight improvement and some sales
Of fresh ground have been made at So 75 Arrived cnce
The LIST September 1871, 6253 bbls Exported ~, 500
bbls. Pork-Ths stir noticed in our last review
but OF momsntiry duration, and prices receded until
Wednesday when attempt made to check the de-
cline, and IL to 1900 bbls reported to have
been sold seas IS for and STAT IS. Since them
however, the market has been dull and the absence
downward tendency. Arrived since the LIST Of Septem
Der, Is47 $3.50 bbls. Exported 40 672 bbls. N B.
We would again remark that long shippers in the
West continue to fill up their bills of ladng with
many barrels Of pork, beef lard without specifying
the quantity Of EACH the statistics necessarily be
very imperfect. Freights-The numerous arrivals and
the limited trapssctions in cotton have depressed the
market Cotton has been shipped to Liverpool at 9l6a
1874 to Havrc at lc to Trieste at 40 and to Boston
r,andfo the steamer. We Quote:-Londou. 7al0 per
cent prem; Paris, 271a6 SIX New York. TO days 2Sa
"a per cent dis do sight, e% per cent prem Treasury