The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-13
CITY TRADE REPORT.

MeSpAr, Nov. 12-c NJ.
The general aspect of trade did differ materially
from that which characterized 1t at the close OF last
week. Cotton sold to a moderate exteut, compared
with the previous srge sales the transactions being
for export while prices remained unchanged The re-
cspts Of -four toleraby large, and COED brands
this State and Western we're freely offered but the
closing prices 81 last week sustained Inferior
grades In better request while prices heavy
with Moderate local and eastern demand. Southern
brands were steady with limited transaetions RYE
-four was In some better demand, while meal was dull
Genesee wheat Of middrg quality less firm, while
there continued TO be fair inquiry for milling Cana
dian was In request for export but prices
heavy Com more brisk, with doing at about
the closing rates Of saturday Rye ip good demsnd
and prices sitter. Oats in active demand, and
prices ffmer. The market for pork opened firm, with
sales of and prime at full prices but at the close
there was less buoyancy. Beef continued dull. Lard
In good inquiry, and good quality steady while
common and inferior were aul Butter was Ia fair de-
msLd Cheese less firm with fair amount Of salef
for expert Coffee remained about the same, whil
sugars steady with fair amount Of sales Freight
were iphEenesd BY the change in the navigation law
90 20 into effect the LIST Of January neat aud pap
ties were engaging produce at from 90 to 10 per coz
higher than rates TO be delivered In Liverpool
,,sv sailing CT nroceed with much leisure az rt
to enter caig5ss into Brish ports Until after the
January. The current rates for articles 70 take AZ
chance Of thSvoysge were II anything, shade hrnr.
Asnrs The market was steady, with sales OF abut
20 bbls, including pos at 81, and pearls at IS 37b
BtEswaS -sales Of SEQ lbs were made at 22c.
about SEQ bills, including common to straghtand
mixed Wetiern. At 81 10 a 81 SIX; choics late
straight Ohio end Indiana, at 81 SIS 81 "; fixed
and Straight Michigan at 50 IS laj and pure ene.
and fancy Michigan, at 80 12h q So 25i fnoes /
and extras AZ befcre iEcluded In the sales, v' 200
bills Canadian, at 81 70. Southern Fcur-e5 bbis. |
cold at 50 81 So so for common to good brand Rye
Flour $50 ibis sold at So ST 81 51h. Cor Meal
Sales made Of 200 bbls. Jersey on privs terms,
and $50 bbls. Of coed State ct SO. Hheat-he sales
were 6oCO bush fair to primo Genesee at la ~ ~,
and other mal sales Of Southern not worthyt notice
Rye- Is Geo bushels sold at FL nc &c. Bgry-ls00
bushels two and four rowed sOld at Csc. Os-S0me
email fslcs made at zoe 4Ohe for ,orthern,
and Sic a 58c for Jersey Corn-17.0 600 brhels sold
81 63hc t4Ke for Western mixed; 65ca t5lsc for
Western yellow; C4c fer Jersey white. (sw); 64c
ciJsc for southern white (Weavillyl; 65T Gee for
Jersey ard Northern yellow BVokrshestsas plenty
and heavy, 500 bushels sold at 4ie.
CArrLE Offered on Monday, 11C0 beevs, 900 from
the South remainder from th, state) cows and
calves, and COCO sheep and lambs Def Cattle
Market dull but prices rather firm. ales Of good
retailing qualities at from So to 81 75,s In quality
About leo head remain ever. Cows andCalves-Mer-
ket more active. Sales at from s22 4 $50 f42 90.
All sold Sheep and Lsmbs-Ssles Of he former at
from VI las a ~ rs to IS, which lisa little niger.
Lambs, ~ TO 50 rs. Left over, 400 fsrket brisk.
Coyysy-Ssles of 500 bags Java vermsde at psc,
and leo do. at 10hc, With loo do ST. omngo at $50.
Corros-The sales TO-DAY, smous to Loo bales
chiefly, We learn fer export Tber Is q very good
supply OF cotton Offering ana hoide sell willingly az
our quotations, but aIs Hrmsr tharon Thur sdsy and
FRIDAY d last week. We hear Of -s tslegrsfh,o de-