The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-30
CITY GRADE REPORT.

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The weather. during the greater part of the day
very stormy and wet which had the effect of interrupt
ing all out door operations in articles of produce
Cotton easier, with larger amount Of sales; and
holders more willing to meet purchasers the
market closed shade in favor of buyers The market
for -four heavy owing to free receipts with limit
ed local and Eastern demand; and with ordi-
nary grades lower while good and straight with
fancy and extra brands his State and Westerly were
steady and in fair request. Southern -four in
serate demand, and heavy There was better demand
for wheat, with fair sales There continued to be fair
demand for milling purposes. Corn was more plenty
and rather easier, while the demand fer export was
moderate. There was NO marked change in other
grain. Rye -four more active and prices steady
Corn meal steady Pork was some frmsr, esps.
cially for prime, with doing. Beef continued in
fair demand Lard continued to be in good demand
export. Butter In fair demand, while cheese was
dull Owing to the inolemency Of the weather, tran
sactions In groceries limited Dealers In sugars
seemed to be waiting for the auction sale of Woolseys,
to come of TO- morrow tbe 3Oth) 1t 10 said Southern
house has offered to deliver refined sugars In New York
and receive orders for the until January next at
8hc This is probably owing to the recent great i'm
provements introduced in Louisiana fer making refined
sugars directly from the juice of the cane, the
estates We know Of two planters Of that State who
had machinery constructed at the Novelty Works in
this city Intended for this purpose which cost about
10000 for The two sets $50 Oo8 each The planters
Others in refined sugars, in the market Of New York.
AsHks Sales of pots were reported at To-, and 70 bbs
pearls at 50 81 a SO so.
BRAspr.-salss of five half pipes cognso made
at 81 30.
BnrApsrcrrs -F2om-The sales for the day reached
about 10000 barrels including 400 barrels good Cana
dian, at 81 rs; sour SO 81 u - 25 fine 81 81 37H
old common State and mixed Western, 81 62l - 90;
common State 81 rs 81 ST. straight State 81 81 81
81 very good State from Canadian wheat SIS S. 06
mixed and straight Western, So 06 SIS IS; favorite
Michigan, So IS IS 25; pure Genesse and southern
a
change Southern Fiow-460 bbs. sold, at SIS rs a So
a. for old and common brands Rye Fogr-l 600
barrels sold Of common at s2s7h a "a, aud good
Jersey So 1871. Corn Meat $50 barrels Jersey sold at
So l2h Yheat-The sales included 600 bushels prime
Genesee at 81 81 LOGO bushels Southern white at 81
II SEQ ushels do red 81 05 and 10 600 bushels Ca
madam in bond part at ST 05 and the residue pri-
yate terms Rye 600 bushels sold at 90 CO. cents
Ba, ley inactive. CornThe sales embraced 40 GOO
bushels including common mixed in store, at 63 cts
Western mixed, "a 65c; Western yellow, 66H 66c
Southern yellow. 67c and Northern and Jersey yell
| low, Go 66Ia cents.
CArrIr.-O Offered, 1900 beeves 400 South, the re-
maiEder from this State and the East, 60 COWS and
calves and 200 eheep and lambs The number Of cat
tie the yards, since last has materially dimin-
shed and the supplies appear TO be getting down to
the winter mark Prices higher than they last
week Sales of good retailing qualities making At
from SO to 81 75 which may be condered the extrem
Of the market. A lot of 40 head taken to meet
the contsct with the British naval station at Bermuda
Owing to the rain storm day the attendance of the
trade large IL would other wise been
Sales OF and calves at from S24 500 ST. All
eold. Sheep 81 So IS 81 81 "a S. as in quality
Lambs, 81 20 TO SO. SEQ left over
CoTToN.-There has been fair inquiry to-day from
consumers well as exporters but holders such
willing sellers and cottons in second hands
ously pushed that prices have favored the buyer to
the extent Of &c the sales reaching $500 bales We
revise our quotations to conform with the prices that
| will buy cotton freely, Viz
LIVERPOOL CLAssVIcArIoS.