The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-30
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STOCK SAIES

BosrOs, Nov. rs Brokers Board-l Norfolk County
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$1,000 eertaea Nor~en City per ct Stock, payable 1851
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
NEw BEDFORD On MARKEr for the week en- ling No
vember 70 Sperm -1her. has been an active demand
since lsst for export aud hone and sales to
the extent Of Ass bb have been made at lis cts
gallon The stock In fret hands in the country.
elusive OF the i'm portsticns OF the week IL reduced to
$500 bbls. In " hale there Is also active demand
and prices have further advanced We notice sales OF
800 bbs part inf, rior ut 43 40 cts $50 ebls black
A. cts; 8 bills South Sea at 10 cts; 500 bbs. n. w.
Coast at ~ cts 1900 do AK cts and 1900 bbs on
private terms Suck in i'm porters and speculators
hands In this district 10 600 bbls WhaleboneAs sale
500 lbs South Sea 10 made ut 30 cts ID Sperm
OF CandlesSsl- Of 100 boxes Sperm at ~ OTIS cash.
HAvsSA, Nov FL. 1s49 Since report Of 7th inst ,
further concessions we're made In the price Of sugar
and considerable transactions took place Tho stock
Is very much reduced. and such planters az still
have parcels for dispos ask higher prices We place
quotations o. foo~s In accordance with the sales
that we're msde-Whtss TX o rials choice, 10 rails;
yellows 6h rals; choice and superior, al RAILS
browns, 81 . bk rails; Cucuruchos Al q 8 rails or
Inolssses Yer, little remains, and little or nothing has
has been q considerable d~msud for coffee. and the
supplies have been adequate to meet it, 10
qu.nce Of which prices have advanced Almost all the
old parcels In the market have been taken at $50 q
ss for inferior; 50 ssk for mddling and sales of
we're made st $40 Sl04 for fair and good. Very
trifiDg quautiti.s coming In and the whole yield
Of the present crop will be quite limited Lard CONT
TO "a heavily 1t our quotations the sup
plies have been coming In more abundantly than
anticipated. The present stock Is about 900 kegs
cargo Of rice arrived and Is sold 1T ii rails and there
besides 40 cssks from store placed at
leaving 800 casks in frat hands The plentiful crops Of
Island rice still operate In restricting the dems
for foreign descriptions Lumber Is In good position
especially w. sceoupt Of scarcity About 10 900
feet Portland realized s32 aud 81 feet Bath S34,
being the only imports OF that sort to mention Two
csrgoes steam sawed from Mobile brought S2I aud
two from the place partly contract,
and the balance soid at f24h Frvights chat
tiers made for Europe AZ and e. 2s Cd Fai.
mouth and q market 81 los to Trieste 81 \.
70 for French v.ssel to Marssiiies The rates low
and continue CO. while there Is little produce
to 20 fors ard but may look for reaction after
some months when the crops begin TO appear. For
TO the United States rs cents per box has been
paid Exchange on London ~ to II per cent prem
New fork and Boston, per cent prem.
Bsiigs, HospuRAs Nov IL Mess Fork, SO; Prime,
sS Fine Flour 81 supsrhne, IS so; Bread Navy 81;
Pilot, % 90 Sugar 81 fI2, and scarce Mess Beef
SIS; Goldfish, $bi Rice So b0 Gutter Goshen s26 aud
Western SIS. Lard klO Mackerel No a o.; Shingles,
% $40; white Pine Lumber S35; yellow do, $40.