The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-29
CITY Trade REPORT.

WEDNESDAY,, Nov. 23-6P.M NJ.
The cotton market buoysnt to- day, and
higher prices paid than were current yesterday
1t WIS believed by many that the Cansdas news WAS in
the hands Of specusor which led to the large trans
actions they reaching short Of 5000 bales which
were taken mostly for shipping In -four there was no.
50 much doing, though the prices did not vary much
fro those obtained yesterday Canadian brands were,
II anything shade 6rmsr Southern description were
not sctve bat without portsnt change Rye -four
tinusA In steady demand while meal was neglected.
Wheat did not move freely and the sales were
fined mostly to Canadian. at rather easier figures.
American parcels firmly held. Barley continued
In small supply and Was much wanted. Rye remained
about the same Oats doing better, and closed
with arm feeling. There was fair demand for corn,
but the market was sgsin lower and 1t was freely Of
fersd OF quotations The pork market was improving
with steady bsss.ss for the trade other kinds Of
provisions 'bitss material change butter
which bsfiiy trm. Sugars we're dull and about
eighth Of . cent lower. Cohess continued firm,
considerable spirit 81 rates about the same as at the
B,s.O.,v,rs-F1.~r-T The transactions we're II, 500
bbG including uUin'pected at 50 so - 80; fine at
81 - 81 y; ordipary State at 81 so 81 62H COM
mos State, mixed Ohio, and Indiana 1t 81 62K .
rs; Canadian at 81 81 - 10; straight State aud
Ohio ct 81 10 - 81 choice State ct - 81 81 871s
MIXED straight Michigan ~ 81 S7E IS; favorits
Michigan and very good State from Canadian wheat at
S. . So lax; pur. G.Desee and fancy Michigan at
So l2H IS 25 fancy Genesee at SIS 81 SIS 5O fancy
Ohio at So ~ So 10; extra Ohio at S. rs . SO and
extra Genesee st So SO 80 So the latter price for
"Copesus" favorite brand OF the sales, some 300
bbs Of Canadian ~ our quotations Southern Flour
Transactions ressh,d few hundred barrels at
- 12k S. 81 for common to good brands.
Rye Flour steady, with sales Of $50 bbls at
81 SIX . - ga Ce'yrmeai very dull The sales
triipg % for Jsrsey and So Is for Brandy
Whssf-Ths alss embraced IA 900 bushels good Cana
dian, In bond, ct 81 ~ 81 O5; 900 bushels prime
0snsses ct 81 Is aud 500 bushels Southern red st
90 Rye was rather -ssirr- sales were $4,000 bashss
ct sek eco. Bsviy for very prime, &c.
Was refused A sale made Of 1900 bushels common
MIXED At sss Other lots changed hands but the par
tculars did not rapspr~ Oats again rather bet
ter and In good demand at 40 4ss for Northern, Al
. s3o for Jersey and 80 3she for Southern. Germ
Sales made Of 32 bushels At So $40 for in
feror white sosthsrs OF 69c for Western and South
mixed and for wsst-rn and southern yellow o0S
and Gle for round ysow, closing heavy Buekhsat
Request With SALES Of II 900 bushels At 4Ic Cansdsn
PSs In lair demand with sales Of bushels At
zfkc.
Cerror-It 10 difcult TO ASCERTAIN the actual tran
saotiens which taking place In cotton The sales
to-day reportss to reach 900 bales and the
age prices paid rather higher than those ruling pre-
viossy Manufssturers purchasing only what their
immediate necessities require, hoping, rather than
thiskipg In view Of TIE large receipts ct the ports
that prices will ere long decline.
LvsspooL CLAssIyIc ArrsS.