The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-25
CITY TRADE REPORT.

sATUbpAr, NOV A-oP. NJ.
This being the last day of the week. and steamers
at hand trade continued languid, and with the
exception Of transactions In cotton the market for
the leading articles Of produce closed without anma-
tion. There more doing in cotton, and the de-
scrptions supplied by the Gulf ports which less
plenty, In better demand, and at Q shade nrmer
prices The -four market less firm, and In some
prices ruled In favor OF the buyer Pretty
free sales Of Canadian made but In ct
q slight decline. There has been . larger Int Of
Canadian produce, including ashes -four and wheat.
received and in bond this market the present
than known before. This IL owing to the
shangssn commercial equations and chiefly
operations Canadian transit bill and ware
house system. The New York market 10 now anxiously
looked to by Canadian merchants, whose operations
Influenced to great extent by the Of trade
here Not only So but many Of their supplies in the
way West India and other foreign produce ar. bought
in bond In this city and forwarded to Csnsd all tend
ing augment the trade and intercourse between this
city and the British provinces This trade IL likely to
increase with every succeeding year giving grstyn
evidence Of the enduring benefits arising from the
commercial smeorstions referred to. The advent Of
free navigation will likely also stimulate and extend
the trade between Canada and New York. The market
for Southern brands OF -four continued dull, With
d.rste Gales Rye -four and meal exhibited no change
There very little doing In wheat while prices
nally the same. Corn continued steady, with .
fair smount Of transactions There vas change In
other grain Pork was more beuyant. and the market
clossd nrm with far amount Of sales terms gwen
below Sugars continued steady with . fair business
doing A considerable sale Of box sugars made
by house Of this city, In Philadelphia yesterday for
refining on terms stated below Rio Coffee sold to
fair extent at steady prices Freghts remained about
the tame with moderate engagements for Liverpool
terms given below.
Aspss-Tbe market was unsettled for pots at 80 so
. SO 62h; and pearls we're steady at So rs 50 31k
90 barrels Canadian pots sold at 81.
BprApsrutrs.-fior- The sales reached 1880 bills 4,
including unipspected at 50 so 81 So fine, sts 81
rs; sour 81 1917 81 SIX; ordinary state, 81 90 . 50
62h common state, mixed Ohio, and Indians, 81 62h
as4 10; canadian 81 20 ~ 76; straight State and
Ohio, 81 70 . 81 81; choice State, 81 81 - SIX;
mixed and straight Michigan, 81 81 s.; fsvorits
Michigan and good State, from Canadian wheat IS .
So IL; and pure Genesee and fancy Michigan, IS IL
So 25 and other grades ct previous rates Southern
Flour 450 barrels sold at So 12h S. 81 for oommon
to good brands Rye Flour vas more plenty with sales
Of 500 barrels at 81 % . 80 Corn Hsai-sales were
made Of leo barrels Jersey, at 50 50 o. Buckwheaf
good demand with sales Of 800 bags at 81 rs
81 per 100 lbs and SO 10 81 per barrei and Frosts
1000 bushels coed mixed Ohio at 81 12sj 5000 do.
prime Canadian on private terms; and 60 do fair to
good Virgins, 81 % 81 IL Rye-s6OO bushels sold
coo 60hc. part time Barley was scarce. at SOC
e2Lc Corn steady with sales OF 900 bushels at
ole . 62c tor Western and Southern mixed B2hc q
CSC for Western yellow and $50 6Shc for Southern
Northern and Jersey yeov sso southern white at sac
Cortss-Tbe demand for Rio was fair and quota
tions firm ranging from oko . l0Ao with sales Of
220o bags There no St Domingo scarcely In 1rst
hands
Corror-More doing to-day, and. now that some
pressed parcels removed from market rmer feel
ing is m apifested The tses reach 1000 bales Gulf
cOtons in demand, particularly New Orleans;
and from their comparative scarcity command slight
ly more difference Va price than is usually made be
tween them and Upiands We revise quotations -
Isvs Ella nc r.