The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-24
CITY TRADE REPORT.

TUESDAY, Oct. - o I'M.
This beips packet day for the steamer Caledonia, to
sail frem Boston trade in many articles Of produce,
Was some less animated. Cotton sold to . moderate
extent at rstss anything shade In favour Of pur-
ehsers The almost daily reports received from the
South gaTding the yield OF the present crop, are
contradictory In certain localities, such the Red
River bottoms, and In other parts OF Louisiana
ard Mississippi, all reports concur in representing
serious deficiency Of the CROP and In some few places
the worm has been complained Of From ether por-
tons OF the southern States high and good lands
fayofab accounts have come TO hand IL 70
,dcfed premature to risk estimates Of the average
yield until the q picking has farther advanced
The fret n ekirg from fdis IL generally small, the
t.ccnd proves abundant and the third aud last
depends much upon the prevailing state u the weather
20 ia extent and quality Under favorable circum-
stances the last picking turns out we'll but not gene
rally equal 20 the second The last time the heds
gone over u. after the plants have experienced the
Effects 81 killing frost The Of frost Is
later EARLIER according 20 the latitude ami eevs.
ton - the lands sHd varies In different JeArs. The
dssy 81 ns rost at the South the present autumn,
IL confederation Of much weight owing to the dif-
ouities with which the plant had TO contend In the
spring. rendering its growth later than usual For
some weeks Go come correct information from the
south Which Is dHcuit 20 obtain from such vast
tsct a country, will b. looked for With anxiety by
dealers For q l. the extent Of the present years
production which must, sooner or later, to some
tent. regulate tie foreign and domestic markets.
Straight brands q TIL State snd Western -four in
light tupply, and prices some nrmer ~hile common
aud inferior grades were dull, and prices heavy.
Southern -four in fair lem and at previous rates
Mealvss quiet rye nour the same Wheat was steady,
with some better enquiry. Corn was sorae better,
rial charge In Other grain. Pork hrm. With
mtt,rste fsles at quotations Beef ia better de-
nsud Lard continued steady. Butter plenty,
end less fim. Cheese was firm, and In good demand
for export. Coffee continued hru, with moderate
,sles sugars were cold 70 moderate extent, while
prices inclined TO droop.
Asurs The market was firm, With ssles Of 60 bbls
at ~ for pots. and ct 50 l2S 80 Is for pearls.
Western at 21c each.
Bosr.-we note ,sle Of LOCO lbs prime Northwest
ccsst, at tsc. cash
Brssrs1rrrs- Fiov~--Tbs sales for the day reached
10 Geo ttls including spected at So IS sour,
a. 80 JoaSl l2ts; tine at 50 SIX = - 20; old COM
- 80 - os; new common and straight stste, at
81 rs 81 81; new nised and straight Western at 80
y 50 ~ pure GeDssee and favorits Western. at SIS
l.s a 80 IS; fancy Genesse at So 81 IS cas-; new
81 CIV ohio at IS 6Tb - rs; extra uhis. az 50
e2S ssb "a; and ex,rs Uenesee at 70 6sx 80 -
vine and Ale1audri, ct IS ~; new Freiercksburgh
ctuutry sDd Brsndyvine ct So 57ls; new Baltimore,
50 90. ana eStrs Georeetswn. at IS IS 81 IS. Rye
Iio"r- 5to bills sid At 81 SIX a 80 81 Corn Mesi-
,caIce 1t 50 s5 bile, and sls for puscheons
Uloof be sal,z included 300 bushels canadian, In
srd At o. coo bushels pri'ae white southern a. at
and loo bushels iuiencr southern red nj I2c and
coo tu,b,ls COED southern. at 81 10 Rys-s,0oo
Hory ssquet, with sales off go bushels, NJ 5sHc
for Fcod two rowvd; prime was scsrce, and wanted
Oats Were in good demand at 38c $50. for river
and aud 40c fer Extra; Jersey were quiet at $50
&c.. southern steady. at acc. COM he sales
embraced ~ 600 tushels, at size. Gle for Western
MIXED, Gle esHc for Western yellow; and 64c .
5 {. fer Noithsrn aid JtrSey yellow.
torroS.-l,S 500 bales were reported 81 having been
cod tcdsv, but could not learn phsther spinners
exporters specuatoTs took them From what
pared under imme date obseystit N. are som-
PEELED ortdrce cor quo'su ns shade from those Of
Jetsidsy, The fne weather prevailing at the South
setting favorsbiy the crop, and estimates are
Etsdually being ipcrcss.d We quote
GIvsRrooL CLAssIFicsrtor.