The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-04
CITY TRADE REPORT.

SATURDAY, Nov. So r. M.
The announcement In tho forenoon to. day, that an
express had arrived at ssckvils with the Hibsrnias
news had the effect Of checking operations in most
leading articles Of produce Before the steamer
announced sales of cotton reported at previous
ards sales Of trsnspired Flour
heavy owing to large receipts and limited local
and Eastern demand Dealers were also inclined to
await the result Of the steamers For Canadian
there but little inquiry by exporters and the art
cle to arrive offered terms in favor of buyers
Southern brands exhibited no change. Rye -four and
meal were dull. Wheat continued heavy, and prices
ruled /. favor of the purchaser The receipts wore also
the Increase Corn less arm and the demand
the East limited Sales only made to q moderate
extent. There was no change In other grain. Pork
without change and prices ruled favor Of buyers
while sales were made to . fair extent Beef continued
steady with fair amount Of sales. Lard continued
In steady demand while butter and cheese remained
about the Sugars continued sctivs the trans
actions running chiefly New Orleans full prices
Coffee continued firm, with moderate sales The an
aounoement Of the arrival Of the Hbsrnia put step
pie freights Before the fact was known some en-
gsgeAents made Ut about previous rates; after
AsHss The sales reached about 100 barrels of pots,
ct To-, with small lots Of extra 1T 81 lax. Pearls
In good demand, at So so, and holders, Al the
close, asked more money.
BaEApsruyFs. -F7sur-rhs sales for the day reached
about eco bbls including sour, At - 81 rs; fine,
at 81 . 81 S7K old common State and mixed Western
1T - 60 . 81 62K - 76a - SIX for new do very
good State at - s7k SIS; very good State,
from Canadian wheat, At IS . IS 12h; new
mixed and straight Western at IS 12H IS IS /;
favorits Western at IS 20 IS 81 pure Genesee aud
Southern Ohio at IS rs s. Sly fancy Ohio at IS ~
ira Ohio at SIS 10 SO; extra 0snssse ct 50 62}s .
SO so, and Heckers Croton Mills, extra, at $40.
Southern FIow-The saes $50 bills. st IS rs
. IS SO for old and new common to good beands and
IS rs 50 % for extra Georgetown rye Flour was
dull with sales Of 800 bills At 81 81 . 81 SIX. Corn
Meai-150 bbls OF Jersey sold at 50 90 . % lax
Wheat-The ssles included $500 bushels CauAdin, in
bond, at 81 O6 81 % 900 bushels prime Geuesee
81 10 81 20H leo DO Mediterranean seed st
81 0ek; 5000 bushels new Michigan 1t 81 12H, aud
800 bushels inferior Southern red terms made
public kye-ssles Of 1000 bushels ct zoe for old,
anost, and Gle. Go. for afost and delivered
Barley inactive at SIC . 900. Oats raths or
better and In fair demand for tho East at 400 Ale.
for Northern, and $40 . 3sc for Jersey Corn-so00
busbels sold at $50. o4ko for Western mixed $50.
and Jersey yellow.
Description. Brand Where 10. NunLsr bbis.
Oswego, Canal Mills. Liverpool, 7N
Michigan, unknown, Sphw indies $40
State, do B. w. Indies, go
CorrHn-Salss Of 200 bags Of st. Domingo made
at $40; and o small parcel common Rio, Mt 9Ao.
CsrroN10O0 bales were reported TO have been sold,
prior to the announcement that the steamer had
rived ct Halifax This checked operations except to
very small extent. We heard OF change In prices,
Our quotations, therefore, are unAltsred.
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