The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-16

AMERICAN SECURITIES.
United States Five per Cents. %
All New York Five per Cents ......... 81 . 90
Pennsylvsnia Five per Cents. ......... IS . so
Massachusetts, Five per Cents. .10lh l02H
Maryland Five per Cents. 81 SO
Mississippi Six per Cents. "a a.
THE COTTON MARKET.
There has been fair In the Liverpool market
throughout the from the trade and SPECTATORS
Holders have been more free sellers, and have
ceded one-sghth per lb common American and
Brazil, whilst other kinds remain without any ma.
tral alteration spectators have taken 16 800 Ame-
ricsn, and exporters 730 The committees quotations
Fair cotton, Upland and Mobile 61, and 6I for
Orleans. Sales for the week. $4,000 bales.
FLOUR MARKET.
The transactions In flour and corn In all the prin-
cpsl markets, have been very limited during the week
and prices generally turn lower than the sail
ing Of the Cambria Western canal -four Is quoted at
22s Pas Philadelphia and Baltimore, 2ss Cd. . 2ls
Sales enssed at very irregular prices and quota
lions are merely nominal. Indian is quoted at
AIS EOS for white, and 27s 2Ss for yellow, from
which holders unwilling to yield.
THE IRON MARKET.
The iron market presents the usual inactivity Of the
season, without any material change in prices Tin
plates are . trife lower.
THE SUGAR MARKET.
sugar-An descriptions Of sugar have had lively
demand, and an impression prevails that prices will
rule higher Sales Pernsmbuco bronse, las les Sd :;
white, lbs Cd Porto Rico, 3Ss. Q sos per cwt duty
paid. At auction, in London sales 37s Cd. AS. Cd,
low g. ade to tine Porto Rico and Havana 3ss Ais Cd
for bronze to good yellow. On Friday fair business
was dsne ut full prices and the market closed firm.
THE PROVISION MARKET.
In American provisions there has been quiet but
steady business going forward at full prices Bacon
Limited sales and holders expecting an advance
Bsef-Heavy stocks and holders DESTROYS to effect
sales at reduction previous rates. Pork-Low
qualities are more wanted, but in medium and good
sorts there little demand Hams-Fsw sales at 3os
82s. in dry salt Shouiders-Improved demand at 2os
. ais. Chesse-Markst bare, and ordinary or fair
qualities would bring very full prices Lard-Bssinsss
Of retail character only.
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
There il less demand for turpentne and sales have
been made At g. Sd
The taow market is fat Wool-There Ia moro
tivity for foreign, and prices very arm. Tobacco-
Sales for the month have bsen the largest record
smouktipg 1855 hhds full prices which have an
upward tendency.
In the manufacturing district only moderate busi-
has been going forward the reports generally
favorable. Prices are steady.
In the foreign produce markets there has been good
demand both for home and expectation and prices
have been fully maintained
Passengers by the America.
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borg Baker Tobias Jackson, Redmond. Pussobis Browc
levs bayborn Burrows Sp smith. CrAndAll Hath
awky, NARROW, Spencer, Capt Wright.
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