The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-20
MARKETS ELsEWaERE.
DOMESTIC MARKETS

DOMESTIC MARKETS.
New BEpEosp OH MARKET, for the week ending
December II Sperm.-Ths market has been quiet
since ourlast, and we have transactions to report
There was some inquiry to- day but believe sales
were effected = Whale There has been less ina ury
for whsle but prices have not changed holders
main firm We notice sales Of $50 bills N W Coast
at 48 cts and 200 bills DARK at 40, cash In Warren
sale Of 500 bbls N. W. Coast was made at As OTIS =
Wbstb bone Sales of 80 900 lbs W. Coast have been
made since our last at prices not made public.
FOREIGN MARKETS
RIO JANEIRo, Nov. imports. the past month from
the Uptea States have been sO4 bbs 2S6 pack
ages dontatics 100 do PIG lumber 1856 bbls bse
3zb d. pork 500 kegs -four and 1884 bb,s rosiu From
NewfouDdlsBd.- drums Goldfish Flour Ths b I'd pros.
poets for the flour market expressed in last cir
cular have been than realized and although the
arrivals in october we're not great might have
been expected and bakers not largely stocked sales
l4n Brandy vine l4l25O; New Orleans, l4 and Rich
mopd III rhe sales amount to II 800 bsis leaving
stock OF $500 bols new Richmond, and LOO OF Bal
timore in first hands There is tho sg pros.
pect Of improvement unless the supplies should be
much less Than tbs consumption, aud this is not
at all probable There Is no export demand Do
mestics worse than with rising
exchange the English limitations sold very ~,
at auction. Quotations are almost nominal at 100
for brown drills Z4O for blue do 2i0 r. for bell
stripes $50 re tor 80 inch shirtpg other qualities In
proportion Tea Of good quality is sslesbe a. 1000
I'll. Lumber.-The saes have been at COL. for Ameri
Rosin The last sale at 1890, aud prices are
looking upwards again most OF the stock being in
culator hands. The consumption ia large Candles
are IN demand, and would bring lHloo. Provisions
entirely nominal stock large TO force sales 2O
could not be obtained for beefsnd pork Goldfish The
first cargo sold at 10l, the last at 1880 AID 100
Supdries-Sslss of 600 lard $50 RS; hams 800
rs CoGee-Although the stock on lst October was
large the dealers very firm in their prices aud
finally succeeded IN selling SO 900 80 coo bags
rates chiefly old and inferior for Europe On the 18TH
London sdvces via Pernabuco were received to 2sth
August which being more favorable dealers retired
their samples being determined to await the arrival of
the September packet unless they could ob tain ad
vance-tbis they effected on the 18th by q sale of
70 600 bags at 1880 aud for mixed lots Of perior
and good drsts The market was very firm and many
s.king siii higher prices In which they were confirmed
by The arrival OF the Cormorant steamer the 10Th
with accounts Of the Dutch sales aud London dates to
the 18th September The sales since then have been
only TO moderate extent at 800 for good frsts,
4lCO TO s3oO for superior At these rates there
few buyers, limited orders be executed with
in 10 per cent? but the dealers in their
opnonf regarding the result of tae CROP that they
paying mort exorbtsnt prcesfor the lots arriving fro
the interior which are daily more limited many OF
the have already finished sending their crops
to market We have been at some pains to obtain
correct information. and now convinced that the
crop viii not exceed Coo 600 bags about 200 900 have
been shipp.d 100000 are nov here for shipment I'd
tRle, and about 500 Geo remain forward About
250 90 bags old coffee have been shipped since lst
July and about 90 COG more come forward before
January. The crop generally appears In April and
and there is for its being sent ward
early 10000 200 COO bags may possibly be got 10
market prior to July which would make the to cal
port from July LIST, lS4s to July LIST, 1850 $50 900
leo COO bsgs the latter we think an extre me esti.
mate The deficiency. therefore will be- about 700 900
bags compared with The crop Of lS7 and b0O CO. With
the crop If lSis. or about one hundred millions OF
ly nth II th- whole action of the world with
large and increasing consumption must have great
influence prices, until prodTc ton increased The
low prices for years past have prevented any great
increase in Brazil and none OF any Importance eau
take place in lees than three four years should
stop be put to the introduction Of slaves Should
however this take place shortly, las Identity
poet the increase cannot be at all compared to the In
crease Of consumption throughout the world We
therefore expect prices will rule considerably higher
than they hsv, for years past especially when
H. considered that the gro~ers have been badly
| m pla thSyh av hand A.
Its Prowth and In all IL has been losing business
The total export in October ll5Os7 bags Of ~hich
was lss 2o3 bags Of which o303 went to the United
| States