The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-21
CITY TRADE REPORT.

TUESDAY, NOV. Z0-6P. NJ.
This having been packet day for the Cambria, APP
pointed to san from Boston tomorrow, change was
rather thiply attended and transactions in many de-
ecriptions of produce rather limited Sales Of
cotton we're made to moderate extent at quotations.
Holders inclined to await the receipt Of the forth
coming steamers news, before submitting to the
duction in prices demanded by purchasers Owing to
the large stock and tree receipts common grades of
this State and Western -four sold at slight de-
cline At the reduction, however, there was more do
ing Good and pure, with entra brands, were steady
and fair sales were making at previous rates. There
to be fair demand for Canadian In bond at
steady prices. Southern brands continued heavy but
with something more doing at low rates Wheat was
,siss of prime Genesee Western and Canadian, on
terms stated below Corn sold At slight decline es.
pecially for mixed while Gales were limited Pork re-
manned about the same, with steady trade demand,
and with fair amount Of sales Beef continued dull,
while receipts were large Lard was in fair demand
and at steady prices Butter was In steady demand.
Cheese continued in fair request for export ana at
Their nrmer prices. Coffee Was steady with fair
in prices while sales were making to moderate es.
tent Ereghts steady and most Of the vessels
for Liverpool were completing cargoes January rates
remained about the same with occasional engagements
AsaIs.~There was rather more doing, with sales of
pots SO % 81 and sales Of 100 bbls Canadian pots
were made Montreal inspection) at
BRsADsrrrrs FlOu-The sales for the day reached
ST.; ordinary State, at 81 SO 81 62; 500 Troy,
At 81 so; common State at 81 o2 81 rs; mixed Ohio
and Indiana at 81 6s 81 IS; straight State and Ohio
at 81 rs 81 ST. choice state at 81 81 81 sly mixed
and stragh Michigan 81 s7S S. favorite Michigan,
at SIS SIS l2S pure Genesee and fancy Michigan, at
IS i2h So rs. In other grades there was fair bust
ness doing and prices without change, Included
In the tses 900 bbls Canadian at 81 rs. South
e.n Flour 900 bbs sold at So 70 37S for common
to good brands. Rye Flow-Small sales we're made at
81 - So Corn Msai-Sales 200 bbls. Jersey at
So 90 SO 49,. and 100 puDcheons Braudywne On pri
yate terms BuekUhtaf was In good demand, with sales
OF $50 bags at 81 62 50 per 100 lbs and SO Is -
per bbl Frosts extra command. exc per bag Of rs
lbs. and 81 25 per Dbl The receipts fair Wheat
There order here for some 10 600 bushels prime
Gsnesee wheat for export, which has been filled at
81 20; and the GOO previously noticed on private
terms. brought 11sc 12Oc in addition, the sales
5000 bushels Ohio, private terms; GOO bushels Up
per Lake at BE 24O0 bushels good Canadian In bond
at 81 o6 and 600 bushels free Canadian, private
terms. for milling at the East. Rye quiet. with
sales OF OO0 bushss at COKE Barley inactive, at
Csc exc there was but little prime here which
wanted. Corn-Sses were 10 600 bushels at 6lsc.
q o2Hc. for Western mixed, and CSC. 63sc. for
Northern and Jersey yellow. Canadian Pes were in
good demand with saes - 500 bushels superior
at 75c Oats shade better, with sales Of North
erp 81 zee an c Jersey were scarce AZ 37kc Soc.
B,sswAx-2C O0 lbs. cold at 2lc. a22o
CorroN.-This being steamer day. the apparent
dulness In the market may BE- partially attributed TO
that fact We heard q saes Of OOO bales a. quota
items Holders BY their refusing TO submit % any
duction manifest their confidence Ia the future stso
lily q prices.