The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-23

yond that Of change In the spinning from coarse 70
inner plumbers the demand Of late having more In
that direction The committee of brokers' place fsir
Uplands at 71d, Mobile at 7d and Orleans at Sd 72o
American, 20 Pernsm, 100 Bahia, $50 Msranham aud
American, 90 Bahia and 1880 surat for export. The
sales of the week amount to rs 800 bales.
LIVERPOOL Conn MARKEr, New 5-The trade has
sales Of fresh arrived Flour the bushes. SoUs has Ssss
quite trhine and prices nom naly unchanged At this
days market there was a moderate attendance the
town and country trade who, however acted with ex
treme caution, and the business done quite uu-
porfsnt Wheat NAV be quoted nominaly without
have been taken. Oats and oatmeal we're In fair re.
quest at full prices Barley In good dema nd at
eur late quotations; but beans and peas offered
on rather lower terms. Flour of all descriptions
met with fair sale at late rates. Indian corn
was quite neglected, though . reduction of
Cd per Or would have been acoeded to by holders
Nov. S.-The business at our Corn Exchange this
morning was moderate, without material change in
the value of any article md Tuesdays quotations. are
continued There rather better feeling towards
Indian corn and 1t difficult to meet with qua
lily Of American yellow at EOS Cd per $50 lbs which
was the top price Of Tuesday.
AMERICAN Produce MARKEr.-LiverpooL Saturday
Nov. 9.-All articles In the Provision markst remain
the same as reported last week The market is nearly
bare Of bacon in first hands, jobbers are realizing the
full quotations for small quantities. Beef Is ct
stand Reductions OF prices do net induce
to forward; and som, new Irish arriving holders
are more anxious to close their stocks Pork CONT
nues to. move into ption; aud the decreasing
stocks, with steady demand and prices Is beginning
change. Shoulders move slo~ly at steady rates and
for one lot of fine Cd per cwt advance had been
obtained II o. Lard market is still supported the
sales are about 100 tons, at last eks rates The
liners having bought freely of late the demand Is
as brisk. but the market Is quite firm. Cheese
from dealers hands, moves freely at full prices
fer fine parcels. There Is feature In the
corn trade The principal business is in flour,
which has been selling freely There 10 q bet |
ter demand for sour and lower qualities are Sd |
per barrel desrer Wheat has been very dull. The
demands very light and prices Id per bushel lover
tor ali descriptions Indian closes about the
same as last week In the beginning OF this week,
prices gave way Cd per quarter but at Yesterdays
market they recovered, and close Arm at the
quoted prices The reduction in bark attracted spsc
uators and sales have been made at los for Philade
phis and % 80 Cor Baltimore There have been fur
Their arrivals of 1850 bags Of baltimore Freghts are
timer mort OF the expected feet having arrived and
been taken up; they have touched bottom, aud we
may expect an advance Passengers, owing to the
severe weather for the past week, scarce. and
rates nominal. Quotations - Bacon long mid5les
bonsess per cwt 81 33s; do rib In sos Cd Bis
short do. homeless, 30 3es Cd. do rib in. 20, Sd
sos; beet prime mess, 304 lbs 20 IT'S Cd India
mess s2s Cd n s5s.; pork, prime mes., Eastern 200
lbs 80 55s. Cd Western, 40 46s mess strips ~
az hams in salt, cwt fine, 20 q sos ordinary els
Cd. Cos shoulders, Fl 22s lard fine 3Ts. Cd S8s
good SOS Cd 3Ts ordinary So a Sos Sd inferior
and grease. % sos Cd grease butter, 81 a 30s;
che csc, fine, boxes 40 44s casks IS 40s ordinary
boxes, SO Ass; casks, 30 a S5s