The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-28


Corros Messrs. Brown e Shipley's Cotton
Circular states that the cotton market became ex.
tremeIy duh inime diaely after the sailing of the
Niagara, with decline of fully oneeighth. The
German accounts, to which this dullness was
mainly owing, were, in the last few days, rather
less warlike; and the Americas advices from New
York having announced killing frost in the cot
ton district, confidence has been re-established,
and prices had rallied nearly one quarter d. from
the extreme depression of the 9th. The market
closed steady on Friday, the 10Th, at the full
prices Of our last circular, for the better des.
crptions Of American, and an advance OF one
eighth d for the lower and middng qualities
The sales for the week were 81, 7iobaes of which
about 8 900 were taken by spectators, and 500
Cor export.
George Holt's circular estimates the sales on the
18th inst, at 10000 bales. II also state that
che reaction in the cotton market had met with no
response in Manchester, where the fears as to
what might be the result of affairs in Germany
kept that market in check.
Hayre advices Of Thursday, the 18th, represent
that market as much depressed. The sales ofthat
day, up to O'Clock, reached 4s3 bales, al decline
OF so centimes upon last quotations. The sales Of
che week, up to the 18Th, amounted TO 4,s2s bales.
BREADsIUFTs.-The flour market is quiet but
frm, at previous rates. In wheat there had been
some speculative demand, at pnees current, at the
sailing Of the Niagara. In corn there had been
good demand, at 29s Cd. 800. per quarter, for
yellow and white, and 29s for mixed
Provisions The beef market continued with
out any symptoms Of improvement The sales
were unusually light Pork was inactive, and
reduction was demanded. There were small sales
of bacon, at full rates. Shoulders met with ready
sales, at previous prices. Hams moved more freely,
but had not Improved Lard ha Improved, and was
an demand, at an advance Of Is per cwt-small
stock on fret hands. In cheese there was less do
ing and prices had reced lie per cwt on fine sorts,
and 2s on mjdling vualities
TALIow moved mere freely.
LrNsrED CAKE was less active.
Naval SroREs There was nothing doing in
turpentint; GOO bills. common rosn had been
sold at Be ID. percwt
CorTKE Prices are not low, but transactions
have been very small. The continental market
exhibits decline 10 prices, both for coffee and
sugar.
TEA--A good business has been done by the
trade and Spectators. Common Conpous have
advanced ID per pound. The Liverpool market
has been cleared at L. Id. per pound. Good sorts
rere beginning TO attract more attention, and had
an upw.rd tendency. Sales Of Low grades were
effected at full rates.
sreAR.-Tbere was very moderate demand,
.,ut holders continued firm.
Nottssys- Good demand at full prices.
RrcE contii ned dull.
ASHES were very dull at previous rates.
On.-OIiye cod and zeal unchanged and quiet.
qpseed and rape were in fair request, at previous
quotations
orrpcrrRoN BARK-There was more inquiry,
and Gales had been made Of 200 hogsheads Phila-
.delphia at 9s Sd. to los
Tonacoo.-The market was very firm, and the
transactions limited.
woor.-The market was firm with light stock.
Inor.-There was en- improved demand for manu-
featured iron, especially for bars and nail rods,
which have slightly improved In value.
Freishts al Liverpool were dull, with adeclinins