The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-01

fREoHTs-Were easier to some ports to-day, while
the engagements were fair including 900 bbs -four
to Liverpool, at Is. 3D. 1s. 4Isd.; 10000 bushels
wheat, at 4Ss; and heavy goedS at It's. Sd Some
loo boxes cheese were taken at 20s For the cont-
nent, there but little Offering and rates we're un
altered To California the range about the same
Day Goops.-The continued high price Of cotton and
wool, coincdent with the diminished production has
gyen q better tone to prices, Though the demand
future prospect Is improving Stocks Of domestic
goods hsvei been greatly reduced well as those of
tien The stock British goods Is very great
but Is firmly held there being disposition to sacr
boipg impossible to replace them at cost The cloth
ing trade for the and the city Is increasing and
very active The demand Is better for sush goods
as are suitable for the spring ctthing trade. Tue
auction sales still nger large catalogue of cloths
was offered on Wednesday, at suction, which excited
considerable attention snd considering the dull state
Of the market sold at good prices-better than
ticipated. Brown and besched shirtings and sheet
ngs are In increasing request, aud holders far
more firm The stock is now in course Of red uction,
which, coineiding with better demand ahead Is ia
ducpg greater prices The natural course
OF things must now raise prices the material is
far likely TO rise than to TALL at ali events 4 very
firm The demand for drills has become active being
required for clothing for the spring trade prices
rore buoysnt Printing cloths In greater request
both here and in Providence. The number of mills
that hsve ceased to work has wrought sensible re-
ducticn In the stocks. and prices have advanced
much in advance Of last Prints remain stil duh OF
sale The season Is o,er leaving but slight stock
TIE limited demand IL nned TO nader There
has been an Increased inquiry for Jeans. which chow
| an improvement In pce which IL likely to inneaee.
rghams are making freely to order for the spring
| trade. the fall demand being over Our domestic
Dries have full ploy mspt ahead There IL
an iBcrshsiDr deposition 70 work mainly for special
orders. Cotton Hsnpes are in poor request Darisns
for the clothing trsis and reaii-
ting advance. Stripes are steady In price With
fair inquiry. osnaburgbs are reduced In stock aud
prices are hrm with Moderate demand Ticks b, "
se!d more freely. and prices ere Becoming hrrlsr
Nousel'nes De lame ar s active thoughe,s so ssthe
| season advances. 40 stock. have been left OF any
serious extent epd are not more than sufficient for
| fair dtmand. Prices satisfactory aud hrm
sa.rets sbo. little activity, aud sales have
| Rr'ys tie DUH Eiih a large stosk Cloths are
Dun With heavy stocks but prices are steady,
81 they are brow what they b. replaced
at Large fslss only be made az q sacrifice which
holders viii not submit to Blue cloths are rather
scarce and fne black Tor dreas wear are in good re.
qusst. Shswls chow activity which IL likely 20
ircrtaee the stock IL large varied but scarcely
more than sufficient for lair seasons trade There
h considerable run on Bay State shssls. The de-
mard Tor merinos IL good, though declining. French
sks have sold freely at auction aud the stock on
hard is very small The French importers have not
exhibited any desire to their goods tor future
market but have realized nj such prices the market
nBe vsrets are in request In jobbers hands ana ia
second hands generally stocks Of elk goods large
Ribbons are dull and heavy The auction sales gene
rally with little exception growing dull With their
Attendance and large withdra walls of goods The i'm
per atoms are light, and are mainly for the spring
able IN sreafe in imported gooss which will probably
reach ts maxin um in January.
FRur. Further sales of 1900 boxes bunch rsi,ins
have be- made at 50 rs; and 300 half do at 81 i2I.
zsLte curIsnts we're steady stTAc axe, with sales
Hsr~we have to note sales Of 500 bales North River
for shipping, at previous figures
TIprs The stock IN the market IL not very heavy,
while IRON the west there has been an increased de-
mand in anticipation OF the close Of navigation along
the canals The Gales are fair.
LrsIHrs-1s In steady request, at full prices Calf
skins In the rough, well finished, have sold to
some extent, at nrm rates
msnd, which had the effect Of maintaining prices.
The Gales from store day amount TO 1000 gallons at
nc In casks and .4c In barrels Epgish can be had
from the vessel at 7oH . Tie There vas fair bust
ness doing In whsle, at b5c. for selected
Pso,i.os. -Pcrk-Ihers vas less activity In the
eco barrels have changed hands at $40 IS for mess
$40 rs for thin mess, and - s7H for prime. Beef
city prime at -; cid do mes, at 81 a 80, and new
Chicago do at 50 so 50 rs Beef hams we're Ia fair
meats sers scarce. and GU quiet. Hars s,.sdy T rs
quest with sale. OF $50 barrels at ~ s7Yc for good
TO prime, and 200 tess good at IKE There vas fair
inquiry for butter and cheese, ct firm prices.
RAT EsrAIr.-we annex the particulars Of this
cay stransaotioss-Eststso Of the late Rev VIM Powell
avenue, s775; do sdioinins $500; do do si2s
each $780, do opposite. $3.50 each s11ao; 1 do adj
ESQ., 40 20 $3.50 s DO ,ss 0'oi1s
1913 DO on Uncn avenue, between Arthur sna
Hoffman streets $500 each 81 80; do sp rear, siss
Isrd streets $3.50 each t112O do rear slss each
s2s0; do adjoining $3.50 esch, s720; 3ots Lo
riIlsrd ard Union avenue, $3.50 each, $50, do ad-
joining s27s do rear. $3.50; do. s1joining sl60
each $3.50; do csrner 81 Arthur and Bsysrd Streets
e12s each, 1896 do. sdjoining, $500 do. on rear,
1890; 3 do. adjoining, s3S6; gors opposite. S705
I R,cp The supply fair, with sales OF rs casks
new OF fair Quslify, 81 20 80 . 90 63k.
Rsfsrs There but little Offering While holders
vcs~n, We note ssss Of 500 barrels jersey 1t 2le.
2Tkc and Ohio. and prison, At 27ke. Drudge sells
siowlr 81 27o, tine, with interest
IA 49, s,.xl dsw ooue al IA