The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-06
e. u M M E IL ClAL.
New York, November 3.

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AsHEs-The market for the week has been pretty
quiet and some days rather dull There has been no
variation in prices About 500 barrels Of both kinds have
changed hands during the week at 81 IS for pots and So
for pearl The market closed dull but firm Exports for
October-Pots, 1871 bushels; pearls, 4aado
BREApsrurFs-The weather has been unpropitious
for out deor operations during the week. that there has
been small amount of business done, in comparison
with what would have been done otherwise Prices
have however maintained and the transactions al
though small show that there is good demand In
for exports and the sales amount about barrels
at SO 93 aoat S. in store to be delivered; about
% 600 Troy, Ohio and Michigan So. So s7s SIS eaal;
Brooklyn, S. s71i and 1000 City, Croton Mills, for fu-
ture delivery, at the same price The receipts very
large, boats having in, which detained
in consequence of the break in the canal In southern
kinds there has not been much doing, and prices re-
bred bbls fresh Georgetown at IS 75 old S. 62
500 bbls Brandywine IS u.s. and 400 Richmond city
with moderate sales at for common to good;
buckwheat may be quoted 81 rs 81 so per bbl Jersey
corn meal is in request d for export and 1000 bb have
quotations for Brandywine nominal Ship stuff and
second quality fine feed are plenty and dull; we
quote the former 10 IL, and the latter 10 l6 cents
The receipts Of flour at this port from January to Oct
3ls 500 sas bbls The receipts for the same period
last year 1854 254 which shows increase SO
far this year. of 445574 bbls exported foreign ports
from Jany st to Oct alst s45 37s bbIs Same time last
Exports for October-I6s 967 barrels Yet notwith
standing the immense amount exported, there is still
sufficiently large stock on hand to meet any unusual
prices have again receded The sales amount 10 about
5000 Gsnesee at 81 81 IL and about GOO western
demand for northern at II cts in the ship and IS and
So delivered Some 10000 bushels have been disposed
of on those terms Barley is pretty freely offered but
the demand is light 1900 bushels two rowej sold at 60
cents. Northern oats little higher we quote SO
81 cents at the lower rate 900 bushels have been ia
ken for export Corn has been in fair request but the
market closes dull the sales include 80 900 bushels old
northern yellow, at "a rs cents 500 new do. 60 !;
10 600 mixed western, 10 - 5000 New Orleans, 10 ;
and 800 white Jersey, in lots, 70 49, weight The
cepts of wheat at this port from January t to October
3ls 279,33l bushels same time last year, 33i 10i
bushels which shows increase far, this year. of
227 bushels exports for time this year.
bushels do last year, 1884 increase for this
year of 1893 $40. bushels. Exports for OctoberCorn
le5ls2 bushels wheat, 222,3So rye, 22l 294 oats,
$780, barley 1859. To-day, prices improved little
Genesee wheat prime, is held at ST 20 81 ~ Ohio
white, 81 Isl mixed, 81 o6 81 II red, 81 10 81 30,
according to the quality
BEEswAx.-There has been change in the market ;
about 5000 lbs southern yellow have been disposed of at
~ cents cash.
CorroSThe absence of the Britannia induces holders
to keep out of the market The sales are therefore very
limited, but at full prices.