The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-16

at 81, and some few at 50 co. and 81 so for Pearls.
EXPORT FROM lsr TO 18th OCTOBER.
Pots:. .......... 54l Dds
BErsw.x.we notice further sales Of 5000 h. prime
Western and Northern yellow at 81 cents, cash.
CoAL-Liverpool, within few days, has arrived more
freely and the market is nactive $50 tons of Oel sola
CorrEE-we have change to notice in this article,
which continues in fair request at previous rates The
ra, III, time; and ST. Domingo, part common So
al "a cash By auction, 400 bags Maracabo sold at Ga
a 7 cents, months.
CoTrox-Being packet day, the market remained
quiet with reduced amount SALE We heard of sales
OF about 100 bales chiefly taken by spinners and learn
that prices are firm at our quotations.
DRuos AND DYEs-we notice sal es of II bales Mexi.
Sarsaparilla received indirect at cts II bales old
20 900 h. f. Gum, which is in better request lsa20;
Turkey sorts Gum Arabic is also and wanted;
10 bbls refined Camphor about a71 20 tbs No Castor
Oil 81; Cream Tartar l6I. months; and 900
foreign sulphate Quinine, on termS we d NOT learn;
H Fsu,TNWohas" had - carsoes Of neW Malaga fruit
arrived hery. Vewhick s0es have been made Of $500
boxes bunch Rim, at s. ss 1000 half de 81 TO- 1000
do 90 csnts at which holders firm refusing to sell for
less; 800 kegs 100 half do 200 do Sun 400 drums Figs
on private terms $50 trails new crop yica soft shell Al:
a3 l21s months From the first arrival of new crop
Bordeaux Prunes, of John Durand & Co.'s Importation
$50 in fancy boxes have been of in lots at Is
cash
BREADsrurrs-The market has for the last week
been somewhat depressed and prices have receded i2
cents per barrel Tho very large receipts and difficulty
Of procuring immediate shipments owing to the scarcity
Of vessels and advance in freights, have in great mea
sure tended to this desperation. The transactions
up to last evening were quito moderate at So 56 S.
sales at and fiat Ohio Michigan a DSi'1 Tpoy
50 So at which large sales have been made about
barrels Of Troy Ohio and Genesee for export S. 5O
We quote at the close, Genesee So so S. 5s%, and
BILE week hence higher rates are paid, owing to
the present scarcity Of shipping For Southern the in
cept 700 bbs Howard street at SIS So and considerable
parcel Georgetown understood to have been taken for
round hoop New York, SIS %. Rye -four Continues
scarce, and Jersey commands 81 IS Jersey meal
may be quoted 81 81 25 1000 bi part to arrive sold
at these rates no Brandywne in market New buck.
wheat is worth about 81 62l 81 rs per barrel
barrels.
FLouR-There was no alteration in prices. Some few
sales we're made of Michigan and Ohio, at SIS so.
owing to the duness Of -four lower prices are offered
mlers The transactions include 1000 bushels infe-
5000 white Genesee. 81 20 and 5000 mixed western
81 % 81 o. cash. Northern rye in demand but the
reach Is bushels chiefly for export al 70 81 cen
lot OF 1000 bushels prime fourrowed barley sold yes
erday for mailing at 6s cents Northern oats have de-
clined to % 81 cents shipments to the Of
bushels purchased in the nterior) understand
about being made to England 600 bushels canal were
purchased on Monday Tor export to London, private
terms Corn Saturday last, very heavy, and the
market entirely unsettled with sales Of $4,000 bushels
yellow Northern and rs for Southern white since then
there has been more seLdness, and the supply too is
less abundant. The transactions Monday and yester
day consist Of % 500 bushels at cents for mixed
and yellow Western and Northern, and ~ 73 for Jer
sey yellow, all weight. At Philadelphia IL 600 bushels
yellow have been purchased at 10 cents Boston
$4,000 do white, so, weight both for export from those
ports. Blackeyed peas Of the crop have be en-
ceived, and are held at 81 so.
Export from LIST to l3h October.
Corn ................. 38,o55 bushels.
Wheat .............. io,las
The receipts Of aour wheat barley and corn at tide
water during the first week of October in the years
and 1886, have been follows -
Flour. Wheat Barley. Corn
1916 ose brls 1885 bush 1864 bush s2lsa bush
1885,. Sti2 4" 1851 i3Il2i " none.
Inc. 1857 599i3 1880 s2ie2
The aggregate receipts of the articles at tide wa
ter IRON tho commencement Of navigation in lSa5 and
s46, to and including the first week in October have
been as follows
49,. flour Hheat. Barley. Corn
AZ sesz bIs l5iseot pu .9l!sSs gu. ass ee bu