The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-21
CITY TRADE REPORT.

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CITY TRADE REPORT.
NEw YoRx, "WEDNESDAY AYrrRSoo, Oct 10
The market for -four remained unchanged by the
and sales Of Oswego Genesee Ohio were made
at about the same prices The market however, closed
without animation There but little wheat Offering
and sales reported Sales corn were made to
fair extent at about the prices current before the
steamers news and In at q slight advance;
but it closed with less armnsss Rye and remained
about the same. Sales Of pork were made at .
slight advance, and of prime at previous rates Grocs-
res exhibited material change.
AsHIs-Sman sales of pots were made at Sc rs n
Sc 90, and OF pearls at So
BhEApsrurrs-F lour-sales of 5000 to 1000 bbls now
Oswego and Genesee were made ut So 56h . 90 62k,
and 800 do new Genesee reported sold at So 66k
and 1000 do sold to be delivered IN all the present year
bbls fancy brands (sr Paddock) sold at the same
price. A lot OF 800 Ohio sold ct So co. 400 bbls
sour sold at 20 37, and 800 do Michigan sold 1t
s. 20; southern continued ARM and held at So rs
for baltimore and Georgetown Wheat-No sales tran
made at Use, including portion at 74c; 34OO do,
afoat sold at Too and $500 do. delivered at the
price, $500 do o. little damaged, sold at 7ae, and
5000 do New Orleans sold at 100; and sales of 5000
1000 bushels good sound yellow sold at 100 Towards
the close Of change 1t grew less Arm and there were
bills made at So %. Rye-Sales Of $500 bushels
ware made, delivered, ct s2,lo. Oats Arm at 4so
. 60c
CorrEE-sman sales Of Rio were making At To a 7ko
Other kinds were quiet 900 bags damaged Rio sold by
CorrorThe transactions to-day were Of too limited
nature to show tho position Of the market under the
tory and held out hopes of any sudden improvement
II Is not probable much be done here In Sales
Some parties in market to-day were buying at lees
rate off, but large parcels could not be moved At better
Fsn-About 1900 quntals dry cod had arrived, but no
sales reported. Mackerel-About 1000 bbls. had
arrived and the sales reached 400 500 bbls, in
Guiding No. Is at So 49, and No. 2's at So as There
was no change In No. 3's.
FRuIT-Tbs arrivals Malaga raisins have been more
free Of late aud sales Of two or thre. oesose were sold
pri,.t. portion Of the s.Iso.s wore ssid
to have been purchased on speculation.
LnAD-A sale Of 500 pigs was made at - so.
NAVAL sronEs-Ne sales were reported and quota.
lions remained nominaly the same.
on.EThe,e was no change in tn. market linsssd
Whale continued dull; Olive was firm at 81 To-
Or CAxE-sales Of 10 tons Of thin oblopg made
at SAT So and so tons oil meal sold at 3l per 100 lbs
PRousIoss-s.les Of about $50 bbb. pork were
made at $lb and 90 do At $+ esk and about $40 do,
Albany mess, were made ut Sill; country worth
$40 so About 10000 lbs pork shoulders sold ok
year sold at $i5 oss. Isrd-No sales were reported
Cheese-No change.
RrcE-ssles Of 200 tiercss made to arrive (uew
CROP at 81 so . 81 62T
SEEp-No change.
sUcAR-ssles Of 800 hhds Muscovado were made, in
about Is do, Cuba sold by auction ct 81 ot Dash
TALLow-Within the last or days 20 or 200 lbs
ToBAcco-Ws refer to the annexed notice Of the To-
bacco trade, which shows constant increase in the
consumption conversion into segsrs With
increase Of prices for that dsscrpton
Of the artce to the growth Of which, the climate and
soil of Florida said to be well adapted The market
for leaf quiet to-day sales of Al boxes Inferior Mis-
souri, manufactured, sold ut q DC per ID.
ToBAooo TRADE We are indebted to an sxps-
rienced broker Of this ety. for the following interesting
facts in relation to the growth and future prospects OF
tobacco showing the value Of its culture to the United
States and to Florida In particular =" han article
tions here and abroad we'll worthy Iced the at
tenton Of those interested to the facts The tobacco
business In general and particularly In all those
kinds used BY ,esar manufacturers, undergoing
rapid change. 1t Ii settled fact, that the consump
ton Of tobacco most used in Europe for ;HSolins
dominance which the segar gets over the pipe Here
in the last Ave years. the consumption OF segsr has
ratio for few years more, We viii be able to
consume ourselves all those kinds Of tobacco grown
wrappers and for which the European continent was
our best customer This Is so much the case that the
prices paid in Bremen formerly sstablishsd our prices
face Of low quotations for Connecticut and Penn
syvana seed leaf In Bremen pay the highest prices
here and lots Of Connecticut seedleaf reshpped
from Bremen, found ready takers here, and proved
good operation The crop Of Connecticut seed OF ls4s,
5000 cases. of which half exported, and the
other half sold here to manufacturer This crop Of
Sa7 yielded it s said only 1000 cases unt the latter
for mmsdats use This shows clear enough that il the
present state Of Affairs continues OF which there can be
no doubt we cannot ipsre single case ior export and
The crop, which has been injured by worms, viii
forward in about four weeks but SPECTATORS hav
ing paid for lots from 10 H. must prepare
ourselves to the highest rates for good lots or Penn
syvana seedea the crop, win have twothirds OF
Of large growth or Florida small invoice Of the
crop has come Of which must mere before
81 s 81 600 The b 81
be consumed In the State OF New York alone. II tobac
growers In Florida would exert themselves to raise
article OF light brown color, silky and a. spotted -
possible they could certainly for lots answering this
description, very early obtain In this market from 30
TO as cents and could the next crop be increased to
million and even a million and half Of pounds, the
same price would be obtained This year, however no
doubt the highest prices obtained for all Florids
co Is scarce and that kind for which Florida forms
the substitute Is TO be had Havana and Cuba to-
bacco will certainly be affected by the general increased
demand for segar tobacco, aad II the year should
produce good average crop may anticipate
tobacco although entirely out OF fashion here may
der present circumstances, como into again The
bsoco will continue SO far as It Is wanted for tho AFRICA.
and the Pacific trade. sweden and Norway are rather
increasing in consumption. For the latter ooun
tries the demand regulated according to their hshe
res 1.-THE poor fisherman INDUCING In the luxury Of
"quid,' II fishing has been pro6tsble) they good
customers Of Kentucky and Virginia segAr leaf
will always fetch recommending price. The demand
for all kinds used here for fine cut smoking snuff for
Plug csvendisn, Sc, Is not likely to undergo any
waALKnoSE-sales Of about 10000 lbs made at
S3h a sac.
WnnKxyThs asking price for the article In barrels,
ported.
FarreHrs-A small lot of 400 boxes OF cheese
gagged to tlasgos at 2bs; $4,000 bushels of Corn, in
bags said TO have been engaged for Liverpool at
ID per bushe Flour TO do, stood at about Is o. and
heavy frsisht according 10 Quality stood st sps a5s