The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-19
CITY TRADE REPORT.

THURSDAY, October 1870 NJ
The receipt OF the Nagaras news, published In the
regular edition Of the Herald this morning, had the
eec OF checking operations In many articles Of do
mesto produce The itself being limited by res
Of the arrangement Of the wires caused dealers to
await the receipt Of private letters with anxiety
than usual The sales Of cotton limited, with
decline in prices while the market closed In q fsverish
and unsettled state. There more doing In Western
and this state brands Of -four and considerable lots
were taken on speculation while prices for good CON-
mon and straight brands closed a shade hrmer There
was no change In Southern brands while sales we're
limited. Rye -four and meal remained about the same
The market for wheat was duh, with moderate de-
msnd for export Corn WAS less firm, with moderate
demand. Barley continued dull while oats we're firm.
Rye remained the Pork less nrm and prices
heavy, and saes made at decline for mess com.
pared to yesterdays rates. Beef heavy and dull
Lard Grm with fair amount Of sales. Coffee con-
tinued hrm and small sale of Rio made ut an ad
vance, Sugars were dull and sales limited Frs,,h,.
nrmer, and engagements Of corn and -four made
to Liverpool at better rates Although alarge number
OF vessels at San Francisco sailed from this port II 10
believed that not great many at present owned
here They were, In many cases sold to parties who
ncishtsd and went out in them calculating to clear
enough to afford to lose the vessels IL they could
be got back Many Of the owners captains and crews
tits supposed are engaged at the mines. Large nun.
bers are owned jointly by parties ut the mines and at
different points in the Atlantic ports-while few are
owned entirely by persons resident the Atlantic,
who do not possess, have not adopted to
control them As the winter approaches IL Is believed
many will be manned and sai for home. The under
writers IL IL said in many instances only insured
vessels and esrgoes TO San Francisco, snd nothing
further.
Afnrs.-The market exhibited no change, while
sales Of 10 bbs. Of pearls made at SO s6I2 and
aud 80 do pots at 81. The receipts were the in
crease.
DnaSpr. Sales no half pipes bordeaux we're made
at 81 % 81 TO- and 10 DO Cognisc, at 81 % o. TO-
1000 bbls including sour at 50 so 81; fine at 50
5Ih 425 Canadian, In bond and old common State,
at ~ 02f 80 T5 new common and straight State and
old western, at 81 IS 81 SIX mixed and straight
Western, at 81 s7l So; fsvorite Western and round
hoop Ohio at 50 as512ls pure Genesee and Southern
fore OF the sses, 1900 bills Canadian, for
port southern Flour Sales included go bbs at IS 81
50 30 for old and new common brands. Rye Flour
Sales 81 40 bbls made at SO 80 90. Corn Meal
The sales included 100 bbls. OF Jersey at - 12k;
Brandy wine was scarce at SO 37E. Wheaf-The sales
day a. ob lot Of prime Genesee at 81 06 and 500
bushels Inferior North Carolina red private terms
Ryt2 1000 bushels Of new sold OF sec. snoat Bsrisy-
Sales brsced 1000 bushels good two roved at 81 .c
and 600 bushels four rosed at 54c. Oos in good
demand at SO 400 for Northern and 35 $40 for Jer-
sey. Com 20 900 bushels sold, including Western
mixed ut GO hc and fat and round yellow at &c,
closing bueyant than in the early part Of the day
CorToN-1he telegrapbic accounts Of the sdvices
per Niagara have checked all operations OF sny import
to spipner and amounting TO only 400 500 bales have
been ats decline Of to sc from previous quotations
which revise TO conform with the line OF the
market