The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-17
CITY TRADE REPORT.

TUESDAY, October l6-oPM
Trade day continued rather inactive for most de-
scriptions of domestic produce Another steamer
being expected ct Halifax with later foreign news
dealers inclined to wait for its receipt before en-
terins the market very freely. In cotton however,
there was more doing, and the amount Of sales
indicated some speculative feeling In the market,
quotations closing steady at previous rates. The
-four market was dull, and ordinary with common
State and Western brands, fell OF about G4c per
rel straight and extra brands remained about the
same. The receipts we're toersby large. Southern
brands were steady, with limited sales The receipts
continued to be light. Rye -four pretty steady,
while meal remained inactive. Wheat some
more active, with fair demand for milling. The sales
embraced Genesee, Western, and Southern, on terms
stated below Corn was In fair demand. with fair
amount Of sales confined chiefly to Western mixed on
terms, In some cases, in favor Of buyers. Rye was
easier, while cats steady Pork was held at
hrmer rates aud sales moderate, at an advance.
The market closed with an upward tendency. Beef
was dull and prices tended downward Lard oontinuad
in fair request without matersl variation In prices.
Coffee continued In light supply aud firm while sugars
we're dull, and prices inclined TO droop The sales
only moderate, and sObaued chiefly to Cuba ms
covados MoSsses was In far request at about pre-
,ious rates,
Asha. sales Of 60 bbs Of pots were made at 81 o.
while pearls were inactive at 80 l2ts . 50 lsA
BHtsDstuTFs -fter-fhe tran actions for the day
reached about 10 coo bbls including sour at s. 60 .
81 90; hne at IS OK 8. 81; Ganadian, 81 56a
81 62k; old common state, and mixed Western at
81 62b a - IS; new common and straight State aud
old western, at 81 rs 50 SIN, neg mixed aud
straight Western at - 81 IS %, round hoop Ohio
and iavorite Western At 50 i2H So lsi pure
Gepesee aud Southern Onto, at So rs s5 IS; fancy
Gepesee, 50 81 So 61h; fancy ohio at So s7h .
So IS; extra Ohio at 50 o2lS So "a aud extra uene
zee at 80 Ga SO 25 OF the sales, some 600 bbls
for export part 81 which Csnsdisn and hne at
our quotations. scatA'rn tiO1.-rhe sales reached
900 bbls at 80 n q So 90 for old AID common
brands Ry, Fiow -i50 bbls sold at So 90 s. o.
Corn Meat Sales included 1850 bills Of Jersey at So l2T
and 100 bbls OF Brandy vine 1t 81 az. WsIs-
4 he sales embraced 0O0V bushels Genesee ct 81 20
q 81 ~ for part, aud the residue on private
terms; go bushels prime red Missouri at 81 %;
5000 bushels prime wbite Southern lin store) on
private terms, and SEQ bushels Long leland red aud
white at 81 % Rye-7tOO bushels sold AZ ~ oOc
old and Barley 200s bushels said u good four
rowed NJ oOkc, snd 900 bushels fair two rowea at
CSC Oats wee .tetdy az 81 sOc for canal aud river,
and IS 81 40 for jersey the latter not plenty or
anadisn peas. some 200 bushels sold at % zoe,
which Vas better. Com - Tie sales reached about
~ oo0 bushels, chiefly Western ixed, at OIL a61hc.
The quotations for the other kinds we're about
same a. yesterday
EzPosr BkrapsrurFs TO GRnar BsfraS AID TasLA,D,
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