The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-29
MARKETS ELSEWHERE.
STOCK SALES.


BosIoS, Oct T--Rrokers Board-ass shs Vermont Cen
g. q And 90 R g. 90. Saas
oretstey NM sS5s; 10 90 y 10 do pa 10 do 9S Bos-
sS East Boston Co. is's 100 DO Sci Is Is western
SIM, go % do, 81.
hEssRs. COLEMAN, HUTTON AND co.'s RIO CIRCULAR.
RIO DE JASEiRo, Sept l, 1919
Imports-The past month have been from United
State 6ss5 barrels -four 567 pkgs domestics pa do
tea 242 ooo lumber Z12 barrels rosin t3 do beef 2Os
do pork 2o2 bxs sperm candles 800 bags pepper 900
pkgs lard, 600 lbs wax. and sundries flour-Ths
import being moderate the sales have been to fair
extent but although the stocks in first hands
duced quite low, no advance could be obtained but
rather the contrary, the bakers would only buy
deratey in expectation of the crop and porters
detirous of clearing of old stock Richmond was
sold from lo 800 ISL according to quality and quan-
tity. Baltimore, Isl II 500 being more wanted to
assort The stock in first hands Is $500 barrels all
Richmond and in second it Is estim sted to be almost
j. 600 Domestirs are in excessive supply and prices
are quite nominal The last auction ga es we're ct 24Or
for blue drills 2OOr for brown 2i0r for stripes and cor
Tor 80 inch sbrtiDgs several large sales OF English
limitations have been made at very prices Stock
of good quality, is salesble at GO 2, but old
snd ordinary qualities are quite neglected. Lum-
Der for export, has been in demand and sales ha W
been made for good at 6oh, in bond Rosin much
wanted and ssles were made at q 81, but the
peced arrivals Of such large parcels, caused sudden
decline to 5 about coo bbls remaining In the mar
ket the offer being only 500. Sperm candles are in
demand, and would bring leo readily. Provisions
The heavy arrivals have dspresssd the market, aud
have been quite unsaleabe Beef aud pork together,
have sold at % a Isl Pork alone has been more
wanted and sales in bond have been made at 23l.
Lard IL excessively duh aud sales have been made
low ss lso RS Hams, 800 "a. sundres-Sprits tur-
pentne, $50 n 240 rs per gall Wax $50 200 salt
!oos ors Russia cordsge 34l; Manila, 36l; Cocoa,
Is q leI. Pepper, 100 20. Codish, 10 l2l. Leaf
tobacco, ~ Is plug leo In bond. Coffee-More
favorable accounts from Europe and the certainty that
the crop will not the be half the
c.ding but in the opinion Of most, not exceed
third have caused prices TO advance very oons
and the transactions have been very extensive both
Europe and the United States. AT the moment, the
market s quiet but the dealers very firm In their
prices; tuperiors, 200 81. as sci good hrsts,
$3.50 3UOO' (oI al &c. on boardJ for crop;
the supplies ~ old still considerable and may bs
quotsd at 100 100 lower; the arrivals of
st limited being estimated AZ only about 70 900 bags
since the ment Of the season. Of old there
still rem aims quantity In the interior which may
give fair supply to tie market until January next
but Afterwards, very little can be expected Many
planters have already sent all their TO market aud
many have at all to sci nd Several OF the larges,
and best managed estates have not gathered than
one siSth the ususl quantity. So general failure
never before known in Brazil aud has proved much
greater than we anticipated in February aud Marcn
lsst The last sdvcss from Europe 10 10th July have
rather CHECKED the demand but should they be at all
fsvorsb. by the next packet IL will revive again and
should not be surprised to prices advance still
more The stock IL estimated at 90 900 bags mostly
old The fetal export In August was 16l1i0 bags OF
which 63l6s went to the United States, a. folors-