The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-15
CITY TRADE REPORT.

r. III.
AsHSs.-for pots the inquiry was fair and holders
firm, with sales Of so bbls at SO l2H Pearls sold at
easier rates with but Inn ted d.r,and Some 30 bbls
changed hands at SO rs So 81.
BREADsruFrs.-Flon-Tn demand for the common
brands OF State and western -four was sctve for the
Bsst. but Tor export greatly restricted owing 1t
is said TO the advance demanded by holders. Prices
OF the low and medium grades have improved mate
risly and II was difficult TO purchase large or small
lots der the rates given below. The amount OF Ca
madam of-riUg to- day Was very light also the
demand. Good brands held at 81 rs. Sales to
No 2superane at So sly 81 1915 common to straight
State at - o21S - 6S4 Indiana, Michigan and
IS lssl In Southern hour there no particular
change while the market was steady. ABOUT goo
bbis sold at 81 SIX So for new mixed to straight
brandt and 81 SIS 06 for old. For Rye Flour the de-
nsnd WAS not very active, though prices remain
last noticed. Small Gales were making at So lsz So
rs OF Meal thsre not much on the market which
was quiet Sales Of loC bills were made at 90 i2 for
Jersey. Both the supply Of and demand for Wheat
wac COED ana We note saes OF " 500 bushels fair to
prime white Michigan at 81 OK . 81 l0-the inside
rate for lots to be delivered in short time; zoe
bushels prime Genesse At 81 H. which show a csnsi-
dersbe reduction 1900 Bushels Canadian, at e9c
81 02 for red, and 81 o. for white ana 300 bushels
southernred on terms not asosrtained Rye mere
fl with sales OF 1900 bushels at 6sH zoo Barley
scarce and wanted, ut rs n $40 Osfs have 10,
varied. We quote Northern at ~ = Ale, and Jersey
slpsI.s sge Corn vas hrn aud the demand fair
miAed In store Cis4ta CSC for de dlivered 65.o for
Western yellow snd Goa for round yellow
CofrEE.- There was nothing doisg to-day worth re-
porting holders, however, we're very arm.
CoITos.-Ths prospects coDtiuus gloomy for this
plant; the feeling among dealers ON Change appears
TO BE- that there is bat for prices this
son, continued upward unti sufficient spindl-s
STOPPED abroad to squslze the short supply and
give healthy check to prices Poor picking. ersst
ioss By sbedJng OF forms and bos the daily
tinuous accounts decided increase from last year
was expected In South Mi,sssippivs nos learn that
t u unfoundsd rs the hill crops in that region have
suffered severely, and the top crop I. whiting down
non excessive drought. anG will probably b. entirely
lot North Of that line IL Ia evident there Is not
season enough 10 AXE moro than o. pick
lug. Alabama is also falling behind In picking the
crop being promising there In show, but in sub
stance. We are nos approaching the season Of cool
weather, and with kiiiDg irost before tn. 18th of
next month the talk Is millions Of bales are i'm
po-tibic. Some s,nguina short crop operators say,
frost no frost the plant L. dying on aud seventeen
hundred and tfty thou,and bsles cannot be got
tog"tter The indispositon az holders to bring for
ward their supplies der the sdvcss per Europa
belief that after the two psSt steamers, prices
abroad VIII advance 70 our present fgures hs caused
an inactive market to-day. the sales only being 70
ported NJ 200 bales ON Change The quotations we
annex are there that buyrip otter and Mt which
small pUreos can be picked up but ordsr for 500
bales would involve the necessity OF paying 40 sHc.
above them