The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-31
CITY TRADE REPORT.

TUESDAY, Oct. 8O-6 Z. NJ.
As,Fs.-The market was quiet and prices unchanged.
BREADsruTTs.-F1our-The market opened at an ad-
vance, in part by the demand for filing contracts
At the close, however, there slight reaction, aud
market closed at about previous rates. The sales
footed up about 900 TO- 900 bbs. including common
to straight State at 50 80 1874 and to choice
Michigan at So 81 50 49, and extra State with good
to fancy and extra brands Of Ohio Indiana and Wscon
sin, at SO 121S 50 37a Canadian in moderate de-
mand with sales of 500 600 bbls, Mt prices ranging
from 50 IL $40. Southern was in fair demand, with
sales about 200 500 bbs closing rather heavy at
brands sIO 81 for good extra brands Rye -four
quiet Jersey meal at u.s. and sale bbls
xas s animated mas prime to lots
high, while common grades were dull and prices closed
in of purchasers The sales embraced about 80 900
90 GEO bushels included in which were 1000 bushels
fair to good Canadian white at 81 22 with some lots Of
do. at % y. small lot prime Southern white,
So o5; common to good white Southern ranged from
81 - 2O Western red according to quality, ranged
So o. Corn easier with sales Of about 900 bushels
Western mixed at 94c 96c, but which closed at 94c
&C., Rye-sales of 5000 bushels made ut 81 %.
Oats were steady at 46c 4Sc for State Chicago were
nominal at Acc. 60c.
OcrsKE-About 1000 bags Rio we're offered at public
auction of which 100 sold at 10c II and some
eco 800 do do we're sold to the trade at about 1c
14Ac.
Cor1oy-The market rather quiet, dealers were
waiting later foreign news by the Baltic. The sales
confined to about 700 500 bales-prices closing
steady
FRUT.-The Gales embraced about 500 boxes bunch
raisns at SO eS halves do, at 81 so and quarters do
at e0c.
FRrlclrc-Ratee continued firm, and vessels for the
Continent were in good demand. To Liverpool rates
ss steady Sss quiet 'aRss ,wsas, waiting
q COO Bales Of cotton At 1i-sad, for compressed
at and grain At Csc There We're three or four vessels
taken for Marseiles to load chiefly with grain at 33c
Flour to the port about 14Oc. 15Oc. To Ant
werp, there good demand for grain, as l5d, and
fonr at as To California rates ranged from 45c &c.
GrNNY FAGs.100 bales we're soldat l6c. Gunny cloth
at lie.
HAy-sales 900 700 bales we're reported, at roc
NAVAL sToREs-The market was steady both for spirits
and rosin though prices were without change Of mo-
ment.
bis including at $40 37,s SD 5o prime ut 81
S2l 25. Included in the above we're about 500 bbls
refuse mess at t. supposed to be at about $1s $40
Beef was rather heavy, with sales of 100 200 bbls,
without chang In prices. Vermont ranged from
s14 $5 extra State at S16 and extra Chicago at $40
80. Be- hams were at SIG SO ST.. Lard was dull
with sales Of 100 zoo bbls at IL 12c. Butter and
cheese without change.
RIcr dull; 20 so terces sold at &c a Nc
for prime quality.
SB1IAc.-60 cases we're sold at full prices.
SrCAR.-Ihe market continued heavy. sale OF 100
hhds was made at auction, including Cuba at abont
Cuba muscoya 10 were sold to the trade at 5c dsIc
and about 600 boxes Mt 6itc. a 7Hc.
TALIow.-The market was active, with sales of about
30 0C0 lba. at 12lfc.
WINES AND spIRrTs50 quarter casks sherry wine sold
at 8 81 70 per gallon; 25 hah pipes cgnac brandy at
"a 60 So rs.
TopAoco.--No change from previous reports; the do
mand is steady and prices well maintained The sales in
cuded ls5 hhds. Kentucky at SAc IL &c; 100 bales
Havana &c. Soc; 100 do. Cuba, private terms $50
WnrkEY--The sales reached 800 500 bbls including
Ohio at 4OMc., and prison at Ale.