The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-23
CITY TRADE REPORT.

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sAsHTs.-Tbe market was unchanged and sales mode
rate.
BRrADsTrrrs.-Flour-The market was active and al
though the receipts for two days amounted to about
$1,000 bills, the market closed quite firm and the sales
embraced about 900 bbs including parcels for export
at about 12hcs advance per Dbl. on common TO good
grades. Included in the transactions were to
extra State at IS so So TO- Western mixed and extra
Of 400 was n snd ass
lots Southern steady with sales of 800 900 bbs.
at prices ranging from IS s71 $40 80. wheat-The
tanned, inferior and common qualities dun. The
sales footed up about 10000 10000 bushels Among
dian ' white at 81 s' T. s. il s. so p. a,ser
figure far choice quality; $1,000 bushels Western on
private terms, l,5oo do damaged Western sold at
Southern Of fair 10 good quality was held at about - To-
Among the Gales 5000 bushels Southern red sold
shpboard in Baltimore with freight AT Il l4c at
81 S. and 600 do white Southern the same place
and on shpbeard, at the same rate Of freghts, at So
o. ccrn--lhe market was heavy with sales Of about
CCt0 10 So 0C0 bushels Western mixed at 81 92c Bar
ley steady at 81 so 81 SO. Rye duh and sales
confined to 1900 to 5000 bushels at 81 % a 81 25-
Among the sales in this market within few days has
been II coo bushels Californian including lot sold
to-day at about 81 co. and considerable parcels OF barley
por'ers Oats closed at about As to 4sc for State and
Western.
cofrrE quiet, and transactions limited. 800 mats
Of Java sold at l45ac Rio was quiet, and prices nom
c6ITos.-1he sales embraced about 1000 bales, at
FREIGH1s-To Liverpool rates were slack, and
for grain and cotton About 10000 bushels
Of grain engaged in bulk and bags at ehc. 10Hc
End about 500 bales of cotton ut 5-l6d. and u-32d
For -four shippers claimed slight concession There
was nohng new TO London. To Havre cotton was
gsged at 1c, -four at 81 and grain at 25c. vessel
taken load with cotton at Savannah for Liverpool at
sd, and IL for IHavre at lac To Bremen 400 bbs
lard engaged at sd, and 200 bales cotton at 1c
There nothing TO California, which ranged from
46c. a SOC. per foot.
FRrn-1he cargo Of the Flying Eagle was sold at
ton to-day consisting Of 200 boxes raisns at 50 s5a
50 800 half do at 81 S. 100 Or do at e2c layer do
at 81 80 100 boxes 6gs 600 half and Dr. DO. at 5Lc
&C. 1000 boxes prunes, and 100 half do. at 7ac.
sLc; almonds, hard, at Ike &c.; rasns In kegs at
81 62k lemons or. boxes AZ 81 20 81 49, 20 bags wal
nuts at 90.
HAY.-smal sales at Toe. a SOC.
MoIAssFs-Quiet, but steady in prices.
NAVAL SToREs-Sprits turpentine steady at Acc.
PRovtsoNs.-Pork dull, and sales restricted
20 $50 300 barrels including at S22 81 s23
and s21 for prime and 40 do prime mess at $23 62n.
Beef was in reduced supply and sales confined 10 100
$50 barrels at old prices. New state held at
firm and in good demand sales included 600 700 bar
res the spot at II sc. 12c 500 do were sold de.
verahle in December at II c and 500 do. in January
at lie. Butter and cheese unchanged. Rice-l50
casks were sold at 51sc s1lc the latter figure for
prime quality.
SALT was active and within day or two carroes
Of Turks Island have been sold D. t. and considerable
lots Of Jefries and Dorsays at D. t. supposed 10 be
fraction under 81 90.
srcFs.--200 mats oassia sold at 35c; 600 lbs NJ
megs ut a5c., and cloves at lee
SueARs.-rhe market quiet; sales of about 200
hhds. Cuba muscovado were made at CSC. ~