The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-16
Increase,

Increase. ......... ss055 Dec a,057
at West Troy and Waterford.
In Boston during the week ending 18th instant there
common brands at - 81 81 81 - o. the latter being
the closing prices Ohio to mode rate extent at 81 So
81 81 for common brands St. Louis at $475 Southern
continued inactive throughout the week; holders,
however firm Howard street, 81 IS, cash Rich.
se 0V was no change
in Corn The sales has been at Al 4sc. for yellow fat
with small stock in market are selling freely at saa
aSc. for Delaware "a 35c for Northern Limited sales
of Rye at 73c. per bushel.
the 10Th instant limited Holders continue firm at
$3.50 per bbl The stock on hand was not large The
last sales of City Mills Flour were made at $3.50 To-
day at s4e2 These sales have nearly cleared the mar
Flour n' was as, made today tod y' at sa,sa, ' "
No Maryland Wheats at market Sales Pcnna- red at
es 81 cts, and Penna white at ia Corn at 81 80
cts for white and 40 Al cts for yellow Sales Of Oats
In Albany on the 18th inst Flour continued dull at s4i
for Gcnessce and but little doing In grain tansac
tons. A lot feed goes into store at lsc.
There demand for good wheat in Buffalo on the
18th inst at soc Flour a; exports on Saturday 7ioe
Our report of the Montreal market of the 18th inst
made for spring wheat This article was taken by the
bake in place Of American flour, of which there
none in msrks. The quality varies very much sa and an
and ass cash. and ass 3D. months also parcel Of
superior at 2as Best brands from fall whcat wcrheld at
ass Cd, but shippers did not purchase One or two par
cells OF wheat had como down from Canada West About
ten days ago. fne parcel of 1900 mino Of barley
changed hands at 49, l0ld, since then we hear Of no
sales.
There be anxiety for the growing crops
in consequence the recent drought frosts Sc There
need be none however for the crops according
advccs. promise well enough. We have no doubt but
that the drought and fross affected Thorn in
tions to extent but rains and prosperous weather
having since set in the prospect OF an average yield 10
now excellent II the season. till harvest home be IA
vorablc, we shall be blessed with abundance.
American Provisions.
There does not appear to be much activity in this
market. Old City Mess Beef is quoted at $6,as; New
City Prime and Mess, $6l2i and $sl2s Old Ohio Prime
cents to N. Cheese and Butter without change
Orange county Butter, Is IL cents Western Dairy ~
IA common sorts, 10 IL. Cheese, Gas cents Smoked
Hams, 64 a 10 cents.
inst. dull Prices had a downward tendency Mess
Pork $780, at which ratio small sales had been made
for cash Prime $1,000 Sill There but little in
curry for Beef and we hear Of no sales Mes. Beef
was extremely dull Shoulders to Ct cents; Sides,
to ~ assorted IT. and Hams from to cents per h.
There is but little inquiry for Baltimore cured Hams, and
holders ask from to 10 cents per H. for them. There
have been no transactions in Lard any extent Prime
Western No /, in kegs, from to 81 cents per ID.
In Boston, the 18th, but little was doing IN FORK De-
yond the retail sales Of tho trodc Moderate sales OF
Mess Beef $3.50 $40 per bbl for Eastern and West
tern There had been sales Of 276 900 bills Lard at a
u cents $50 kegs do cents per d. months small
lots at 3 a 81 cents per b., cash and months sale
was made at auction last week OF 1869 bbls frmc FORK
at 5000 $ll l76 do. Mess do. Sl275 $l2sO - 90
do $40 1890 "a do. Clear, slA2o 81 do Rump $3.50;
$50 do Western Mess Beef $40 per bb; all months
The prices for Beef and Pork in Montreal the 18th
inst were firm, with sales in small parcels Butter was
scarce and in demand Sales Of Upper Canada were made
ut Sid