The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-16
COMMERCIAL.
New York. Dec. Is.

SON1ME1tOAAhs
New York. Dec. 10.
AsHEs-Ths market was rather more brisk to-day,
and IS barrels of pots disposed of at 81 So There
were ne sales of pearls They held at SIS 90.
BEr.wAxThe sales for the last week amount to about
Also 80 bales of Cuba white at "A cts cash short price
BREADsrurFs.-On the arrival of the Caledonia with
half months later intelligence from Europe prices
which before had been the decline suffered further
reduction Of ls and 25 cents per Darrell up Saturday
about 70 barrels of all descriptions disposed Of
week, tended materially to depress the market. as
any out door transactions. On Saturday, however
the weather changing and becoming cold prices ad.
close of the day the market was firm at SIS is<; but few
sales As the nal and river is closed, and probably
the msrtst closed at s. s and S. % d for
prime Genesee and Michigan So so being the general
has been sold all along at S. 25 IS Ia for Georgetown
and Howard street, but it will advance probably
cents per barrel Notwithstanding the Immensely large
receipts this season. owing to the large quantities
exported. we now find at the close Of naviga
ton, that the stock on hand is not large last
about barrels unsold and about the guam
ty in store waiting for vessels to export most Of which
has been sold, for nearly a month For corn meal
sales of 1000 barrels Jersey at So 62H, 900 do on
private h;o terms and 100 do 50 7e cash
nues to be well supplied with all kinds. The grain
market has been pretty brisk, and prices have not
continues good and the sales about 600 bushels of
Pennsylvania Red at ST. 10000 white Genesee at 81 IA
and 81 Is; 5000 illinois, ST. and 10 900 fair to good Ohio
at 81 81 cash. There were also ssles of 600
bushels Illinois, and $4,000 Genesee terms made
ciuds is 600 bushels at 7s. cents in the slip and ISL.
so deivered and 600 southern ~ cents. Bsrley is
plenty and dull and If forced on the market will not
bring previous rates; 900 bushels inferior sold yeter
day at so cents Northern oats uul quote River
36c 37c.; and Canal, 3sc. 39c The decline in
in England has not unfavorably affected the market
here there having been but little export demand lately
aud the sales made since the arrival of the Caledonia
show reduction in prces-they include 900 bush
new northern at soc. 60c; 1000 old do esq., 240O in
feror southern, 62hc weight; and 2 900 western, on
nothing Done in as X. stock sTs
large the closing Of navigation will hardly affect prices
much,in fact the stock of all descriptions of breadsus
on hand sufficiently large to supply all demands TO-
and domestic SO that prices cannot advance great
close Of the last week and the price of Brazil has
what improved The sales include 800 bags Brazil at
Java 81 on 200 old white Maracaibo, Q, months
and 500 Laguira, at IA cents
Floor There is nothing doing in the market Gene
see is still held at So so, but we heard Of sales.
FEuiT.-Toward the close Of the last week. the market
improved some The sales amount $50 half kegs Mus
cate Raisfns and 1900 boxes bunch terms not made
public: 1000 do in lots 81 50 200 hf do 80 sax cents
1000 Or do As A71s mos s Genoa Citron, a.
less per for cash. bushels prime North Caro-
lima Pea Nuts, u.s. cash. and 500 bxs Malaga Oranges
and Lemons on private terms BY auction 1000 drums
about 10000, 81 and 9oh Id, at II cents, smonths
HgMP-The sales include 2ia bales superior Dressed
American at about Slb0 as do fair Sl20 $3.50; $50 do
Dewrotted 500 sos; and small lot Italian, $50
the latter is all in the hands of house. and he
HopsAbout 100 bales sold for export at cents
cash. and some small sales since for home consumption
lNDco.-The market for the last few days has been
quiet previous to which sales have been made Of Is 20
IS, months.
iRos.-The market generally is quiet. Scotch pig
may be quoted at S3l so 80 So for best brands
with occasional saleso arrive, several invoices sold at
lower rates and one Of Swedes understand, has
been taken on private terms, from ship
LEAp.-The market for Missouri pig, since our last,
has been quiet and know Of sales Tho last made
were at 81 As a 81 so, cash.
MOL,,srs,-New Orleans arrived pretty freely, and
has declined cents sales reaching $50 bels at 30
cents leaving $50 unsold besides which $50 hhds Tri
nidsd Cuba brought %. months since which q lot
was sold at 2l1s - cents. and four months, cash
Naval sToREs.-No ssles of turpentine have taken
place for considerable length Of time mainly owing
the continued high rate of freight hence the stock how
quotation. small reduction from hich having been re.
fused Spirits turpen,ine has submitted TO decline,
sales in lots having been made cents cash and
So amos Rosin and tar remain last noticed. Some
small lots OF damaged were afterwards sold the wharf
for less
PRovsIors-B Beef has improved, and the market has
been for the last few days quite steady New Ohio Pork
is in better request and the market Is rmer the sales in
was in demand at So, s7h much prime, 81 62ha
N,s7k closing at 81 70 7s7h All bbls unexpected at
80 iss Tor Mess and 1913 for clear and 200 new Dutch
ess county Mess, for the English market, SIS So
Ohio Lard insctive few hundred bbls sold at ~
~ cents; and 800 kegs city rendered for England,
Q, cash Ohio picked Meats about out OF maiketa
small lot Eastern Beef Hams here sold at si2 and 100
bbls extra TO arrive brought the same prices ordinary
have sold Sill Butter and Cheese remain dull
the demand for export being quite light.
RicE.-in consequences Of the high rates OF freight
the market has been dull IL found almost impossible
to realize any thing by exporting About $50 tcs have
been taken since last at SO sly So cash, showing
change in the market, which so far has not been a
fected by the advices from abroad.
SALr.-There has been variation In the price Lii
verpool fine, but for ground much higher price has
been paid and there is less difference in the prices of
fine and ground than ususl $50 sacks Worthingtons
fne sold at 81 rs and 600 do, ground 81 40 Amos
cargo Of Bonsire, lust received, sold previously
and two of Turks Island aioat have changed hands
private terms.
srxDs.-we have heard Of no transac tons since our
last.
srIRrrs-Thcrc is a very good demand for foreign and
notice sales Of Is half pipes Hennessy and Otard Du
puy Co. brandy at 81 s7k 90; II A. Seignete in
lots, 50 IS; John Durand s. Co ~; some Alex Seig
nette 80 is; spuncheons Scotch Malt whsksy 81 70
81; and few puncheons st Croix rum, e5 cents six
months. In Holland gin there is but little doing. Do
site whisky has been in better request and 400 bbls
have changed ha nds at 2l CENTS drudge casks have
sold pretty freely at 81 cents.
sueass-The market for Muscovsdoes has been firm,
and pretty good demand at former prices There is
not much doing, owing TO the low rates Of Havana,
which has been freely taken since the reduction Of duty
We notice sales OF 100 hhds New Orleans at u 81
cents; 100 Porto Rico 81, and 1000 boxes handsome
brown and white Havana "a sA, months
FRrIeHrs-To Liverpool, have declined little, but
flour at Is Cd Dbl 10000 bushels gram l5d for
and led bushel for wheat heavy goods sos per tom
1000 bales cotton Id od per h. for square baessome