The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-03
CITY TRADE REPORT.

AFTERNOON,
The four days later news brought by the Rainbow
from Liverpool had the effect of stiening the prices Of
breadstuis, and of depressing the cotton market In
the forenoon -four opened at So 25 sales were then
made more freely at 90 s7h, and finally closed during
change at 50 so 62H, including chiefly Michigan
and Genesee brands. Wheat firm, and sales of &C.
nesee made at 81 l2H. Some holders for a good art
ce demanded 50 25 Corn also frmer and sales Of
Northern yellow made at l2>S ia and ll6c Sales Of
mixed were made at 1885, Rye was scarce and held at
frmer rates. RIVER oats sold at &C., The news gave
greater rmness to rice and sales made at about
l2hc advance. Provisions firm and sale of new
mess pork was reported at SIC u.s. sale of new prime
was made at $l4 and Of old SIG sale of lard
was made in terces at Oc The receipts of butter were
larger and Orange county could be bought for l6 lsc
and Western dairy at Ia l7c Groceries were active
and sales light
AsHEs-We report sales of 800 barrels pots at 81 49,
pearls were inactive at So 37% -
BEEswAx-Saes of $500 pounds prime northern ve,o,
were made at 25c.
Doors AND SHoEs.-The manufacturers are demand
ing higher prices on contracts which has caused
something OF stir among the dealers holders are
generally more firm in prices The scarcity and high
price of leather together the high price of food has
operated unfavoraby upon the boot and shoe manufac
where had been before the
and shoes will be enlarged this year there can be- hut
little doubt but that higher prices viii be realized and
sustained
s-FYour-During the forenoon tho u.r-
ket opened at Ss 26 and advanced to So 371< and
reached by the meeting of change So So at which
prices about $4,000 to $4,000 barrels sold, consist
ing chiefly of Michigan and Genesee with some mixed
brands of the former 1000 barrels Ohio and Genesee
sold at 30 56H; 1000 do Genesse Mt the same price
LOCO do DO sold at SO 62; 900 do Sold to arrive in
July at % 2a 1000 do, to arrive In August at ST rs
and 5000 do, to arrive for September, at 81 co. The
market for fair Genesee the spot tolersby firm
at IS Goa 62H. Wheat-Genesee in hand was held at
81 u.s. We report sales, however, of several separate
parcels, in all about 5000 bushels at 81 1919 Corn
Sales OF y How and mixed were made at an advance
About IL $4,000 bushels northern yellow sold at Il5c
including cargo In the slip l6 900 bushels north
ern yellow sold at ll2sc and 5000 at ia cents
1900 do sold to arrive in August, at lO2c Corn Meal
Sales OF $40 bbs made at So 37s do at SIS 49,
small sale of a 800 do reported to have been
made at IS 60 and 1000 do sold on private
terms Oais-Sales Of 2700 bushels North River were
made at 66c. Rye-The article scarce, and price
uncertain.
Receipts doDn the Hudson, June Ist-Flour 81 9Os
bbs; Corn Meal, 100 do; Corn, l6lOO bushels: Wheat
$4,000 do; Rye, 500 do. '
CorrEE-sales were light, without material alteration
In prices 100 bags Rio damaged sold by auction at bH
a &c. cash. ~
CorToE-The arrival of the Hberna being so near at
hand the news per Rainbow has prevented in
this article We could not hear any parcels sold mt
less than the previous rates. but little at that We
therefore, continue quotations
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