The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-01
CITY TRADE REPORT.
New Yonx, SATURDAY ArrEnNo,

New YoRK, SATURDAY AFTERNOON, July 81.
This being packet day for the Hibernia Change was
thnly attended Transactions Of oil kinds were very
light Owing to the approach Of the period for the
arrival Of the Hiberna dealers disncned to ope-
rate 1t also said that several houses failed in OBJ
tanning letters later from Liverpool than the eth The
private advioes it also stated did not fully sustain
the newspaper accounts Of the markets Hence Flour
and Grain both less firm than they yesterday
Fair brands of Genesee feeble at ST. and sales of
Genesee, Ohio and Oswego made at So s1H IS o.
chiefly for the purpose of settling contracts Sales of
straight brands Genesee made at So, and small
lot of extra at So So parcel Of mixed brands Mchi
gan sold at IS GAN There were sales of Wheat
ported Corn In tho forenoon opened at $780, for good
sound mixed; but during the day, 1t grew less nrm.
Sales Of Western mixed were finally made at &c.
Flat yellow sold at 66 q 81 cents lot Of handsome
Pennsylvania yellow brought 10 cents Western yellow
sold at 80 cents and fat mixed at IS cents There was
no change In meal, and prices remained the rs
before the Rye, oats and barley all stood about
where the found them. Provisions continued firm
Sales Of old mess pork were made at SIS. For new
pork It was said $lo 371S was bid Sales Of new
prime made at $l2 90. Groceries were in fair de.
mand and prices steady at previous quotations
Receipts down the Hudson Rtper, Juiy 80
Flour. 9,095 barrels. Corn. .3,946 bushels.
Corn Meal. 80. 1916 d. Wheat. :. l02l2 do.
AsHEs-Pots were dull at 81 SIX pearls stood Arm st
81. Sales Of both kinds limited.
BREApsrurFs--Fiour-A About 1000 bbs consisting of
Genesse and Oswego sold chiefly with reference
the liquidation contracts at So SIM 900 do rather
fancy Ohio, sold So Small sales Of extra Geuesee
made mt So b0 $50 do fair brands fiat hoop Ohio,
sold at So SIN, and small sales rather fancy do
made at Sc l2k and 700 do, mixed brands Michigan,
sold at SIS san Southern brands stood as before the
news-holders ask So. Wheat-No sales reported.
Cornsales of 600 bushels sound mixed were made in
the forenoon at 90 cents; 2l00 do handsome Pennyyl
vania yellow, sold at 10 cts 700 do Western yellow,
sold at SO cts; 1000 do handsome Western yellow,
reported sold at 10 cts 1000 do fiat yellow sold at So to
81 cents and 1000 to 1000 bushels fiat mixed, sold
ut IS cents and 5000 bushels Western mixed sold at
81 cents MeaiNo change. Western New York was
worth 81 s7 and New Jersey 81 20 to 50 co. Rye was
worth about 80 cts Oats, 90 to 90 cts
CoyrEE-sales of200 bags Rio, slightly damaged were
madc, by auction, ut ~ to IN cts cash.
CorroN-Exportcrs were In market to-day at early
hour close their purchases and took about bales
chiefly speculation and at very full prices for large
parcesour outside quotations being repeatedly exceed
ed and Is evident that II the nexesteamer should
bring many orders prices will advance rapidly.
FIsn-Dry cod we're firm at SO 90, for those Of good
quality There sales Of makerel Of moment
ported.
FRurr-sales of about 900 boxes bunch raisns were
made at 81 4Oa as
Hrmp-Dew rotted was held at $ls5 per ton
LEAp-There a rumor of some stir In the article
for export and prices advanced to % rs and IL was
said that subsequently So SIN had been offered for a
large lot and refused.
ofsales Cardenas continued to move In a moderate
way at % cts There change In Muscovadoes
or Porto Rico, which remained steady.
Naval sroRrs-Prices have not become settled since
the news Asking rates were about the same, but no
sales were reported Dealers we're inclined TO wait for
the Hibsrna's news.
oiLs-Quotations stood ut about tho same as before
the news ModsTsts sales Of eity pressed were made VI