The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-19
New Stock Exchange.
CITY TRADE REPORT.

CITY TRADE REPORT.
New YoRx, SATURDAY AFTERNOON, April IT.
The markets closed, to-day, without material vara-
ton in the prices of -four The stock continued light
and prices firm Sales Of Genesoe made at 81 rs
81 sI with small lots of rather extra at SO sales Of
Troy made at 81 75a 81 SIN and of mixed Michi
gan at 81 6ala Sales of Genesee, to arrive in May
were made at So 60 and of Ohio and Michigan to ar
rive in June, ut So 25 There considerable
ment in rye and heavy salos were made at Csc. To-
wards the close Of change holders advanced their terms
lG0c per bushe Corn frmer, owing to the reduced
state Of stocks and decline in freghts and sales
of Northern yellow made at o. 90 &c., with lots
to arrive In all May ut s5c Meal steady at 81 To,
with fair amount of sales North River oats sold, to
arrive in May at 45c Provisions exhibited change
in prices, and sales rather limited Groceries
steady with moderate amount of transactions in
gars; while coffee remained quiet without change in
prices
AsHEs-Pots steady and report sales Of ITO
brs. at S.; pearls remained rather quiet at So so.
BREApsrUvrs- Flour-We report sales of 900 brls
Ohio and Michigan to arrive in June at Sc 49, and 500
sold at 81 5 and 500 do at 81 s7 900 or 500 sGeno-
see do sold at ~ rs 81 SIX small lot of extra do sold
at 81 s71a 3d. and 300 do mixed Michigan at 81 o2h
Southern was In measure out Of market prices con-
tinued firm, and nothing beyond small sales was re-
ported Whsaf-We heard OF sales of Importance,
views of purchasers. Corn-We report sales Of 5000
10000 bushels northern yellow at eec; 5000 n
Change at Doc. and 5000 dos ut the same price !;
10000 a $4,000 do sold at 9sc,; 5000 10000 do
sold to arrive Vein in all May at IT,, $50 and 10000 do
Corn Meal-The market was steady and we report
sales Of about 4so0 barrels New Jersey at 81 IS Rye
The market was firm and sales made at ADVANCE
5000 bushels sold to arrive at 80 cents About 10000
do sold at the price, and 5000 do at 90 cents Hold
ut the close demanded 100 cents per bushel Rue
Flour WAS firm ut S.. with sales. B0riey-Wc report
sales Of 1000 bushels at 73 cents OatsSales Of 5000
bushels North River made to arrive in May at As
Renu s---1O nj
100 barrels for shipment sold at 81 l2H.
CASpLEs-Sperm continued to sell in small way at
81 cents
CorFKr--The market continued rather quiet The last
sales Of Rio reashed about 1000 to 1900 bags at 74c
9h cents; St Domingo at 6k cents; Laguayra at ~
TX cents and Sumatra at cents
CsrToE-Operators are anxiousy waiting the arrival
CT the steamer over due and until her advices
received, the market will continue very inactive.
Fux-Wcreport sales Of 400 quintIs of dry cod at
So 30; 200 barrels No Mackerel sold at 81 l2X.
FRuIT-Ths stock of raisins 10 becoming reduced
and the market exhibited greater nrmness We report
sales OIL 100 boxes at II g. Most Of the stock remaining
in market unsold was held at an advance 1000 boxes
of oranges in rather poor order were sold by auction
and brought 81 lax a 81 90, cash.
HEMP-Thsro nothing new since last reports,
Hprssnce our last report sales Of about 10000 hides
have becn made from first hands; 7649 of which, Rio
months about 1000 Southern at 9c rejecting damaged
sl6, Chill and Matamoras on private terms 376 wet
saltsd Southern, at &C. less 3ac per cent, cash.
LEArHER-Is firm and in considerable request, with
sght improvement in price. The consumption Of leath-
for the last sixty days has been larger than for
years back, within the same period of time.
offered, and - s71k asked.
MoLAssEs-There was no change in Cubas or Musco-
vadoos The last sales New Orleans brought 35s So
on time; - hdds. damaged sold at ?2'sc 2sJSs 80
Naval sroRrs-About 100 bbls spirits turpentine
sold at 4lc rough was held at So rs per sObs; and
oiLs-We report sales Of 1900 gallons American
iinseed ut Soc cash aud sac. months In ". w. whale
there has been doing and the last sales made
have been also large at the cast also chiefly for export
PnsUsioS'-Thc market was steady without tran
Pork sold at $la 10; old mess steady Sl4 s71i;
while some holders demanded SIS. There was
change in new mess prime. 80 barrels up river
hams and shoulders sold ut 9 cents for the for
and cts for the latter. Beef-Smal lots,
sailed, country mess sold at Sl2 IS. There
change in ordinary country prime mess. Lard was
firm at loo In barrels and at l0Hc In kegs. Butter
There not much doingpai for table use as IL ar
ryss sells at 22aalkc; owing to the limited supplies
there little doing and prices wsre in measure,
nominal.
RIeE--Tho market was quiet and no transactions
we're reported prices, however, were steady.
SgEDs-Bcyond small transactions there was little
doing in Ciossr which we continue to quote at 7a7
Ohio Sales were made OF rough faxseed by the
suoAR-We report sales Of 100 boxes Havana whites
at SIC and 200 do do browns at 7c 100 hhds Muscova
docs sold at 7aac; New Orleans We continue to quote
at &C. 1haIAc.
TALLo@y-sales were confined to small lots for home
TonAeco--The demand for leaf continued good. We
have been favored by Mr. j. s. Cans broker Of this city,
with the following statement for the week ending with
this evening, accompanied with table showing the ex
porston Of Tobacco and Scgars from Havana for
rcs OF years 500J0 segars sold by auction to-day
and brought SO 60 Sl2 90 per NJ.
STATEMENT OF ToBAoco THE WEEK ENDING i7TH
Sold Reesipsd Stock
Prices last Week. last week. on hand.
anu IN" "o"na' 351a
Maryland and Ohio. 8"
Comm % cas-
1917
Pennsylvania, do -. TO IS 100 cases $50 cs. 100 "
Florida. ......... 80 to 20 326"
Havana IS TO 1875 81 bales 1852 bales 7lO bales
Cuba 10 IS 800 bales. i60 bales els
AS yara.
st. Domingo. .......l0 TO 10 1,0l6 bales
The market during the whole week has been quite
lively fnles TO some extent In the various grades
effected, and the prices well supported.
Late advices from Havana concerning the new crop Of
Tobacco, confirm the previous report of scarcity Par-
do Tobacco Ia TO be considered entirely lost Tluelto
Maya ST Catherine and ST. Sebastian, will fall short
and tho leaf sad to be very husky
ExPORrArioNor TOBACCO AND SEsARs FROM HAVANA
Il 6acco Bs Segars, W.
iSi9 ..'''.'"'' Ss5e6s, 1919 l5l,s23
1873 l63J, 731a 1915 1921
1874. 23J.2i2 1871. .toOa8
1913 .2,13,8c2 1919 .i52,iOo
1919. ....,.... 0l8yW 1912. ..... =. .30,727
This will show that the average export Of Tobacco in
tho four years preceding 1916 ,5l0.277 lbs which
balance In favor Of 1916 Of 233 $50 lbs or COZ
1t Is to be that in tho expectation scgars there
is no proportion with the production Of Tobacco the
.txfQ IL. thn