The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-16
CITY TRADE REPORT.

NEW YORK, THURSDAY AFTERNOON, APRIL 10.
The market for -four continued steady and sales Of
Michigan and Genesec made at 81 rs n 81 sIL ;
Southern firm and scarce. small sale of Alexan-
dria was made at 81 s71z and parcel of Brandywne
81 90. A lot of Troy brought 81 10. No samples of
wheat offered change, and quotations remained
unchanged. Corn some less firm. Consderab bic
sales OF Northern yellow made at 95 cts, and Of
Southern white and mixed at 90 cts Meal with fair
amount Of sales was steady at about 81 STA Provisions
rather quiet, without change in prices Groceries
continue to in moderate way at about previous
prices. There not much done in sugars ; while n
lot Of Rio coffee sold at Ia cts As the time approaches
for the expected arrival Of the steamers markets be
como influenced in tho amount Of sales accompanied
with more or less dullne in prices The stock Of -four
and meal however being light, prices continued to be
well sustained though sales comparatively limited
1t supposed the Cambria might reach Boston by Sun
day next and that the Sarah Sands might reach this
city by the Same time before.
AsHEs.-The markets for Pots continued firm and We
report sales Of about l75 barrels fresh So Pearls re-
BREADsrurrs-F iour-We report sales 10000 barrels
Genesee and Michigan at 81 rs; 500 do Genesee ar
500 do enesee to arrive soon at ST. rs and ,y6 do IN
inc CITY, at tho same price; 600 barrels in the city
81 sA and 800 do Troy do at 81 rs Southern brands
continued scarce and prices firm Philadelphia was
worth 81 25 Baltimore was held ut 81 371a a 81 So
We report sales Of about 900 barrels of Alexandria at
- 377a and 500 barrels Brandywine at 81 So Wheat
No samples offered change, and heard Of no
transactions worth reporting Corn-sales were made
slight concession in favor Of buyers The sales Of North
ern yellow were large and amounted to 81 5000 bush
rive in dav or two 1000 do SouthnEr raS 70
sold at 90c. and H. 900 do Southern white and white
mixed at the same price. Corn MeaiWe report sales
400 bbls Jersey at 50 6sA, and 1000 do at 81 slH.
Rye-Sales Of 5000 bushels the spot were made at
9?c Rye Flour-30O bbls sold at So, and the
market was firm at that price Oats-We report sales
Of 5000 bushels North River at 49c. Barey-sales Of
5000 bushels were made at TAO. Beans-were worth
81 80, and Peas ST. l2H.
CANDLEs.-The market was some less firm, and mo-
derate sales OF sperm were made at 3lc
CorToS-There very little done in this article
day, prices are without change.
CoFFEE.-We report sales of 800 bags of Rio at 71c
Java was worth 9Ac loc, and Laguayra 7'1c.
FisH-Dry Cod were firm, and 600 quntals were re-
ported sold at 50 60 There were several parcels Of
Mackerel sold in all about 200 bbls ut 81 rs for No q
and $40 IS for Massachusetts, No l. and about Sl for
FRurr.-The sale Of oranges and lemons advertised
for sale to-day by auction was postponed of
FEArHERs.-We report sales Of 5000 lbs live geese
Western on private terms
GuASo,-A small sale of South American, good qua
lily, was made, for spreading Long Island, ut $35
per ton.
HEMr.-Nothing since last report
LEAD.-There was no change The market was firm
but we heard Of no sales of Importance.
M.TALs.I4o tierces sheet zinc, (danaged) sold by
MoLAssrs.-We report sales of 100 hhds Trinidad at
soc We quote Cuba, at Az 22c., and New Orleans
NAVAL SroREs-As freights can now be obtained on
more favorable terms there more export enquiry
and turpentine was frmer while sales Of spirits
tinued to be made at former prices was taken
up to load with naval stores for New Castle England
OLs.-Amercan linseed continued steady at Soc
with fair amount Of sales 900 gallons of English do
sold on private terms. ~ w. Whale was dull and sales
in Providence made at sake crude sperm sold at
featured
PRovIsIoss.-Moderate sales of old mess pork we're
made at sl4 STA $l5 and old prime continued to be
SIG l2,9 offered for 90 barrels more and refused
new prime worth about $l3 Is. There was no
fered for lot Of prime in barrels and refused We
port sales Of $50 kegs at l0hc BueWas steady with
increased arrivals in pals, by the river
200 tierces at 81 % 81 SO.
STRENGTHENING new TRANSFERRED
suaAR-Thc market rather quiet, and we heard of
no sales beyond 100 hhds of Porto Rico at &c &C. The
last sales of New Orleans were made at &c ne.
ToBAoco-Thc market for better qualities of Leaf was
steady Wo report sales of ia Pennsylvania Seed
Leaf ut lOc lac and LOG of Connecticut do at TO
to TIC.
WHALEposE-For North West 3oc was offered and re-
fused. South Sea was held at 32kc.
WHIsKEY-Was dull at 271sc.
WooL-seventy bales were received by the river
To-day, making $40 since the opening. There was
nothing OF moment done in foreign American Prices
remaining unchanged. small lot Of Buenos Ayres in
bad order, sold at auction, and brought SIC cash
FREIoHTs.-Rates were heavier and some engage
mens made at lower prices 1t reported that 900
bushels of grain in sacks were engaged to go out in
British vessel Id vessel was engaged to load with
grain at Norfolk at lsd in sacks Another foreign vessel
engaged 800 bbls of Rosin, to be taken in Mt Whining
ton, at o. The vessel taken up yesterday load with
grain at Philadelphia for Nanz was engaged at 40
for corn, one-thrd in bulk, and the remainder in
sacks. A vessel for Cork and market was engaged
TO load with grain in sacks Mt lsd. British vessel
1t was said took flour at Is Cd 1900 bushels barley
In bags, was engaged for Liverpool at l5d-6O lbs
weight to the bushel. To France IL was said -four
was engaged at looc per barrel. To Antwerp ashes
were engaged at 65s. A vessel taken up to load
with naval stores at 6a cd for Newcastle, England.
The closing quotations in American vessels to Liverpool
were about 6s for flour, and led for grain in sacks
To London We hear Of no engagements.
REAL EsTATE AT AucTIoN.-4 lots corner Of
llth avenue and seth street, each 25xl00 49,. 1875
plots OF ground on each side avenue Il, be-
tween 18th aud 10th streets ............. 6,lOo