The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-22

a sale was made, 70 arrive In May, at 90 cents
sales Of meal made to arrive In all May at 50 90
Rye sold at 81, and rye -four IS IS. Provisions
steady and sales made to fair extentold prime pork
sold at Sl3 and lard at Zoe In barrels and Os in ke.
Groceries remained at about previous quotations with
moderate sales of coffee at former rates of sugar
without change in prices 1t expected the Cam
| bria's mail would reach the city about p NJ
AsHEs-Smal sales of Pots continued to be made at
| SO, while Pearls were nominal at Sc So
BrEswAx-We heard Of no transactions worth report
| ing.
attended OF late, and prices have rather improved
-F2our-Sevcral lots amountin ing in all
TO about 1000 barrels mixed brands Genesee sold ut S.
for home use; and 400 do New Orleans ut 81 rs We
heard OF no transactions for future delivery for ship
ment indeed in the absence of merchants correspon
dence due by the Cambria, there disposition to
hold up until 1t should to hand Vheaf-
No sales were reported, and, in the absence
in tho day $4,000 bushels, northern yellow sold
to arrive by the 10Th Of May at 90c 1000 bushels in
do in the city, for immediate delivery sold ST. 1900
do white at 9ic and cargo ofnorthern yellow not de-
barrels to arrive in ali May at 81 g. Ryesaes of 300
bushels reported at 81, and 100 barrels Rye Flour
also reported sold at So % North River
held at soc
CAsDLEs.-Sperm continued to sell ut 3lc
CorrEE.We have only to note sales of 800 bags of
Sumatra ut 10. There was no change in Rio
CorroN-Owng to the imperfect news transmitted
from Boston by the telegraph there has been but small
business transacted this staple Holders
rally withdrew their parcels, which in measure
was unnecessary buyers did not appear except for
small parcels, and at previous prices.
FRrT.-There nothing in bunch raisns
1920 boxes Of sold by auction and brought from
81 6als 50. The lemons advertised were withdrawn
all except 20 boxes, which brought 81 371a cash.
FisH.-There were no arrivals and no sales of moment
TRANSFERRED.
HEMp--it was reported that a sale of 100 bales of
American dew rotted was made on private terms
iIpEssince our last report there have passed from
importers hands Rio at about 1851 cents 500
drv Sout in nj
91a cents, part months part cash merchantabe ll0
do, dry sailed at "a cents mouths and some sales to
country buyers, OF Southern at 10 cents
LEAp.-There was nothing new, and the market was
quiet mt 81 %.
ls!sc
NAVAL sronEs.-operators seemed to be waiting for
letters per Cambria.
Oi:-We report sales of 22a23OO gallons Linseed,
American at Soc cash. and S3c months Small sales of
country pressed were made at 7sc; N. w. whale
sperm were made at 97c
PHovIsoEs-We report sales Of 500 bbls of old prime
Pork at sl3 prime do held at $l3 u.s. and new
mess nc $40 50 30 bbls clear neck pork sold ut $l4-
Beet exhibited no change. Lard--We report sales Of
200 erces at 100 and 400 kegs at losc bbs picked
hams sold at sac, and la20O bbls DANA shoulders
6Ac There was nothing new in Butter Cheese.
KcE-The market was unsettled by the news, and
dealers were waiting the receipt Of their letters
suGAR-The market steady, but sales of most de-
scriptions limited We report sales of ITO hhds Cuba
Muscovado at Ga cents.
WooL-We heard Of no sales beyond 30 bales Rio
Grande on private terms Four bales damaged Cordova
sold by auction, and brought IN cents cash.
WHIsKEy waz quiet at % asa cents.
FREIeHrs-There was some pause in engagements,
owing to the absence of the letters and en-
gAgements very few and in most cases trifing
though shipowners firm at yesterdays rates.
49, for flour and I'D for grain in sacks Liverpool in
American bottoms; I'D offered to Ireland and i'd
l6d asked for grain in sacks 10000 bushels in
sacks were said to have been by of the Liver
pool packets at I'D Several small engagements of -four
made to the port at As We heard of nothing
to the continent or to London, while no change
noted in previous rates