The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-08
CITY TRADE REPORT.

New YORK, Thursday, Sept. TAP NJ.
AsHEs-The market continues steady at So so for
pots, and S. S71a for pearls.
CorTos is rather easier this morning, and holders
show more disposition to meet buyers. The sales do
FLOUR &c-The market for Western -four opens
firm, and sales Of common brands are pretty freely
fair; some round hoop Ohio sold at SIS o. and 200
fiat hoop, for shipping, at So: Transactions Of the
mcrnSg reaeh 1000 bbs 1ae me- steady
quote dull at SIS SIX Meal is more firm, and holders
asking SO SO for Jersey In wheat operations
Red wheat at 81 Is The demand for corn is good,
and quotations well sustained. We notice sales Of 20
GOO bushels common to high mixed, at e5c 7oc and
1000 do round yellow, at 76ac Oats are firm, at
35c. for canal, with sales Of 900 bushels.
Provisions Ohio pork remains steady at the closing
prices Of yesterday. The sales 200 barrels. OF
beef some parcels Of extra Chicago have been sold at
s14 Lard is held firmly at $40. &C., but the sales
are only moderate. -
wnIskEv is doing better Sales of 100 bbls prison,
at 261ac.
THURSDAY, September TSP M.
The -four market continued steady at yesterdays
quotations and a fair amount of sales was made,
including parcels purchased for export. Wheat con-
tinued firm, and considerable sales were made Corn
continued in good demand for export but for mme-
date delivery, supplies were rather limited while con-
siderable sales were again made, to arrive, at full
prices. Sales Of round yellow were made on the spot
at an advance. Meal continued firm Rye remained
about the same. Oats were in steady demand, with
out change in prices. Pork was firm and sales OF
mess were made at an advance. Lard was also firm
with sales at full prices. Sugars in good demand
and prices firm. Molasses was comparatively quiet
For the state Of the cotton market refer to the
article below. Another steamer, with later news be-
ing about due, caused less activity in freights
1t was also found difficult to fill vessels Immediately
with grain The last left the actual state Of the
crops in Great Britain in much doubt as to cause
much anxiety to obtain later intelligence which it is
supposed will prove more decisive, one way the
other.
AsHEs.-The sales reached about 100 bbls. pots at
SIS so, at which the market firm. Pearls were
quiet at SIS s71s. Receipts down the Hudson river,
eli bbls.
BErswAx.-Sales of 5000 lbs were reported at 2lc.
BRrApsrurrs-f2our-T sales reached about 900
a16,000 sbbs in various separate lots, among which
were about 1900 bbls consisting of Oswego, this
state, common Genesee, &c. G2oo of which were
So; 1900 do. Ohio, on the spot, and 1900 do,
to arrive, at the same price and 900 do. round
hoop do; 70 81 50 ,o "a Southern continued
try, were made afoat at SIS "a. Vheat-Sales of
1000 bushels Of Ohio were made, on private terms
5000 do. Genesee. at 81 81, and 1000 do. North
and for immediate delivery amounted to about 0OO
10000 bushels, in separate lots, among which were
about 5000 bushels fiat yellow at 73c and round yell
low at 77c goo fiat yellow at 72c.; 1900 do round
1000 do. fiat yellow on private terms; 1000 mixed
sold Mt 70c and 10000 do Western mixed, to arrive
at 6sc 5000 do round yellow, sold on private terms
and 1000 do mixed damaged sold for distilling at
621sc. Meai-Salcs OF 400 bbls. made at SO Al
SO so. Rye-Sales Of 1000 bushels were made at 73c
Rye Flour was quiet, at SO s7ta a SO "a. Odts-Saes
Of several carpoes canal made at Sac 35c. Bar
iey--Sales Of 600 bushels were made at Csc.
Receipts dorm the Hudson Riper.
Wheat flour. barrels. -. ............ % 9S3
Germ, bushels. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 3l750
WDeatj ....... 4I44
Oats, +" NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 90 9S3
CorroS.The market was quiet to-day, and the
sales did not exceed 900 bales. Prices continue
steady.
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