The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-08
CITY TRADE UtEPORT.


The steamers news had the effsot, to some extent
of unsettlipg The market fol breadstufs aud the
Canada was considered nearly, or quite due, with
another weeks later intelligence dealers inclined
wait for it's reception. This is also the last week Of
canal navigation, the canals closing on saturday
next, the 9th inst But very little produce 1t Is be-
heved, remains to be received at tide water. Mode
rate Gales OF -four made; but the market closed
dull 1T the inside figures current before the ne rs
Among the sales effected some parcels for export
Southern brands were dull. There wheat o;ler-
ing Change, and Gales except parcel OF South
reported sold in the forenoon, stated be-
low. Sales of corn were made to fair extent New
dull and prices inclined to droop; while old did
not materially in prices from previous rates.
Thief no change in meal. Rye and oats rem aim
ed about the came. There no change in provi.
sions. Moderate sales of pork and beef made at
previous prices. Groceries comparatively quiet,
without cnange in prices. There was more doing in
cotton, and the news had the effect Of impartiny
greater fiImness to the market.
AsHEs-Saes of 90 to 100 hbls. Of pots made at
IS SIS. and Of pearls at SO lSZ.
-Flour-The sales for the day footed
up 5000 5000 bbls., including about 5000 chiefly
Oswego and this State, at SIS 25 SIS 3l,1; SEQ do,
Michigan, sold at So rs: 500 do, village ground, at
at So 355. So 60 some small sales OF Ohio, Ewing
Mills, were reported at So 20; Southern was quiet and
no sales Of moment reported. Wheat-Sales Of 900
bushels Southern reported part at l2c and the
remainder private terms. Corn-rhs sales, IN the
aggregate. reached about 10000 40 900 bushels, In
separate lots including $50 do new yellow at $50
$780, 10000 $4,000 bushels old yellow reported,
on private terms; 600 do yellow repor ted
at 6lo; 800 do old yellow, At 64c.; and 1900 do Hat
VI,
at 6lo.; sales of round yellow made on terms
not understood; 1000 DO. New Orleans were sold at
SC. Meaf-Ssles of 200 500 bbls. white were made
at So 12ls. ye-Sales reported, In the slip, at
6lc Rye Flour-Sales of 800 bills were made at SO
06h Oats were selling at private terms. Barley
Sales Of 1000 bushels made at 64c and 1000 DO.
ct 600.
CorroS.-The news by the steamer has impaired
more rnness to the Market and the sales are reported
at 1900 bales.
FREIoBTs.-Flour to Liverpool was worth about 2s.
For corn "a was offered, and I'D. asked. Beef was
nd n IA Fer " M ding Nr Ants
for which port cotton engaged AZ ashes at sos
and considerable rice at 35s There nothing ne "
OF moment TO London other ports Shippers had
not had time to fully digest the news.
PRovIsIoNs.-The taies of pork reached from 400 q
SEQ bills, including 800 prime at 50 l2ls; and 100
ECO mecs ut $l2 81 small sales of rusty PORK
made at Sill Lara was comparatively quiet; We quote
new, In barrels, ut about TO- and old do, at IA a
71ic for prime quality. Beet, mess and prime were
seiing In jobbng way, ut about $40 20 SO 20; rs
bbls beef hams sold at $l2 81. Cheese since
the news has been quiet and sales OF momen re-
ported There : ch n butter,