The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-09
CITY TRADE REPORT,

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AsHEs- We notice sales of SO bbls, ut SIS S71a for
pots and Sc ls5i for pearls. CoTToS-The market is
reported al. better since the steamer. The de-
mspd, this n ornipg, Is only moderate. Flour, &c.-
In Western -four We have particular change to
tice. The inquiry Is mostly for the supply Of the
hsme trade, and sales add up 500 barrels at SIS 16
IS 25 for common to good brands Western and State
SIS 3]14 for straight to choice do and SIS A
SIS 80 for pure Gepesee. Shippers in the market,
sales Of eco bbl, Jersey, at 50 % Wheat continues
dull with downward tendency. n Corn the business
70 Tic. for round. SO Csc for mixed, and ole for
new Southern. Small eaes Rye, at Gle. PRoyIsIoNs-
Pork Dtnues steady. at $l2 3lx s12 SO for mess,
and 50 l?1s for prime Beef is without change and
dull Lard ranges from to re for the whole assort-
ment. WHIsKEY is selling in q moderate way at 24i<
a 24ssc.
FRIpAY, Dec. S-oPM
Dealers In breadstufs anxouslv expecting the
arrival of the Canada at this port with weeks later
quotations fer -four while steady making to
the trade including parcels for export The lots dis
b, sne
continued dull. There wheat Offering on
Change except some lots of Genesee which held
above he views of buyers fair amount Of business
was done in corn, including and old. The latter
was steady Mt previous rates. while lower prices were
accepted for the former. Sales of New Jersey and
Western neal we're made on terms stated below. Rye
remained about the same. Oats exhibited no change
Provisions sod to moderate exten without
terial change in prices. There fair business
done in sugars and nolasses, without any change of
consequence In quotations The frmness impaired to
the cotton market by the more favorable
Liverpool and Of the state of trade ia Manchester was
maintained to day, with n ore doing for export
AsHEs.-Sales of 800 bbls. Canadian pots in bond
made private terms supposed to be at So STH
and 100 bills American do. sold at the same
price Small sales of pearls were made at So 1881
BREApsTUEFs. F2our-The sales for the day reached
about 5000 or 600 bbls. in lots among which were
4tC0 bbls Western brands for export at about SIS 25
500 AGO do Michigan at SIS Is: 100 de- good Ohio and
Troy at So 353 200 800 do Ohio. bakers brands at
SIS IS; and $50 do Brooklyn grou nd at SIS 25 South
ern was dull at about IS SO Wheat-There was very
little Offering, and sales Of moment werei reported
Corn-The aggregate sales amounted to about 80 600
bushels In separate parcels, among which 5000
bushels Southern at $50 lots were reported
sold low 55c 5000 bushels old mixed were sod at
Csc; 5000 do, Southern new at &c.; new in state
sufficiently dry for shipment, held at Coo &c ;
loco do. new Southern, sold at 57c, and 900 900
round yellow sold at 100. Meat-Sales of about 800
bbs. New Jersey were made at So "a aud so do Wes-
tern at 50 10 RyeSales Of 600 600 bushels were
reported at 6lc q &C. Rye F2our-Saes of 200 800
bbls. were made at about SO 06X q So 1884, B1riey-
small lot Of 800 bushels New Jersey sold at Coo
In the clip or eS1sc. delivered.
CoTToN-The market continues quite firm aud as
holders are in pressing for sales very full prices
continue to be paid The sales to day 200 bale,
mostly taken for shipment
PRoyIsIoHs.Saes of about 800 barrels Of pork were
me- de- including mess, at about S12 S71 60 do do at
Sl2 1924, and prime st 50 25; mess was held at
previous rates. Lard-Sales of 200 800 terces were
made on private terms Beef-Saes Of $50 tsrces
made at SIS Sales of soft bacon We're made Mt 51.c
There was no change Of moment il cheese or butter