The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-03

CITY TRADE REPORT,

FRIDAY AFTERNOON, June 2, 1S48.
The three days later received by the Niagara ct
Boston, and received here by telegraph which appear
ed in Erro Herald had the effect Of stifenng the
prices Of Indian corn holders became frmer by a
or two in the bushel. but BUYERS did not meet them
Flour rem lined about the same, with fair amount of
sales. In wheat no sales transpred-the lots Offering
consisted OF Ohio for which lower terms offered,
while holders dema nded previous rates. Indian meal
continued steady with pretty free sales Rye remained
dull while there was no change in prices For receipts
refer to our telegraphic head The Boston market
port will also be found under the same head In this
market mess pork better by 12, cents per barrel
Other articles remained about the Sugars sold
to a fair extent and were rather firmer.
Asmns-Sales of $50 bbls pots were made at 81 25
81 371s, while pearls remained steady at SIS 25.
BREApsrurrs-Fiour-The sales footed up about
5000 1000 bbls, including Oswego, Lockport, Mchi
prime Michigan sold at So 432i There was no change
of moment in Ohio Southern steady, and 600
bbls Of Richmond country sold ut So 20 80 37]a.
Whedt-Holders Of Ohio asked 81 "a while buyers
indisposed to offer more than 81 20. Corn-Sales of
l400 1900 bushels of round Jersey yellow made
5S1sc; 1000 do Virginia yellow sold at soc mixed
and white were held at advance. Meai-Sales of
500 bbls New Jersey in two lots made at So so
Rye was inactive at Csc Oats stood at Acc 4Se with
light sales. Rye Flour worth SO 56t4 SO 621a.
BEEswAx-4 800 lbs Northern Yellow changed hands
at 21c a &c.
CorrrE-Thc large sale of 5000 bags. advertised to
come OIL today, was postponed till tomorrow on ac-
count of death in the family of L. NJ. Hoffman.
CoTroN-The report of the arrival of the steamer Nj
agara at Boston, caused cessation of operations in
this article this morning The sales before the news
300 bales at very full prices which the close
of business until late in the afternoon when about 300
bales disposed of at offer refused earlier in
the day.
FsH-The operations light and confined to 200
bbls No Halifax Mackercl at SIS u.s. and 400 quintas
dry Cod (old at So 5 The sales of Cod reported yes
terday Mt 81 90 falseno such sales having taken
place.
FREIGHrs-For Cotton 3-16d asked to Liverpool.
Lard Hams &c, were engaged at EOS. 10000 bushels
of Corn were engaged at 41ad in bags. There was no
change to Glasgow.
FRUIr-No sales of nome mt transpred The market
generally without change.
HEMP-A sale was made by auction of 1872 bales st
Domingo at $102 per ton. cash.
LIME-Saes have been made of 1900 bbls Eastern, at
roc
MoLAssEs-The sales embraced 200 hhds Porto Rico
at l9h a 22c and 100 do Cardenas, at Ice, 4 mos.
NAVAL SToREs-700 bbls raw Turpentine found pur-
chasers at 50 30 per $50 lbs. In other descriptions
there was but little doing, while prices continued firm
OLs-We noticed good demand for Linseed fol
home consumption, ut better prices The stock OF
English quite reduced and there but little in first
hands The operations $500 gallons English. al
63c (held by at 65 70c) and 1000 do city press
ed American, at "a Csc. cash and &c In casks,
mos
PRovrsIoNs-Saes of 800 1000 bbls mess pork were
made at $40 $40 1871; 500 do do. sold at $40 IN
and so do. sold at $40 1874. The market closed firm
There was change in prime, which worth about
49, Beef-Sales of $50 tierces prime mess made
at ST. and 600 bbls of city at so 80; prime do
worth about SO. Lard-Sales of $50 bbls. were
made at &C. and sales of 400 500 bbls., in lots
strictly prime, reported made at &C The mar
ket closed firm. There material change II
cheese or butter
SPIRITs-We report q sale of rs pipes Swan gin a.
81 &c. usual time
SuGARs-We heard of $50 hhds Porto Rico at 4c
44c; $50 do Cuba Muscovado at sac 47Sc, and 50'
boxes brown Havana at &c 6Ac the latter price TO
| very handsome.
WHIsKEY-Sales of 400 bbls Ohio were made at 21c
2l1fc, and 100 bbls. State prison sold ut go.