The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-07
Stock Exchange.
6H 6 Erie RR, new, full
Second board.
CITY TRADE REPORT.

New YoRK, MONDAY AFTERNOON March 8, 1913.
There change in flour. Sales extremely
limited, at rates current before the The demand
for the better qualities continued good for home
while there very little if any demand showed itself
for export Since the sale Of Genesee Saturday
have heard of transactions In wheat. Corn was
tremely dull and sales light Holders generally de-
manded prices above the views of buyers Meal also
dull Rye and oats remained about the Pro-
visions continued steady with moderate sses of pork at
prices stated below There fair business doing in
sugar and molasses, while coffee was quiet The amount
sales and the character of the market will be
found stated under the proper head.
AsHEs-The market was quiet for pearls at So. Small
sales Of pots were made at SO.
in lots Of common Genesee at So 3 and of the better
qualities at So 62 200 do straight brand Michigan at
Orleans and Ohio brands were held at the same prices
those current before the news. Whtat-There
very little Offering. The sale. of Genesee noticed on
Saturday, amounted to $500 bushels at price said to
be something ST. Al Corn-Sales Of 1000 bushels
New Orleans yellow, slightly heated were made at soc
Handsome southern white was held at 600 while buy
for description seemed to be inclined to offer
within to &c. as much for sound corn as was paid be-
fore the news Medi-The article was dull at 81 so
Rye quiet; sales being reported Oafs-Sales OF
5000 bushels 6f Virginia were made at 45c. Beans-
Sales of 40 bills were made at $3.50 and so do at 06
CATTLE MARxEr.--At market, 1850 beef cattle, 1850
southern, the remainder eastern and New York Stae)
go cows and calves and 700 sheep and lambs Beef
CatteThe market rather dull to-day, but prices,
nevertheless we'll maintained they nave been du
ring the week, much to- justify repetition OF
few sales arc reported as below ST. but the quality Is
such furnish just criterion of the market.
lot 40 head taken for the Bermuda market We
could ASCERTAIN precisely the number Of cattle left
over, but presume 300 Is the mark Cows and
Calves-The supplies were about equal In number to
those offered the week previous We notice material
alteration in prices which quote at from S22 to $50
$50 sheep and Lambs scsrcer just now than they
have been for nearly twelvemonth past Prices conse
qnenty are very high Sales at from 25 to 81 81
Extra lots brought Ms high rs $Il All sold Hay-The
cosntry wagons at the sales to-day Good
timothy and cloverseed selling at 62k $50 per cwt
Wheat oat and rye straw is worth 37h q 81 50 the
lOo bundles.
CorroN--The BritanniA's letters being considered
aaterng for this staple holders have demanded full
half per cent advance to-day which was paid freely by
buyers for about 5000 bales the market opening at
ess rate, but closing stiff at this advance.
FaVIr The demand for wet dried rasins continued
tive and the sales to-day reached 1900 boxes 10
81 90. Small sales Of dried peaches were making at
81 20, and 10 hhds. dried apples sold at Sac
FIRE CRAcWFps-Ws notice sales OF 1880 boxes Can
ton, Gao packs per box) at 81 80, months.