The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-11
CITY TRADE nEPORr.

pots at 81 SO, and pearls at SIS 70.
CoTroN-The Acadia's advices have unsattled the
market, and sales TRANSFERRED. The i decided
ly bad
with fair demand The transactions reach 1000 bbls
at IS rs for Rochester SIS S1 for ordinary Genesce,
Ohio and Michigan SO for choice brands Michigan $6a
Sc l2H for pure Gencsee So rs SO S7 for fancy and
81 80 for extra In Southern there is not much
ment. Small sales Of Howard street, Alexandria &c.
at So a SO 12h. Rye Flour is a shade better Sales
about the Wheat is in good demand for middng
and the favorable accounts from the other side have
had had tendency to st'ien prices We note sales of
Sales of 1000 bushels yellow fiat Virginia, at seize
Holders of prime Jersey are asking 90 Csc 62sc
said to be refused for lot. Rye-Moderate sales of
Northern at 20 a 7OSc. Oats are rather frmer.
HIDES are eating cheaper; sales Of 600 Southern
slaughtered 65 pounds at 81; 800 do so pounds at
3ss cash; 1900 Rio Grands. 1917 pounds at So, mos:
and 500 Barcelona at 51s cts discount or.
FRuIr-Sales of 200 boxes raisins at 81 40 for wet
dried
PnovIsIoNs-The market for pork is dull and droop-
ing, SO much SO, that correct quotations cannot be
given Beef is in limited supply, and firm; there have
and prime SIS 75 Lard is unsettled, and can hear
# no operations Butter is in fair inquiry and firm
and Bergano at 14a IS cts 100 do Vacana Cuba at
the same figures; and2S st Jago at 10 II cts.
WooL-4oo bales unwashed Odessa at private bar
gain; and 10000 lbs fleece at q 50 cts.
WHIsKEY Is scarce and firm at our previous quota
tions.
SATURDAY June 1O-6P NJ
The receipt of the Acadias news which was publish
ed in the regular edition of the Herald this morning.
had the effect of stening the prices of grain while
actions embraced the usual assortment of western
brands Southern remained about tho with light
sales Sales of Ohio and Wisconsin wheat made
terms stated below. Holders of COED round North
ern yellow corn asked 4c to SC per bushel than
was current before the but buyers failed to meet
full prices meal was held frmer. Sales of rye were
made on terms stated below. For transactions in
Bufale Boston. &c. refer to telegraph head of
DIV o1.n,t
pork was concerned but lard quite firm and held
at an advance. A moderate business done in gro
ceries without material change in quotations
AsHEsPots steady at 81 So and 100 bbls pearls
were sold at IS so to SO.
observation-disclosures of 1000 to 81 600 bar
rels were made, including 500 barrels Oswego, at
So IS; 500 do good Michigan at So s7ts, with
lots of fiat and round hoop good Ohio at SO ga;
Southern was steady at So l2ls with small sales
made at lose; 1000 do do Milwaukee, at 81 1Sa $500
do prime Ohio at 1850; and 600 do Ohio private
dema ded 65c but could dot realise that price Sales
of 200 bushels round Northern yellow were made at
eoc 24co do sold at 5Sc to 6oc 1000 do do sold at
60c and 500 to GOO fat yellow ut 5sc It said that
some 10000 bushels Of Jersey and Northern yellow
Mere sold on private terms. Meal held at's2 62h
Rye-Sales of 1000 bushels were made at Tic and
LOCO do at 7Oc-all delivered. There was no change
in rye flour. Oats were some hrmer.
BEEswAx-Further sales of 5000 lbs Northern yellow
at 21c cash.
CorroN-The Acada's proved rather damper
to the operations In this line. The market gave way
further quarter cent to-day at which about 900 bales
disposed Of
DRuos-There have been sales of Is barrels camphor
rehne at 22lc; 10 tons soda ash at private bargain
FrsnNWe noted sales 81 $50 barrels new No. 3. Mass
mackerel at s. so; 160 do Aewives at 81, and 100
half barrels Conn. river shad at 81, SO, and 81,
which is rather high figure in comparison with II
other kinds Of fish, which are dull and dropping.
FREIGHTs-Ship owners were asking higher rates
though, rs shippers had not had time to digest the
news, there was very little Offering. For cotton to
Liverpool 3-18d continued to be demanded and Sd in
bulk asked for corn, and Cd in bags Heavy goods
were steady at 25s
FHurrAmong the parcels disposed Of we noticed 500
boxes wet and dry raisins at 81 40 so; 1900 do
mountain oranges at SO so, and 1000 Baracoa cocoa
nuts. from second hands, at $50 per NJ.
HAy-Sales have been made Of 100 bales North River
at 40a45 cts.
HEMP of all descriptions was dull and no sales have
MoLAssEs shade better. Sales of l4O hhds Cuba
Muscovado at "a cts 100 do inferior ut 20a2l cts and
200 do Cardenas at 161aa17 cts; usual time
NAVAL SToREs-Sincc the steamer. were inactive
OLs-Linseed was rather in favor of the buyer with
out sales Of moment 5000 of prime Palm sold at &C.
80 cases damaged Salad by auction. at S5c cash
PRovrsIoSs-Sales of about 400 bbls pork were made
including mess at $40 25, and prime at So Sales Of
100 bbls picked shoulders (handsome) at $40 Sales
Of 90 bbs made at Sc 371, and 20 tons
Of sides sold private terms BeefSales of 200 to
bbls mess and prime were said to be made on better
terms Lard-Sales of 200 bbls were made at 60. 7c
strictly prime was held at an advance. Butter
selling this State fair and prime at IL lie Cheese
was steady at 5a Ike.
SALT-1200 sacks Liverpool changed hands ut public
sale, at SIC 81 1919.
SucARs-Continurd firm, the transactions were $50
hhds Cuba Muscovado at AZ 160 bbls refined white
at &c, and 300 boxes brown Havana ut Az a 5sI mos
TEAs-1,000 packages, assorted, changed hands at
WrSrseThe sales by auction were 80 ar casks port
at 80 glc 10 hhds do at 80 zoe, and 10 Or casks
Lisbon ut 40ctbe former mos, and the latter cash.
WHIsKEy was frmer. and sales Of $50 bbls Ohio
made at 23c II was afterwards held at higher figure
especially for State prison.