The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-13
CITY TRADE REPORT.

New YORK, Tuesday, Sept. IL, 1S4S-2P PM.
ASHES firm sales of 60 bbls pots, at SIS 621<
pearls are steady, ut IS S7}s
CorroN There is but little inquiry for this staple
and the sales do not exceed 200 bales, at prices in
FLOUR, sc The -four market opens as it closed; no
lower though prices are far from steady. There is
sum up $500 barrels at So Ga So i2H, for common
State. and mixed Western; SO for round hoop Ohio;
and SO 1919 SO 1S for pure Genesee included in the
above are 1000 barrels fresh ground Oswego for
port at SO l2; moderate sales Southern, at So Rye
flour continues dull, and nominal. at 81. Meal is
held at So 37]a SO A for Jersey, with small sales
There is but little Brandy in market wheat is
in fair request, and notice sales of 5000 bushels
prime Genesee at 49, Oats still better 10 900 bush
changed hands at 36x 35c, for canal. The demand
for corn is active at lower prices; operations up
$4,000 bush, nearly all common to high mixed, at 6S
quotations.
Fermentation por. there is fair demand at sl2,-
25 for ress and So s9s71s for prime; sales 90
bbls at quotations. Beef continues steady at $3.50
a S13, for city and prime. In cut meats, no
sales TRANSFERRED Lard is held firm at So &C.. for
bbls >, but the transaction are limited
WHisKEY continues steady, with sales Of 100 bbls.
prison at 2sc
TUESDAY, September 12--6, M
The receipts Of Western canal four being the
increase, the market again lower and sales
made at still further decline The demand from the
East and export fair while the trade fair
extent. Southern, also SOLD at slight concession.
Rye flour was in small supply. and the market rmer.
Meal declined trife from yesterday with fair amount
Of sales The transactions In wheat confined to
parcel Of Genesee, which sod early in the
There seemed to be disposition shown the part
buyers to hold back, thinking that the increased
cepts and the down ward tendency Of -four would
the effect to lower prices. Rye without particular
change. and in fair demand Corn ratified of
pretty lively, at still further reduction in prices.
Oats continued firm, with steady sales In provisions
the demand for pork active and sales elected
ut an advance of 25c per Dbl. Beef and lard
without change, and in moderate request Cotton
sold only in small way at prices in Of the buyer
Groceries were in steady demand and the market firm
AsBEs.-Tbe sales to. day were small, not exceeding
100 bbls at So 621s So 6ss for pots and $5S7h for
pearls. sale of so bbls. Canadian pots made
private terms Receipts down the Hudson river ashes
$50 bbls.
BREApsTurFs.-F2sm.- trans lotions in Western
state and mixed Western, SO 06lf So 12x for fair
brands Ohio and Michigan, Sc 12s SO lsH for pure
Genesse, SO SO 371a for fancy, and SO 37 1915
for extra. showing decline the common brands of
Ga 12]sc per Dbl. Southern was lower and sales
done to the extent of 800 bbls. at SO 12K.
"a 06ll Some 200 bbs changed hands ct that figure.
The demand for Meal fair at prices favoring the
buyer. 600 bbls Jersey taken at So 37 So "A.
The marketfor Wheat was quiet and quotations NOM
inal sae Of 5000 bush. prime Genesse made
a. 81 80. OF Rye there sales of 1000 bush. at
1000 bush new Barley made, to arrive any time
this month, at private bargains Corn continued in
good request, though prices scarcely firm
transactions 80 600 bush at 70 TIC for round
Jersey and Northern yellow 72c for round mixed
70 74c for Southern fat yellow sc $50 for COM
zoe for good to prime Southern white. Oats wsre
steady, with sales Of 600 bush Canal at SO 37c.
Receipts Down the Hudson River.
Wheat -four, bbls .14,070 Corn, bushels. :. .19,448
Wheat bushels. 10, 17 Oats, Z" .....l5,990
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