The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-20
Stock Exchange,
CITY TRADE REPORT.

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ASHES are without changes moderate sales of pots
at So, and pearls at So s7H SIS "a.
Corros.-There is fair demand for this staple this
morning the sales reaching 400 bales the closing
rate of Yesterday.
FLouR, &c.-The inquiry for Western -four continues
active, with considerable demand for export The
sales this morning at SIS SIX So 871s for round
hoop Ohio; IS S7a for common State mixed Michigan,
and Indiana; and IS "a for prime Genesee. Some
5000 barrels changed hands at the quotations. nclu-
ding 5000 for export Southern is dull at IS S7s So
Rye -four is steady with small sales, at 81 064 81
12k In meal can hear of no operatons the m ar
kst is about SO 1216 So 1ss4 for Jersey Wheat is
without change; no sales TRANSFERRED although some
were in negotiation Rye we quote heavy at zoe. In
there is moderate request, and notice sales
Of 1000 bushels mixed Virginia at 60c and 1000 do
fair mixed at &c. Oats scarcely firm; 5000
bushels canal sold at 341ac. 35c. Feed-A sale of
5000 bushels vas made at l0c. l5c.
HAY continues firm; 500 bales changed haads at
45c a SOC.
PRovisIoNs.-In pork and beef, we can hear of no
operatiops the market is generally held above the
views Of buyers Lard remains steady at $40 &C.,
with fair amount Of sales.
WHIsKEY.-Thirty barrels prison sold Mt 271Sc.
TUESDAY Sept 19-6P.M.
This being pae ket day for the Hibernia which wa
appointed to sail from Boston, change was not quite
well attended usual but sales of flour were mad
to fair extent, chiefly for shipment to the East and
for export at about yesterdays range prices There
was fair enquiry for wheat, with sales Of Geuesee,
Western and Southern on terms stated below During
change there was more enquiry for corn. especially
for common grades and sales of all kinds were made
within the range Of yesterdays quotations Meal sold
at about the same prices as also and oats Pork
irmer, and sales made ut a slight advance Lard
remained about the same. Sugars continued in good
demand at steady prices. The sale of coffee to- dav
went of at a slight advance on previous rates
AsHEs-Sales of about 100 bbls were made including
pots at SO, and pearls at IS S7L.
BREADsTUFFs -FIour-The sales footed up about
1000 barrels including 1000 pure Genesee at SIS o. 400
500 do at Sc; and 1000 5000 do this State Osw.go
&C., at SIS S7M and common at IS S1l and some lots
Of round Ohio at So "a; and 900 barrels Southern in
GLIDING 800 barrels Petersburg City Mills at &c. the
remainder at SIS o. Whedt-Sales of 1000 bushels of
Genesee at 1926 l34c; 1000 do. North Carolina at
1l5c, and 1900 do red Ohio sold at 1860 Corn-The
sales footed up about 40 600 so 600 bushels in seps
rate lots among which 5000 bushels white at 66c
5000 do. round Northern ut 70c 1000 do common
mixed for dstiling at coo 1900 do white and rou
private terms; 1000 do Virginia mixed at 6Oc: 500
do. high mxed at 64c.; 1000 do fat yellow at s5c
&C.,; 5000 1000 do. high mixed at 63c 64c Meal
Sales Of 600 barrels New jersey made at SO I2T
SO los a So 1881. Rye-Sales of 6OOO bushels were
made at 6S1ac 70c-the latter price for the article
delivered. Rye Flour quiet at 81 O6l1 a 81 l2I.:
the article was scarce. Oats-Saes of 1000 bushels
(canaD made at 341ac 1000 do sold at 35c and
a lot of Virginia sold at SOC. sic.
CoFFEE.-The transactions, by auction embraced
$500 bags Rio, (part strictly prince, at so 6 four
months, showing decided improvement :.
CoPPER.-6OOOlb lbs. old copper changed hands at 17c
cash.
CorToN.-The sales to day did not exceed 900 bales
prices, however, were quite firm.
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