The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-12
CITY TRADE REPORT.

AsHEs.-The market is quiet but firm, at SIS SO for
CoTToN.We notice fair inquiry from manu-
acturers this morning at the rates Saturday
FLOUR &c-The market for Western Canal flour
opened this morning at decline of &c per barrel
The demand is fair both for immed iate use, export
and future delivery Transactions reach $500 barrels
common State, Troy waterford, and oswego t and
So 1sA SO % for pure Genesee, including 1000 for
in October and November, at private bargains The
market for wheat is &c lower but can hear of no
transactions Corn is in moderate request, at prices
showing decline Of cents per bushel from Satur-
days rates. We notice sales Of 5000 bushels round
Northern, at l7c 7sc. and $500 ditto Western
or four cargoes Canal changed hands at 35c to 80
PRovsioNs.-Ohio pork is in fair demand at $12 for
mess and so l216 80 rs for prime. Beef continues
firm particularly mess which is not plenty Cut meats
are dull though firm. Lard remains steady at DC. q
9c, with sales Of $50 bbls. Butter and cheese move
along slowly, at our previous quotations.
WHIsxEY-The market is firm. Sales, 40 bbls prison
at Csc.
MONDAY, September 1T NJ
The flour market was rather sick to-day, and sales
were made at decline of l2h 1891 per barrel from
the rates current Saturday. There some orders
in the market for export and future delivery all of
which readily filed. The transactions in South
were limited, and quotations nominal RYE flour
was also dull and nothing of moment transpired.
Meal was In moderate demand at prices slightly in
favor Of the buyer. Wheat dropped &C. per bushel,
with fair sales Corn was scarcely active and the
extent at prices showing but little variation Oats
were in large demand (partly specuatve) at frmer
rates In provisions there considerable stirring
at full prices Mess and prime pork sold improve,
ment. Cotton was only in moderate request and the
sales wore confined mostly to manufacturers. Sugar
and molasses continued in good trade demand, on
terms stated below where refer for the full opera
tions of the day.
AsHEs-The market was hrmer for pots. and sales
were effected of $50 bbls. at SIS 621s s u.s. Pearls
were steady at So S with sales of ZOO bbls Receipts
dowh the hudson river SO bbls
BREADsTUFFs.-F2our-The market for Western Ca
nal flour opened at decline of l2X aIssic per Dbl,
with good demand for home and export. Trans
actions sum up $4,000 bbls., at Sc 064 126 for
binary State Troy, and mixed Western So TX a
20 for pure Genessee; SO 25 BIZ for fancy and
80 31H a6 10 for extra. Included in the above
$500 bbls. common State, and Round Hoop Ohio at
prices within our range and 5000 do for October and
November delivery; on terms not made pubc-closng
heavy, Win downward tendency in prices. OF
Rye flour dull at 81 with sellers than buyers.
Meat continued in fair request at quotations shade
for wheat was good but holders were Obliged to make
slight concession. The operations comprise 1900
bushels fair Ohio at 81 3o 6o0e do good to prime
nesee ut 81 37al 49, and 1000 do do. at private bar
gain. OF Rye noticed sales of $500 bushels at 73a
74c Barley was doing better, and sales made Of
5000 bushels new arrive this week at roc The bu-
sinessn Corn rather small and done at prices to
&C. lower Sales foot up 10000 bushels at 77a7Sc for
round Northern yellow, 67s69c. for ordinary mixed
Weftern IOa72c for high d. 0c for Southern white "a
handsome parceD, and 73c for southern fat yellow
Included in the sales were 5000 bushels mixed, to ar
low on private terms Oats were in demand the sales
reaching some 10000 bushels canal part to arrive at
36a37c.
Receipts dopn the Hudson Rirer:-
Wheat -four, barrels 6,9S7 Corn, bushels . A 500
Wheat, bushels. 1859 Oats, 500. 1000
CoTToN.-There was rather more inquiry for this
staple to-day and the sales 500 bales prices
of saturday. about half Of which for home use
CAMrHoR.-A sale was made Of 80 barrels, refined at
21Hc. Crude was held at 15c
TRuIT.-There were sales Of 900 Carthagena cocoa
nuts, lreceived coastwiseD terms did not Learn;
400 half box Rasins at 81 121c and 80 casks Zante
currants, from second hands, at &c.
FIsH.-The demand continued active though prices
scarcely firm. Transac tions embraced 600
barrels No Mase mackerelat $40 80 $40 u.s. 700 do.
No at SO "A SO so 1000 quintals cod, at So 621s
or thereabouts Some parcels extra do at 50 67 and
1000 boxes scaled herring, at exc.
HEMP.-We have but to notice sale of 200 bales
MoLAssEs continued firm With fair demand. Sales
200 hhds Cuba Muscovado, at 23c, usual time.
LEAD was held firmly at 81 37K for Missouri soft.
NAVAL SroREs.-A sale Of 100 barrels spirits was
OiLs-For linseed there continued to be steady de-
mand at soc. Coo. for English and 60c for American
OF country lard $500 gallons disposed of ut 65c
and $50 baskets olive g. Plagni oily at SO co. and per
cent of.
PRovIsioSs.-The inquiry for pork continued large
and prices have again advanced. Transactions sum
up 800 barrels at S12 s12 12 for mess and SO rs
so 37 for prime. In beef there sales of 200 800
at SO so In cut meats could hear of no opera
tions Lard ruled firm, with sales of 400 barrels at
sac. &c and 300 kegs at alc OF butter sales of 400
packages made sisting of Ohio Mt l0c Ike
and State at 12c as15hc. Cheese was without move
ment and dull
RrcE.-There was rather more moving in rice to-day
and sales effected Of 200 casks good prince at 81
per 1C0 lbs
SuGAR.-The sales comprise $50 hhds Porto Rico at
4sic 51ac 900 do Cuba Muscooado at 44c. land
$50 boxes brown Havana at sc. 4 51fc., months
WursxEy firm; sales 100 barrels Prison at Csc,
and 70 Drudge casks at 29c., time and interest.