The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-29
New Stock EXCHANGE.
CITY TRADE REPORT.

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CITY TRADE REPORT.
New York, Friday Afternoon, Jan. 49,
This being packet day for the Cambria the market
transactions were chiefly confined to Michigan and Ohio
with small lots of Indiana without change In prices
There were further sales Of Genesee at previous
The market closed without animation. In corn
considerable sales made including lots for export
at steady prices Meal continued to sell in moderate
tionary. Oats remained the same. In pork transac-
tions were limited, while prices remained about the
transactions Of Importance In groceries there was
fair amount of business doing at steady prices
AsHrs- Sales Of about so bbls Of pots were made at
so; and small sales Of pearls at 81 81 IAN.
Flour-The sales footed up about 1000
to 5000 barrels including 2iOo barrels OF Michigan and
Black Rock at So 06H HOO do do at the same price,
200 do Indiana at So l2h 900 do Ohio at So O6 and
about 900 do fancy brands, at So so. Southern
tinued quiet, and quote Howard street and Asxan-
$500 bushels of Geneses were made at 81 IS. Corn
The aggregate sales amounted to between 10000 to
1000 bushels including $500 North Carolina, mixed.
private TERMS 4O0O do New Jersey white, at CSC; 5000
do white at $40 for export 1000 do old
terms MeaiSses of 400 to 500 barrels yesterday and
to-day reported sold at SO 1874 the market closing
about 9Oc. Oats-Sales OF canal were making at SOC
Beans-Large sales of white were made at 81 IS per
bushel and 40 bbs prime quality at 81 SIX per bushe
CANDLEs-Sperm continued in good demand, with
sales at $40.
COTToN-The sales TO- day small In extent and
At prices slightly in favor OF the buyer We could only
COFFEE Sales of 500 bags Rio were made at 6slc
10. Sales of sumatra and Of Java made at prsv
rates St. Domingo was heavy, and some sales re-.
ported at 6Ac a &c.
FIsH-Nothing doing.
at 81 66 l450 boxes oranges sold at 81 rs $2
$50 lemons 81 pa 900 Baracoa oranges sold
at $40 per M and 20 900 Baracoa cocoa nuts sold
private terms and 1000 lbs dried apples at 41c.
HEMP-Sales of 500 bales American dew rotted were
made on private terms, and 100 do sisal at INC per
Hops-ssles of Is 600 pounds were made, including
hrst sorts, at 5c and second do at 40.
MoLAssEs-Saes Of about $50 hhds Cardsnas in sepa-
rate lots, were made at 24c.
NAVAL sroREs-The sales Of spirits of turpentine no.
Of $50 Sales Of 500 barrels raw turpentine were
reported at 50 70 per $50 pounds
OHs-Linseed-The msrketfo both American city
pressed and English, continued firm at 81 $50, with
moderate sales Sales of $50 to $40 barrels sperm
made at New Bedford at 1000. Natural winter
sperm was selling at and bleached do at There
was no change in whale.
made at s. and so barrels So 60 and liz
tlercss OF sour pork sold on private terms Lard.eo
wsss :oa as change Butter
RIcE-Ths market was dull, and no sales OF moment
were reported.
made at 6H $50 do brown New Orleans do sold at AZ
SCI 80 boxes Havana brown at So 5X months; and
% boxes brown Havana, damaged sold by auction at
6ho.
TALLow-saes of 5000 pounds inferior were made at
| 7ha7Ac
| WHALKBoNE-Nothing new.
WHIsKEY-Sales of l26 barrels western were made at
zoe; and 40 do State prison at the same price.
rived from South America with wool which
increases the stock Of foreign there not much Of
doing Prices of pulled have recsdsd shade.
| FREIaHTs-There was no change in rates worthy OF
notice vessel was chartered Tor the north Of Ireland
and or bushels Of corn engaged for Liverpool
Havrs.
|
| COTTON CROP.
The difference In the receipts Of the crop Of this year
as compared with the preceding exhibits but little
variation since the departure Of the Caledonia Planters
continue unwilling to sell at the present rates. and In
prices will advance materially after while They evil
IDENTIFY not yet reoonoed to the present low figures
rates current At similar period is.s year. and dir.
oessty alone will induce them forward their sup
Orleans And those who independsnt-and they
form quite large oasswi in any event. hold over for
late spring market believing how correctly remains to
be that ideas Of the actual growth of
season are now current, and that the supply will be
nearer the actual requirements Of the trade than
factuIers now dream Of There is some action also
in the opinions which obtained time since in
to the extent Of the crop Estimates
bales have few supporters and public opinion appears
incline to 2250, 900 bales as the maximum
The sales for the three days after the depar-
ture Of the Cambria 500 bales but firm and gra-
duay hardening prices. On Tuesday, 18th inst about
P. NJ the French ateamer Missouri arrived with Ha-
vre dates to the 23d uit Such accounts as came to
napd by this vessel no regular mail being rsceved
not calculated to help market and purchases could
nsVe oeen naoo thst AFTERNOON AZ quarter on during
the night the Cambria srrived With Liverpool dates to
lss lns., urn anu gIacuaiiy
tnere AZ the quotations. AS TO the fu-
ture 1t Is apparent that we ought not look for i'm
~ prces 1r oonsiasraple time as brokers
ana nave 30 severely py over
TO that pis based on Cotton transactions
nave alien into drepute and ae without such aid that
species OF bueiness must necessarily be limited import
ers WIN % deprived 81 means OF relieving themselves OF
portion OF their Stock and will have to rely upon the
demand from the trade almost exclusively. On We'd
nesday the sales effected, which only 900 bales,
at eighth advance the prices of Tuesday