The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-08
CITY TRADE REPORT.


The -four market con inued steady with rather more
doing and ct full prices The sales were more chiefly
Sou hern brands There were some small transactions
in southern and Western wheat. In corn transac-
toDs confined to good shippins lots Of white on
terms stated below yellow and mixed were dull sales
Of meal made terms which howed some conces-
zion in favor OF buyers Rye remained about the same
Pro visions continued steady with moderate sales OF
pork beef and lard without material change in prices
Tn doing in sugsr and molssses at rates
stated below In coffee, transactions were moderate
without change In prices.
So for pearls.
pure Genesee reported at Sc SO and 500 do COM
mon at SO 43X Ohio was steady at So s7h for good
1000 bbls New Orleans changed hands at SO lax About
1000 do Petersburg city mills were sold At so 3 and
800 do Richmond country common ut So lah Tbs
market closed firm for both southern and western
Whent-Saes Of 600 bushels of Georgia were mads at
81 i2 and 1900 do western were reported sold on
private terms Meai--Saes OF 200 bbls New Jersey
were nade at 81 So and 800 4uO do at So Al Rye
steady ct 30 Gle delivered. Rye Flour--Sal.s OF l2O
bbs were made at So s1 gernsass OF .ooo pu'ns'
1000 bushels inferior southern white we're sod at 53c
there sellers OF yellow at $40 1000 do Long Island
bushels wss made at s7c delivered Oats steady at
previous rates BsansSales Of so bbs were made At ST.
BEEswAx-We notice sales of 1000 lbs Western yellow
Corrrr-salss were mad. by auction of 400 bags da-
mayed Rio at $40, cash; st. Domingo continued hrm'
CorroN-Ths sales yesterday were estimated at 1000
bales day they al out 1000 bales at SINH
lar prices Nearly the whole Of this extensive busness
was for export and chiefly for Liverpoo buyers for the
Continent participating to very moderate extent,
Holders TO- day offered their supplies freely the
age paid day before; consequently the turn Of
prices slightly In favor of the buyer.
FnUIT-There was steady demand from the trade,
81 60 800 drums Smyrna figs, inferior, at co. 80 do,
fair quality at ec $4,000 Bsraeoa COCOA nuts, on pri.
do at So SIX and 100 cases fancy prun.s BY auction
Is TO- mos iedsppes and peaches continued frm
our last quotations.
Ne. Halifax maokerel in bond, at 81 co. and 500 No
d. arrive ct IS 49, We have change to notice in
HrAr-we have only to notice sales Of 80 bales Anne
rican dew rottsd at SlssH.
HoNEY-We report sales of 50 tsrces Cuba strained,
for export, on private terms.
$50 bbs little Inferior were made at 26Hc and
ago hhds Csrdsnas do at lSk, mos.
with small sales at previous rates Sales Of $50 bbs VIII
Inngton roein were made from vessel at zoe, cash.
Ons-The market for Lin'sed was quiet at 600 So
bb. select whale were made at &c., and 400o to 5000
GALLONS winter sperm were sold at 1870 ll7c.
ported at sn; but there we're sellers Of fair qua.
lily Ohio at $40 SIN &C bbs prime do sold at 50
Bssfss.s Of 100 bbs. country prime were mads a.
5jlc and 500 to 400 tierces prime sold
private terms Lard-saes Of 400 kegs prime quality
ported at Sc, and 400 bbls sold ct 7Xc q 7Tc
Butter was firm, while cheese was dull. Eggs-so bb
were sold at 1916 per dozen.
PEAsWe notice sales of so terces (feld) at ST l2k
RIcE-A good demand, with sales of lao terces ct
So 27Ks so.
SUeAR-There was q considerable demand from the
Philadelphia market for New Orleans, and tho sales
reached 500 hhas on terms not stated We also note
sales of 900 hhds Cuba Muscavado at 4Hc, AZ 5, aud
Is hhds prime crop Porto Rico sold by auction at
4]Sc "a mos)
svRur-ssles made by auction of. &c teroet
Mansineo at 20s cash
TALLow-Was In fair demand, and We note sales OF
lbs inferior at &c. and 10000 lbs do city render cd
at oko.
WHALEBoNE-No change.
WHDkEY--Sales 200 bbls western made ct csc.
FREIGHrsTo Glasgow, lard WAS engaged at 2Os, and
cotton at 3l6 To Liverpool, naval stores taken
at A and cheese at 20s there rather more Offering
To the Continent We heard Of nothing new.