The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-09

CITY TRADE REPORT.


The market for western -four was considerably Grmer
and sales made at an advance of Gkal215c per
DOL Inc demand Tor this and the eastern trade con-
tnued good which took about 7aSO00 barrels In south
ern there was change, while tons mi-
ted. Rye flour selling in moderate way, ut our
previous quotations Corn meal was steady, but not
active. Wheat sold pretty freely be-
low. Corn was shade better, and the demand good.
In provisions there was considerable movement espe-
cially in pork which advanced from % to 37@c per
bbl. with large sales. The advance, however could
not be sustained and holders offered it freely towards
the close, at lower figures Lard was frmer, with a
fair amount Of sales For the general of
the day, we refer below.
AsHEs-Pots were doing better-sales of 500 bbls at
81 S71saS4 so; pearls were steady at SIS so.
BREADsTUFFs-The operations in -four reached 7a8 900
barrels, including ordinary Genesee Ohio and Mchi-
gan, at 50 so favorite brands Michigan ut So 62H
pure Genesee at S5 S7h and SO 12h fancy Ohio at
SO So 371a and extra at 81 81 So At the close Of
the market no good common brands could be had un-
der SIS u.s. OF Southern. we noticed sales of 300 bbls
Howard street. Alexandria, &c., at SO Sc 12s Rye
Flour was seady-sales Of 800 bbls at SO 621 Meal
Moderate sales Of Jersey and Brandywiue at pre-
vious quotations Wheat-The transactions were
$4,000 bushels including Wisconsin, at 81 O5, Illinois
Gcnesee made at 81 40. Corn-The sales foot up
10000 bushels including Western mixed at 81 $50;
round yellow at 56c and prime Northern and Jersey
yellow at IS to 6Oc Rye20O0 bushels changed hands
Mt roc delivered OatsSales Of TO- 900 bushels at
"A cts, which decline
Corros-Another quiet day In this lne-the sales
only amounting to 500 bales. Buyers for export
disposed to walt the steamer Prices rather in IA
vor Of the buyer.
Mt So IS 50 S14 1000 do old damaged at So and 100
barrels No. and Mass. mackerel, at IS so for the
former and SIS SO for the latter The sales shad
tced day two since, should have been 81 ST. in
stead of 81 a 50, as printed
FRuIr.-Thcre but little doing. Small sales of
raisins at the previous prices.
LIME.-Consderable sales were making, but at lower
figures.
MoLAssrs-2o0 hhds Cardenas were reported, at 16c
months
NAVAL SroREs.-The operations limited, and
confined to some parcels Of spirits at "a a 35c.
Ons.-A steady demand existed for linseed. at 81 a
Csc for English and sc &c for city pressed American
PRovIsIoNs.-We noticed considerable speculation in
pork and sales of 1900 1900 bbs made at $40 %
$40 so for mess. and So So so for prime; ut the
close the market dropped and these quotations could
not be realized. In Beef, there some movement
sales made of 400 bbls including country and
city mess, at 50 50 37H, and prime at SIS so SO;
100 bbls prime sold at SIS of cut meats,
port sales of 10000 lbs dry sailed sides
stated and 80 hhds and 100 bbls picked shoulders at
Sac for the former and nc for the latter; 20 hhds
Western smoked hams sold at 7Hc. Lard rules very
firm; the operations were 200 bbls at So 7Ac and
400 kegs at 71c Sc the latter price for extra Butter
and Cheese were without material change.
RIcE-200 bbls and 120 casks changed hands at pri-
vate bargain
SUcARs-Ttere was good business done in this
staple at full prices.
TALLow-a,OO0 lbs found purchasers, on terms We
did not learn.
WHrsKEY--About 200 bbls were sold, without change
In price.