The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-22
CITY TRADE REPORT.


CITY TRADE REPORT.
MospAy, August 21-2P. NJ.
Asnrs-The demand is only moderate small sales
CorroN-The steamers news produced no change
upon the market, which, with steady inquiry, con-
tnues the Same as before her arrival.
FLOUR, &c.-Western canal -four, with light supply
and fair demand remains firm operations reach $500
bbs at So 25 SIS 3l14 for ordinary State and Michi
for pure Genesee and S. IS Sc for fancy In south
there is but little movement the market is SIS 3s
So so; at the latter figure 500 bbs Fredericksburg
have been sold Rye -four is dull at previous quota
tons. Meal is nominal and heavy at So 121i So %
for Jersey. Wheat still continues dull and tran
above the views Of buyers The steamers news de-
pressed corn, and the market is lower the demand is
only moderate rates still unsettled $500 bushels
fiat cold at &c. Rye is heavy at roc Oats cheap
err sales of canal at 38 40c, and Jersey at SO Soc
of 500 boxes dry raisns at 81 90 81 CO.
HEMP Of all descriptions continues firm, with fair
OrLs-Insted is selling at So 56c for English, and
81 Csc for best American in casks and bbls.
PRoNIsioSs-We have no change to notice in the
pork market, which remains the same Saturday,
with sales of 200 bbls. Beef is not very plenty and
the market is steady there been sales of 100 bbs
mess at S1l rs: Lard, since the news, is down, and
quotations would be entirely nominal; in the absence
Of sales we omit them Butter moves along at 10 Lee
boxes of the latter at previous quotations.
WHIskEr tends downward; sales of 100 bbls prison
New YoRK, Monday August 2l-6P. NJ.
The flour market was, if any thing, shade frmer
moderate Sales consisting the usual variety
of this State and Western brands with small sales
Southern, at last weeks prices Wheat remained
about the same ; but no sales of moment
ported. Corn continued dull and sales were made on
terms which showed slight decline the closing
rates OF Saturday. Meal continued in light supply,
and quotations nominal. Rye was some frmer. Oats
remained dull There change Of moment in
provisions, while sales Of pork were moderate and
prices steady Sugars continued in fair demand,
while molasses was dull The cotton market was
AsnEs.-sales of 50 a 100 bbls. were made includ-
sE pods 81 Re-
BREADsrrrrs.- F?cur-Sales of about 1000 bbls were
made in lots, including Oswego Black Rock, common
than common, at So 31i4 So 3.1s. Sales of 400 q
500 bbls. Ohio, made at So %. Small sales of
Baltimore and Alexandria were reported at S. 37h
Richmond and Petersburg held at about ST. 80 a
So 62H. Whect-There was no change in quotations
-inee Saturnay there was no sale reported except
small lot Of 600 bushels prime Western at 81 II.
COrnThe sales reached about 20 900 bushels includ-
ing 5000 6Ooo bushels round yellow, at Coo. 5000 do.
fiat yellow at &c 200 do high mixed, at IS q SOC.
mon mixed was heavy and sales reported at 80
54c Meat" mo sales Of moment were reported. Rye
There was no change in rye flour. Canal oats were
Receipts do,en the Hudson Rrer
Wheat hour. bbls, $3.50
Corn. '.'.....'.... ....'.... bush. 1907
Brrswis.c,eneraily speaking. wa: dun. '1 We note
sale of $500 lbs yellow at zoe, cash.
Coz IoS-Ths market to. day was quiet but firm IT,. at
sales, as reported, were 500 to 1000 bales.
CorrER.-A sale Of 5000 lbs old copper was made at
IKE.
CArrLr-At market, 1900 beef cattle Chiefly from
the SOUTH, SO cows and calves, and 100 sheep and
lambs Prices-Beef cattle in fair demand during
the week and the prices realized good the
Sales at from SIS so to 81 80 per cwt in qua
lily. About 200 left over unsold. Cows and Calves
Al sold at prices ranging as in quality from SIS to
the former at from 81 25 %, ST. and the latter
Crnv 4 ~ 4 rcoll
FRrlr.-There was but little animation in the mar
ket and the only sales reported 80 Genoa
lemons, handsome order, at 81 So and 800 do raj
sins at 81 50.
F,sIr-were rather dull and but few operations took
place quotations remain about the same
FRIienTs.-Cotton was engaged for Liverpool at
5.32d for corn in bulk Cd was asked Lard was en-
gagged at 1sed and tar at 2s6d. We heard of nothing
of moment to other ports.
HIpEs--The sales since our last, embrace 100 Bue
Ayres kips, sb, at lie, cash. q
HE,ir.-There was movement in Manila to-day,
and 800 to 1000 bales changed hands at Sc SIC.
months mostly at the latter figure the former being
only for small lots.
LEarHER.-A good dema nd exists for heavy weights
sole, and damaged which are not plenty and command
full prices
LEAp.-we noticed a steady demand for Missouri
NAVAL SroREs-were without change. The trade
picking up small lots of Spirits at Sc; for
crude there fair enquiry, but buyers and sellers
could not agree The last sales were done at 81 So
Ous.-The market for lnseed was without change;
steady saes Of English at SOC a56c and American at 81
a CSC. A sale Of 100 gallons English made the
wharf at SAC, but We presume it was out OF order
PRovrIoNs-Sales of 200 bbls prime pork were made
at So and about 100 200 bbs mess. in lots at Sl1
371f 81 80; sales Of 900 bbls prime made
at 81 70 SIS. Lard-Sales of 400 bbls made at
So SIC. Beef-Saes of mess (cargo) reported
at S12 ST.; prime worth So 80. Cheese-Sales
of 400 boxes made Mt g. 6,c Butter-No
change in prices.
Rrcr continued in fair request at firm prices. We
report sales offs casks fair to prime at So IS to ST. and
80 do nearly prime, at So 81 per 100 lbs.
SreARs-Among the parcels disposed Of noticed
nj n ~ do Dhrfn
Rico at a. $50; IS do New orleans at 8. a 35so;
and 100 boxes brown Havana at 81 8 C, all on the
usual time
WHALrpoSE-saes Of 500 lbs were made Of North
West at Csc.
WHIsKEy--The market firm, but no sales Of mo-
ment reported. For State prison 24c offered
nd ohc sked