The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-26
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

and were entirely for home at prices which
that Flour wss IN fair a. Very full pos
Ia Buffalo the sales were somewhat restricted, on ac
count Of the high views Of holders; for particulars of
both Of which refer to the proper head Fer Wheat
the inquiry was small being held shade above the
views of buyers. We could hear Of no transactions
worth reporting In Corn moderate business was do
ing, mostly for export, on terms stated below Corn
Meal steady and ssleahe at previous rates Oats
tions mostly confined to Sugars Moasses was
quiet but very firm. Provisions moderately active,
at firm prices For the general transactions OF the day.
AsHEsThcre Is enquiry for pearls and the sales
reach $50 bbls private supposed at 81 62k 81
rs Poe are steady ct S. 10 SIS SIX, with moderate
sales.
BRsADsrurFs- "A moderate demand for the home
trade; prices fesbly supported; the sales 600
bbls in lots at Sc 90 So 56 for Oswego City Mills and
Brooklyn; So 62k for Genesee and good Mchigan
sales small and supply limited; held at Sc so In
souheIa limited sales OF Howard street and Richmond
country at So az closing heavy Sish downward
$50 barrels Jersey at 81 90 Rye -four is in fair
demand, with sales of $50 bbs Mt So 10 s4cO Buck
wheat -four is selling in small lots at 50 In barrels
Grain-We bave 10 transactions in wheat to report
Is generally held above the views of buyers and the
so 81 81 white Ohio at 81 40 81 a. Corn is in mo.
deraSe demand for export with sales OF 600 bushsls
for southern mixed, 81 sac for southern and Jersey
yellow, the latter price for fuperior lot to I'LL up
sci considered obovs the market o are dull at $50
40c for Jersey and southern and Al 44c for river.
sale made Of lie bbls prime white beans at 81 SI
per bushel Barley ID in limited supply; sales trans
pired Rye is inactive; have only to notice sale Of
l200 bushel. Northern at as, to arrive sosn.
CorroN-The sales to-day quite limited In
amount without any further change in prices. The
pressing lots appear to be exhausted to extent and
disposition 10 shown to wait later advces before sub
hitting to lower rates at present
FRuIr-Thsre more doing in foreign to-day, and
We note sales Of 1000 boxes wet and dry rans 40
81 6O 500 cases Canton preserved ginger private
terms and b3 900 lbs (odl dried apples in barrels t
Frs. Holders Of mackerel are very arm, and on &C
count Of the limited supply transactions are moderate
The sales Of dry cod noticed Yesterday were made at
81 61x; scaled herTings are In good demand but the
stook has been much reduced, and there Is but little
offering.
HEMPWe notice sales Of 100 bales Sisal terms not
stated
LEAD continued quiet at 81 az 81 SIX.
LIME We notice q sale of cargo of Thomaston at
soc for common 81 o. for lump
MoLAssEs-Cardenas continued firm, with good de-
mand At ~ a l9Ho and New Orleans do Mt 26k o7o
NAVAL sroREs-Rosin was in good demand, and pretty
much all tho lots Offering have been picked up at very
full prices; turpentine was quiet at S. IS 50 3d.
Ons-The demand for Nnseed continued fair and
prices we'll supported Tbs sales are 1000 gallons
city pressed American in casks at Csc and 800 do
in barrels at Csc 66c. cargo Of palm oil was also
PsAs-we report s.les of 400 bushels green at 81 IS
SlslX
PRoytsrors-Tha market for Ohio pork n vsrv du,I.
holders firm at $40 2s for mess So Is for prime; no
sales Of moment transpired. Beef is inactive at S.
for prime country and city sale $50 tierces prime
reported ct about $l5 Picked meats are not
very plenty and primo hams and shoulders salea-
BILE at 20 40 respectively. sale was made OF
$50 900 lbs hams and shoulders In bulk at % for the
former and 81 for the latter. Lard is dropping; the
sales are $50 bbls in lots at $40 for No 3 and &c INC
for prime; and small sales of prime steam rendered at