The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-19
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Stock Exc
CITY TRADE REPORT.

New YORK, Tuesday, July 1872 p. NJ
AsHEs.-The market Is frm though not active Pots
are held at S., and Pearls at IS 8715.
CoTroN.-There ia but little inquiry this morning
sales Yesterday reached 1900 bales which were taken
mostly by one house.
FLOUR, &c-Western Canal -four is without partcu-
lar change to notice though if anything the market
is little firm The transactions add up 1900 bbls
at S. IS 061 for common State and mixed Western,
80 70 Tor onR So
SO rs 81 12>s for extra. or Southern note sales
200 bbls Georgetown, at So Rye Flour remains
and firm. Wheat continues very heavy, and no
transactions Of moment are taking place. Rye
rules steady at 6sc; sales of 1000 bushels Corn is
shade firmer than it was especially prime parcels,
5000 bushels at for Jersey ssc for New e
are without change moderate sales Northern at 44c
and for prime holders are enabled to realize an
advance The sales sum up 400 barrels, at $11 to
ST 12a, for mess, and SO 62H to IS rs for
with sales of $50 barrels. Mess and prime, cut
Meats held above the views of buyers and there is
but little movement in them Lard is also firm, but
and kegs at IN TIC, and sac. Butter and Cheese
are dull and without change.
TUESDAY July 1876 P. NJ
Flour exhibited very little change and sales of this
State and Western brands made at about yeser-
days prices. Pure brands of Genesee in steady
demand for the Eastern trade, at full prices. Small
sales again made at yesterday rates Wheat
quiet, and no sales of moment reported. Yellow
continued in steady demand, while supplies were
light sales made to fair extent at yesterdays
rates There was no change in meal, rye, oats.
Provisions were firmer, and considerable sales
reported, including prime and mess at an advance.
Lard remained about the same. Sugars active,
with fair amount of sales. terms stated below.
AsHEs-Sales Of about $50 bbls both sorts made
pots, at So, and pearls at So s71s
-F1our-The sales footed up A to 5000
barrels, In various separate lots among which were
about 15OOa 1000 barrels this State common Oswego,
&C. at SIS SIS 1871 with some inferior at 81 Oh 500
600 do pure to extra Genesee &C., at SIS so a$7 500
do fine scratched do sold at 81 62H lot of Gene
extra sold at 75 small sales of Ohio fat hoop,
made at about S. 121a a SIS 25. There was no
at SO. Wheat-The market quiet and sales
transpired Corn-Sales of about $4,000 10000
bushels made, in separate lots, including 1000
bushels fiat yellow at SIC 1900 do do at &c. 5000
900 do round yellow sold at 55c LOO mixed do,
for dstilling, at 47c. Meal-The sales amounted to
about 500 barrels Jersey at So So Rye-Saes of 1000
bushels were made at 6S1kc. Rye Flour-Saes of $50
barrels we're made at SO 564 SO 621a Oafs-Canal
were worth 43c a 44c, and by retail 45c.
CoFFEE.-We noticed sales by auction of 500 bags
damaged Rio at &c a SIC. cash.
FISH only moderately active-sales of about 400
quintals cod at about So 25, and 100 barrels No. 3
mackerel at So 62X.
FRUIr-The transactions embraced 500 boxes wet
and dry raisins at 81 42hc ST 80 500 do Palermo
Lemons at So 75 10000 San Bias cocoa nuts at pri-
vate bargain and by auction, 500 boxes oranges at
So a So Is.
CoTroN.-The total amount of sales yesterday
1900 bales; to-day only hear of 800 bales of
descriptions. The market is firm, without buoyancy
activity but few parties being disposed to take hold
at present rates, although advance by the next
the same as for the previous steamer
LIVERPOOL CLAMIFICATIoN.