The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-24

CITY TRADE REPORT.

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The -four market continued firm and sales were made
to fair extent, including los OF Michigao, Oswsgo
Ohio Gsnssee and New Orleans at STEADY prices Some
sales of Western and Long Island wheat were made on
terms stated below Corn sold pretty freely at about
Yesterdays prices, though in slight conces
siops made In favor of buyers sales Of were
made without change In rates Rye remained the sam
Provisions continued steady, without change in quota
tations. In groceries trsnssstons were light while
prices remained about the
AsHEs-Sales Of 100 bbls pots made at So while
pearls were steady at So 30.
BrEswAI-Ssles Of 5000 pounds yellow were made at
20 cents
BnEADsrurrs-Fzoxr-sa in various lots were
made including parcels OF Michigan, oswego, and COM
Geuesee in all about $500 bbs at Prices ranging
from So l2h Sc 20; 100 do fancy Gsnesee sold at S6
SO IS; 900 do, Oswego sold at So Sales of about
bills New Orleans made in various lots at IS SIX
. So There was no change In Baltimore or Howard
street Wheat-Ssles Of 900 bushels Long Island were
made At 81 AZ and 1000 do Western on P. n. t.
at $40; 5000 do, common do ut IS 500; 5000 do,
southern Jersey yellow sold at 64c 7008 do Jersey yell
mon mixed at 62c Meat-Saes Of 5000 bbs New Jersey
were made on private terms Rye-sses of 1000 bushels
Were made at 200 0afsIsals' Of North River con
CoFFEE-We have only to notice small sales Of ST.
Domingo, at So Go; Rio continued about the same.
CoTroN-The sales to day amount to 1900 bales and
as oeret FORE chiefly for export Holders continue
tosupply the market freely at the present prices.
FEvIr- Sales of 200 drums Smyrna Figs were made at
made ut 81 S. 1000 bushels Wilmington pea. nuts
sold at 81 IS Small sales Of lemons made at - IAN
OfauB~S WsAo hea ~ 20 ~ oovo i've ePPAsb
at AZ.
FnH-Dry COD continued firm. Naekersl were in
steady demand and We notice sales Of $50 bbs Nova
Scotia, No q, At 50.
HEMr-No sales were Bepsrtsd.
MErALs-Transsctions generally were rather limited.
Sales of epeter we're making at ~ 4xc block tin at
$50; tin plates S. sheathDg copper at 27k $780,
sheet zinc at 7K hsr iron at Sst TO 80; by invoice
sales from store. Ssak o. old copper ct lsX lshc;
sheet iron ut ~ . N.
MoLAssEs-Thers further arrivals Of Cardsnas,
but we heard of no sales
NAVAL SToRss.-Ths market was Arm, with an up
ward tendency in prices Spirits turpsntine held
al 45o and At IS as We heard Of sales day
OLs-Ssles of linseea moderate to-day, without
chapge in prices There was no change in fish oils.
PRovIsoNs-Sales of $50 barrels Wsnohester's prime
pork made at sl0 and so tierces hams do
&c. New pork worth Sl0al0 l2h. There WAS
change in prime 200 barrels shoulders were sold ut
$40 and $50 do hams at 6kc 10 tons w short rides
sold at 611c BeefSses OF 200 barrels city
continued In fair demand. Butter-Ssles Of Ohio
reported at Is n l5c.
RIcE-No sales were reported.
SEEDs-sales Of 100 barrels new clover made at
7hc.
sUeAn-There was no change in prices, and We heard
Of no sales Of moment
TALLow quiet, but firm
WHALEBoNE-No change.
WHsKEY-Sales reported at "a a $50
FREIaHTs-An engagement Of 1900 bushels, In bags
WAS made ut 4d email vessel taken mp for Ire
land to load with corn-abcut 10 900 bushels-at sgd
For cotton to Liverpool 3-l6d continued to be asked
and Is Cd for -four. There nothing to London
or the Continent.