The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-16


AsHEs.-A limited business Is doing both descrlp-
tons at IS Is fol pots and IS s71s for pearls.
not buoyant, some 300 bales changed hands, at the
closing rates of yesterday
FLOUR &c.-There is q fair demand for Western
flour. both for consumption and export. The ra nge
Of prices much the same those current at the
close Of operations yesterday transactions reach
1000 barrels, at $5 s71a for State and WEES
tern brands; and S. "a a 80 for pure Genesee; in
cluded in the above 1000 barrels for export at
SIS STA. In Southern there is but little doing and
rates ere nominal Meal is held at SO 25 So 3l, for
Jersey, with small sales Wheat still continues dull
and sales Of moment transpired The transactions
in corn, are confined to $500 bushels Southern fat
yellow, at 65c. Oats getting cheaper, 5000
bushels canal sold, at "a 35c Rye we quote at 7Ic,
with moderate sales.
ORR CAKE-We notice Gales of SO tons thin oil cake,
at $40 per ton.
PRovIsIoNs.-The market for pork continues firm at
$12 rs for mess, and SO S71 $40 for prime Beef is
So so for primes the stock is not large Lard is in
fair request with sales of 100 bbs good at &c Butter
is selling at 10 lie for Ohio and 1914 15c for State
WHIsKEY is held at zee for prison, but We can hear
FRIDAY, September 15-6P M IN
AS the steamer United States due with one day
later from England, and two from France, hold
Of brea dstus were not inclined to meet buyers
freely at the concession demanded not knowing but
even az single day might change the aspect OF the
English markets There was, however, fair dema nd
for at the previous decline and sales were made
both to the trade and for export at yesterdays fig
Sales of Genesee wheat were reported on terms
stated below. Corn was in good demand at the re-
duced prices Meal dull, and offered at a slight
concession in favor Of buyers. Rye sold at yester
days prices Pork was less firm and sales made
at slight reduction on yesterdays prices. There
change in groceries, while sales moderate
There more doing in cotton, with better feeling
prevailing.
BREADsTuFrs.-Flour-Th sales for the day reached
about 900 bbs consisting chiefly of various brands
of this State, at SIS S So the latter figure for pure
Genesee; 20GO bbls of the above were made for ex-
port; 500 bbis. Ohio were made at So SlA sales 300
bills Southern were made at SIS 94aS6. Whcat-Sales
of 600 or 5000 bush, Genesee made at 81 "a.
Corn-The sales footed up 20 to % 600 BUSH made in
various separate lots among which 5000 fat yell
low, at 66c 600 do. Co., 500 do, round Northern
yellow, roc, and 1000 do, Jersey, do sold at 69c
1900 do, Maryland, white, at 64c 1900 high mixed
at CSC. Other lots were sold within the above range
Meal was offered at So rs. Rye-Saes of goo or 600
bushels were made at TO- OatsSales of IL 900 BUSH
were made at "a 35c.
Receipts Dopn the Hudson Rtrer.
Wheat Flour. .bbls. $500 Wheat. .47OO
Corn. 80. bush. 22746 Oats. L 400
CorToN.-A better feeling displayed for this sta
pie to-day, and 1,500 bales disposed Of The
market is steader but cannot be called firm
FREIGHTs-Cotton was engaged to Liverpool at l6d
300 barrels flour at 2s 3D. and 10 600 bushels of corn
in bulk, lit was said) were engaged for Liverpool,
at I'd,