The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-24
CITY TRADE REPORT.
SATURDAY, Sept. 80

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ASHES have advanced. Moderate sales pots at 50
to l21a. and pearls at SO 12h q 8 Is.
CoTToN.-Psrtiss are waiting steamer, now consi-
deAed due, and there is but little movement in the
maMet. Holders are firm.
FLOUR, &c.-Western canal -four continues to droop
and the market is again lower Sales Of Michigan ct
IS 62k common State Oswego and mixed Western at
So 6eH, and pure Genesee at IS rs. Transactions
quotations the Eastern demand is fair In Southern
there is moderate amount of sales, at So 876 o.
Rye -four is lower $50 bbs. sold at 81 Jersey meal
has improved there have been Gales Of 1000 bills,
mostly for export, at So 25 Wheat continues de-
pressed, and the market huctuating 5000 bushels
fore, Csc. 69c Oats steady, with sales of 600
bushels canal at 34c The demand for corn is fair,
bushels at roc. for round, and e2,Ic for common
Western mixed.
u.v->,-, we're made Of 1000 bales North River for
shipping At 45c.
email sales OF beef there sales OF 100 bills
at $13 SIS %. Prime is dull at SO rs SO 37X In
cut meat nothing has lately transpired. Lard con-
tinues to be held at $40. &c., but the demand is
light.
WHsxEY.-100 bbls prison changed hands at 2ec.
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER %, 6 Pm
The Flour market was heavy to-day, and sales Of
common brands this State, Oswego &C., were ade at
further decline of ehal2,! cts per barrel At the
reduction in prices sales made to large extent
including some lots for shipment to the East for
port and future delivery. Wheat dull, and sales
tive, while prices ruled about the same with the
ception Of round northern yellow which was frmer.
SeleB OF meal were maze Wtnln the range OF former
quotations. There NO change of moment in rye.
Oats remained about the same Provisions were stea-
dy Fork continued firm, but sales were light there
was no change in Beef Lard Sugars In steady
demand with moderate sales. The Cotton market
firm, and sales more freely made as will be per-
ceived by the statement below. Freights mac
tive account Of the absence Of later foreign
fully due.
AsHEs-The eaes were small, including pots at SO,
while for pearls So rs was demanded.
BREApsTuFr.-Flour-The sales reached about
1900 bbs, including 5000 soldto arrive all the pre-
sent year. at IS 6O 1000 5000 do. mixed brands Of
Michigan, at SIS 62H with several small lots of Ohio at
the same price, 1000 do. straight brands Genesee at
SIS u.s. 400 do extra do, at S. slx small lot Of ia
vorite extra brands sold at So SO So Southern
nominal, at S. S71l Whes-Sales Of 1000 bushels Of
Genesee were made at 81 30 5000 do Ohio at 81 II;
2lOoO DO Ohio red at 81 221, and 400 do Southern,
at 81 TO- Corn-The salest footed up about 1000
bushels in separate parcels, among which 1890
bushels round mixed, at &c. 10000 do New Orleans
white and yellow, At 62h $780,; 1000 do round
Northern yellow, at 20 . 71c $500 do. round mixed,
at &C., white held at 64c, while CSC. offered
Aeai-Sales Of 1000 bbls were made to arrive next
week, at So 1sx. Rye-Sales Of 2,700 bushels were
made at 80 zoe. Rye Eour-Sales Of 200 bbls were
reported at 81. OGfs-Saes Of two three cargoes
were made at $40.