The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-19
Stock EXCHANGE.
CITY TRADE REPORT.

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AsHrs-Are without change; moderate sales Of pots
at So, and pearls at SIS s71s
CoTToN-The market continues firm with sales o
800 bales.
FLOUR, &c.-The demand for Western Canal -four
is active, and considerable operations are going Tor
export and the home trade Round hoop Ohio sold at
$5SlA; common State, Oswego and mixed Western,
at So S7h and pure Genesee at So "a So The trans
actions Of the morning reach 1000 barrels, 5000 of
Southern is without movement, and dull, at So S7H
So In rye -four there is but little doing; 100 barrels
Meal is without sale, in the absence of which omit
quotations OF wheat, no sales are repor ed prices
b an s az
yellow at 641Sc. Rye quote nominal at zoe. Oats
better 5000 bushels canal disposed OF at 35c
PRovIsIoNs-The transac tons in pork this morning
small; holders, however, firm at $12 rs $12
s1Z for mess and SO IS 50 s7a for prime. The sales
on Saturday reached 1000 barrels at the above quo
continue firm, and in small supply Lard is held at
sac. &C.. with sales of $50 barrels.
WHsKEy-Wequote at 2Sc., and dull.
New York, Sept. 1S-6PN.
The flour market steady. with more doing, in
Guiding considerable lots, which purchased for
export the market closed firm at Saturdays prices
with small lot Of Southern OF on terms stated below
Corn in fair demand, at Saturdays prices. Rye
was quiet. without material change in quotations
There alteration to notice in the price of oats
Pork steady with moderate sales. There was
change In lard worth notice. Sugars were in good
demand, and the market closed with an upward ten
dency in prices For the state of the cotton market
we refer to the article under the proper head.
AsHrs-Sales of 100 bbls pots were made at S. "a a
SO, with SO do pearls ct SIS SIX 1894.
BREApsruFFs-Flour-Th sales footed up about
bbls including 0C0 for export chiefly this State
brands at So S7h. The sales also embraced about
SIS SIX Sc; 800 zoo de- Michigan, Indiana, &c st
with 800 400 of the former at $6 450 do Brook
Ign at So S 1000 do this State and Wester to ar:
rive in November, at S. 50 Southern steady, and
Petersburg city mills, with Georgetown, Alexandria,
&C. held at S. SO Sales Of round hoop Ohio were
Genesee white were made at 134o. 1856; 1900 do.
Western at 103c and 200 do Genesee damaged in
store at s7c 1900 do sound Ohio, to aryye at l25c
The sales reached about 10000 bushels in separate
parcels, among which were 1000 bushels Southern
white at &c.; 210O do North Carolina mixed at &c.,
5000 5000 do fiat yellow at &C.; 5000 do common
mixed at 60c.; 5000 1000 do. Jersey round at 6sc
ers at 6sc and sellers at oc but no transactions we're
reported. Rye Flour-Sales Of 200 bbs. made at
$4e 81 o6d 1917 Oats-Sales of cargo or two were
made at 35Kc. Meai-Sales Of 500 bbls Jersey were
the spot.
head from the South and West via Philadelphia So
and calves and $500 sheep and lambs. Prices,
&c.The arrivals Of beef cattle from all quarters last
week unusually large-larger indeed than have
known them to be all summer, but contrary to expec
tstion prices remain firm, and fully equal to for
quotations This may be justly attributed to the
cold weather. which, coming suddenly after August,
fails to operate to the advantage Of holders
Sales were made at from Sc to S per H. scoosding to
Of at the close Of business late in the evening" Cows
and calves brought from $40 $2S to S37 &c. all sold
Sheep and Lambs-Msrket abundantly stocked, aud
sales follows sheep ST Is to 81 rs 81 IS; lambs
size. q 81 to $275. $50 unsold.
CoTros.-About 1000 to 200 bales disposed of
to-day There Is not much Of the low styles in the
market and the chief inquiry has been directed to
them.
FIsH.-we notice sale of $50 quintas dry cod, at
So 62h. =
FRuIr The only sale reported, was 900 boxes Mala-
ga lemons lin poor order,) at about 81.
FREioHrs.-Cotton to Liverpool we quote at about
316 for Lard, at the same port 25s was obtained,
and 2s 3D. for Flour. For direct port Ireland 1Od
asked. The rates to Liverpool for grain were
settled Both shippers and ship owners we're inclined
to wait for later foreign news.
GISsrNo-Sales of 900 lbs. we're reportedat CSC.
HoNEY.-The last sales Of Cuba were done at 4Sc-
cash.
LIME.-Saes Of 1,400 bbs. made ct 75c.
NAVAL SToREs.-Transactions embrace 100 bbs
spirits at 45c cash. and 100 do white rosin, at So 62
RcE-Continued firm, with fair demand; about $50
casks changed hands at 81 q 81 12n per 100 lbs.
PRovIsIoNs.-Sales of 400 bbs. Pork were made in
cludiDg mess at $12 10 $12 87s and prime at SO SIX
50 %. Ldrd.-Sales Of 500 bbls were made at SAC
s1sc including 200 bbs. at &c. an and small parce
prime quality, at exc. Grease Lard.-Sales of 200
bbls. were made on private terms. Beef.-We have
only TO netice small lot Of prime, go or 40 bbls at
SO 37h. Butter was In steady demand while there
was change in Cheese. Oil Meai-Sales of 100
bags made at 81 31l4 per 100 lbs
SEEp.-American fax was not plenty, and steady at
81 % so terces were disposed Of at that figure.
SUGARS were In active demand, with upward ten
dency in prices. We understand to- day, that one or
two OF our largest reuers had discontinued selling for
the present. In consequences Of the rmness Of the
ket The GALES we've 25Q boxes brown Havana, loom.