The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-19
CITY TRADE REPORT.

MONDAY. June 1871 NJ
The market for Western flour firm, while re-
ce1pts we're moderate This State. however was heavy
and prices in favor Of purchasers The demand for
the last was fair, with limited inquiry for export
There was no marked change in rye -four or in corn
meal For common Western wheat, the market was
less hrm with fair demand for milling, with sales Of
OHIO on terms stated below: Corn was less buoyant,
whe sales were pretty freely made at about the
Ing rates Of Saturday. There change in other
grain Prime pork was in better demand, accompanied
by speculative feeling, while mess was dull Beef
was In good demand closing with upward tendency
In prices. Cut meats quiet Lard was steady a.
about Saturdays rates Cheese and butter remained
about the same. Sales Of sugars made to q fair
extent at Saturdays prices For cotton there better
inquiry with fair sales.
demand, sales Of 40 to so bbs. pearls were made at
So 5oss5 6oH pots were less rm with sales at SIS so
BREApsrurrs-F Zsu-The aggregate sales for the dav
reached about $500 bbls including fine at 81 O6 81
70; sour at So 81 ~ 81 I'm; common and ordinary
- 90 "a 56A good and straight western 81 Sc 81
62A; favorite Indiana and Michigan 81 62l 81 6S;
Guaa t sGCp Geo @ .. ss fancy Ohio At
30 IS sly; extra Genesee SO rs a SO so. OF the
above sales $500 bbs made for export Southern
vas firm but dull Sales Of $50 bbls. made at 81
sea SIS for mixed and straight brands Rye Flour was
quiet at " = 1874 Corn Meal was steady with
State and Ohio and 500 bbls. Brandywins at So
Wheat-Sales Of 1000 bushels common Ohio mixed at
es cts and 1900 do good do to sold private
terms Rye quiet with sales Of 1000 bushels
cts 80 cts, ahoat and delivered Barley dull and
nominal ut 80 cts "a cts Oats saeable at IS cts
3tH cts Corn-The sales for the day footed I'D about
10000 bushels 49& cts 80 cts for damaged WESTERN
50 cts for white Southern GO cts 62 cts Tor Western
mixed G2 cts a 6S cts. for Western yellow CO cts
for Southern yellow; so cts 60 cts Southern white,
and G4% cts G5 cts for northern and Jersey yellow
closing at 64A cts fer the latter with considerable Of
feripg.
CATTLr--OAercd ECO beeves, Il 800 Southern re-
mainder from this State and the East) 80 and
calves, and 1900 sheep and lambs There was a fair
business done at the upper Bulls Head during the
week and the same frmness in prices which has cha
racterised the market for weeks past
tanned Sales Of good retailing qualities at from to
cents per H. The market to-day however is rather
inactive, and from the appearance OF the yard
should estimate the number unsold at 1850 to 175-
None exported. driven to Brighton. Cows and
essod Mt S22 so to $50 SAL SO. Sheep 62hc to
IS 30 So so. Lambs 81 SO SO rs 100 left
COTTON Prices remain unchanged and hear Of
30 bales having found purchasers.
FRrrcnrs,-A bout 5000 bushels Of were en-
come to be bGgged by the shippers Mt 6Hc 1000 bbs
-four were taken at Is. Sd heavy goods at 22s Cd
vessel was taken up for direct port in the channel at
"a and cotton was taken for Liverpool at I'D Rates
to Havre owing to the troubled state Of the continent
were dull ut Nc for cotton.
FRuir.-The cargo Of coo boxes raisins previously
noticed sold Mt about 81 Ss 81 being large advance
tsn Dry cod are not in large supply, and the mar
Gales Of 100 bbls. No. Mass nackerel at 81 371.
Hay was quite dull.
Ons The market is without change for linseed and
notice sales Of 5000 gallons. at 57c 5Sc for Eng
li,h. and SOC u Coo for american
Naval SToRrs-Thc only transactions we hear Of ore
PLAsrER-A cargo sold at So 62Hc., delivered up the
Hudson.
ProvIsross-Pork The sales footed mp for the day
IoUO bbs ut ~ "a "a 50 for prime and $40 A. $40
so for and $40 rs for thin mess BEETLE sales
reached about $50 bbls including Ohio and Chi
cago at Sl2 Sl2 So and prime at so 50 Of prime
the ssles were 500 tierces at SIG 3 $40 so for part
and the remainder sold on private terms; also 100
t~rces G. Perkins Canton mess for New Bedford at
t2l cut meats steady with sales Of 800
at 4hc axe. for shouders SIC. for hams, In plain
pickle. Laid-Saes Of 300 bbls. were made at 6stc
-r fnr fut nvrtv, p,,ttn H. Es
for Western tub and &c. 100 for Ohio. Cheese was
quiet at SO a &c
tice sales of 500 hhds Cuba Muscavado At Axe Sc,
months.
slIp.-Sales Of 200 bbls Ohio clover we're made ct
5Hc.
1ALIow was dull.
WHISKY was Arm, with sales Of 500 bbs. at Ale.
21hc for Ohio. and 2IHc for prison, in small lots
The latter was in small supply.
Ieeofts IF Produce PER Hudson Rirr Lines This Day.
1850 bush wheat; 1888 bbls lard; ii do. ashes.
Hudson River Line-2 SOB bills. -four; $40 bbls
meal; 2G1 bbls pork As do. ashes 10 bales wool.
corn $50 bbls -four; 81 do ashes; 1O2 do hams.
Troy and Erie Line 2ss bills. flour; 2142 bush.
butter ~ boxes cheese; 80 bales wool; 10 bbls hams
Albany and Canal Line-77o0 bush. corn; 81 lbs.
butter: "a do wool
Eckford's LiDe-75l bbls -four; 1914 bush. corn; 40
bb, pork; 81 do sshcs 10 do whiskcy; 20 bales wool
.henapgo Lake Boat Line-3,5oo bush. OATS al bbls.
Durant & Lathrops Lins-1ss bbls -four; $3.50 bush.
corn.
New York and Cincinnati Line--ooo bbs -four;
2tC0 bush corr "a bbls ashes Ga do whskey 1875 do.
hams 20 bales wool
American Transportation Co-1,302 bbls four;
1914 bush. corn 3s bills pork Ill do lard; 20 do.
ashes.
New York Utica and Oswego Line $50 bush. corn;
20 bbls whiskey
Oswego Tran, portation Lne-172 bbls pork; 2f3 do.
1srd A. do. ashes; ~ do. butter.
Syracuse and Oswego Line-Go bbls. pork; 100 do.
lard 76 do cut meats; 10 do wbiskey % do. cheese
Gtpessc VALLEY Lipe--2l4 bills -four 26l BUSH corn;
SO bbIe. lard; 30 do wbiskey.
Seneca Falls Line-1 g6S bush corn; 40 bills. ashes
80 boxer cheese.
New York and Fem Yam wake Line-eoo bbls