The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-31
CITY TRADE REPORT.

TUESDAY, Jan 30-0PM.
The two weeks later foreign news, received BY the
Cansds, At this port, and publishsd In the regular
edition Of the Herald this morning. had the effect Of
unrettlipg the market for breadstuds and cotton
Holders Of -four however, demanded the Same prices
those current before The news; while moderate sales
made at old prices to the home trade, rwhioh
sales of wheat ON terms stated below Corn was dull
and fales made at decline Of about two cents per
bushsl. There was more doing in meal and on terms
easier to purchasers Oats active, ct low prices
There was change In rye or rye -four. There
considerable activity in prime pork and sales
pretty freely made st advance, while held
at higher rates. There alteration In beef
beef hams which were steady 1t last wsek'quotations
slss Of cotton we're light and on terms more favorable
to uIohssers, though the market had not opened.
Of pots reported At So 49, and for pearls 81 7S
rate and did not exceed 2O0e or $500 bbs In ssps
rate lots among which were 500 Genssee, at IS b6k
IS 62H $50 bbls. Baltimore sold ct So 37K, and 200
New Orleans at SIS axe; pure and fancy brands
GrBeses renamed about the same small sales Of the
former were made At So SIX 50 there we're several
prices Wheat Sales Of 900 bushels via New Orleans
were reported at 1885, and 500 Long Island brought
hoo of zoo bushels Southern yellow
made 1T 600 (; 5000 do. Southern white, sold
private terms q cargo Of 500 Southern mixed, sold
At 55h; and 1900 do. do, ON private terms Meal
800 do do. on private terms. No sales Of rye were
reported.
CorrcrITbs market has not opened yet under the
sdvicss by the Canada but o. operators are disap-
pointed in the news, q decline will have to be sub
mitted to- The sales only reached 400 500 bales, ON
terms easier to purchaser
FRErcHrs.-C Cotton was engaged to Liverpool at
S1od, and 10000 bushels corn in bulk, at 10 other
small engagements were made at I'D Some lard and
heavy freight was taken 1T u.s. Cd. There was no
change to the continent
There have been farther sales of 1880 boxes
Palermo oranges, and 700 do lemons at about 81 S7
cash. and 600 boxes bunch raisins ct ST 49, ct which
the market lie firm.
HEMr.-A parcel Of $50 tons dew rottsd American
has been taken At $165 $l6O, usual time.
HAy.-Sales made of 400 bales Staten Island At
62ho.
lnoN.-Ths market for pig is Arm, With upward
ten ncy In prices Ssles Of $50 tons No. Scotch
at $23. now held at $23 SO q $24.
LIME was steady; We noticed tho arrival Of two
OATS Sales Of $500 bushels canal were made at
42ho., and 400 bushels Virginia, at 28c.
On.-The market for linseed is held very nrm, at
55c with fair amount of sales. The Canads's adv-
css favorable Some lots Of sperm have been sold
at New Bedford, at firm prices.
Oh MEAL Some 200 bags changed hands at 81 Al
per cwt
PnovrsroSs- Sales Of about 900 barrels prime pork
made at sl2 80 $l2 u.s. closing pretty firmly 1t
the latter figure saes of 200 barrels made at
Sls % $40 So Lsrd-Sales Of 800 kegs were made
81 De Besf-TheIs was no change IN the article
RIcrETbere is but little inquiry, and We hear Of
real EsrATE.-Brookyn-2 lots on Sands street,
Hudson avenue each IS oxlO3 g. S646 each 2e0
each, sla7o; do Hiss Street near Haasen s s1s
nue., each 81 4xlo3 g. $500 each, $500; do on
on Nassau street 500 each, s2loo do. on Hillary,
near Raymond street. esch 25xlo0 1856 each Sl,925;
gore corner Cannon street and Park avenue, $3.50;
lot on Park avenue, 221lO0, $40; do. adjoining,
lot pson street
$2l0 do. adjoining SlS6 each, $3.50; do on D-be-
roife near lafayette street 26xl0o $780, do War
rem near Smith street, each 26xl00 $500 eaeh So 100
New YorkStore and lot 218 Washington st.. $665e0;
house and lot 63t Broadway, 26x100 SIS $780, do 203
s sa 81 S!.nd 5:
23xl00, $500; do 46 West Washington Place, 25x97