The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-24
CITY TRADE REPORT.

MONDAY, April 23-1 P. NJ.
ASHES continue quiet. Pots are nominal, at Sc co.
and Pearls So 70. CoTToS-The news from the south
has unsettled the market, and sales Of moment
are reported. FLOUR &c.-There is no change in the
-four market since Saturday. Sales of the morning are
2500 bbls., including common Troy City and Water
ford at 81 oS2i "A Is mixed Western and common
State at 81 70 s. 81 favorite Ohio at So and fine
Gcnesee at So 75 In Southern the sales 100 bbls
fredcricksburg and Richmond country, Mt 81 6Sa< a
- 10. The market for Southern is rather frmer.-
Meal quiet at 81 62h Rye flour dull at So 6SaS2 75
There is good inquiry for meal to up the river but
the views of holders above those Of buyers. Ohio
is quoted at 81 OF 81 o. and Genesee 81 % 81 25
Oats firm, and scarce Sales 1000 bushels barley
nothing doing PRovsIossSmall lots pork at $40
37i, and prime So A IS SO. OF beef SO bbls.
try mess sold at 81 So In lard 100 bbs good at CSC
Butter and cheese dull with downward tendency
WnsKEY-Salcs 225 bbls Ohio at 21c.
MONDAY, April 23-6P NJ
The frmness noticed in the -four market Satur-
day, continued to-day, being sustained by fair de-
mand for the British provinces and for the East The
sales embraced the usual variety of brands at the full
mand for milling purposes with sales of Ohio at Sa-
turdays rates Corn sold pretty freely, and supplies
being limited the market was hrmer, especially for
round yellow, which sold at an advance. Meal wss
steady at previous rates. The market for pork
easier, and sales of made terms in favor
of buyers. There change of moment in other
articles of the provision line. There ea-
turc in the grocery market worthy Of note The
ton market continued firm and sales were pretty freely
made purchases being stimulated by the reported in
jury to the growing crop II is believed that nearly all
the cotton plants above ground were cut down. but 1t
favorable, fair crop might be expected The material
difficulty apprchcndcd, seemed to arise from the
scarcity of seed for repantng such an extensive
scale might be required.
Asirs-Sales of 90 bbls. pots were made at SO, but
the market closed nominal at that price Pearls were
dull at SO s711 at which the last sales were made.
BRrApsTurrs-F iour--The sales in the aggregate
reached about 5000 bbls, including Waterford, Troy
etc, at 81 6sH 81 IS; common State and mixed
Western brands, at 81 rs - S114 and pure Genesee
at SO G2lS So rs. There change in Southern,
while Gales of 600 bbIs were made consisting of Rich
mond country brands, at - 621d - rs Rye Flour
Sales Of 400 a 500 bbls. made at 81 IS 81 IS
Meai-Thc sales reached about 800 bbs New Jersey,
at 81 62l, and 800 do. Drandywine at So rs. Corn
The sales for the day reached about $1,000 10000
bushels including Southern white and mixed at DC
be; yellow at 56t and round Northern yellow at 0Sc
SOC, which was at an advance. Rye-Sales OF 5000
bushels were made Mt 5Sc., delivered. Barley-l,O00
bushels prime two rowed made for the provinces
at 631ic. Oats scarce and firm. Bedns-l00
bushels beans sold at 81 37h.
BrEswAx--Saes Of 1000 lbs. were made, at 221ac
CorrEE-We notice sales Of 800 bags st. Domingo at
O4c. cash.
CoTros-The sales Of Saturday believed to have
reached 400 bales; to-day the market full as
strong, and the sales reached $500 bales the larger
portion OF these purchases based the belief OF
injury to some portion Of the growing crop
ChTrLE.At market 800 beef cattle, q 900 southern,
remainder from this State and the east GO and
calves, and $500 sheep and lambs There fair
supply of beeves during the week but the market,
the whole, 10 rather dull, and prices somewhat
weaker than they have been. Sales Of good retailing
qualities at from So a So so por cwt From the APP
estimate about 200 beadIeit over Cowes and calves