The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-03
CITY TRADE REPORT.


70 noties; the market continues nrm. ELssa-rhs
n,rset l. not 50 sotivs; good grade. are arnst The
eour: - rs 81 37K for nne and unexpected; ~ 81
a. SIX for Common State and mixed western; - 04a
% fer strsight State and good Michigan and - o6xa
a. 62I 81 rs OF tho sales about 900 bbis for
port chiefly fine and uninspectsd. In southern
out change Rye nour is stl very scarce and the no.
mnal quotations are - 80 06X; Indian meal IL
scarce and salssbls at ~ "a a ~ Wheat is quiet.
Rye Is frmer with small sales NJ IS 500, delivered
Oats better With sales Of two csrgees at Al 40
Germ IL in good demand and selling at advanced prices
for western yellow, and 81 . 62c for round Pork .
active with sales of 600 bbs mess at 80 SIX
above the sws Of thu and
cheese are without change WHIskxv is duu-sAlss SO
bbls Prison and Ohio at siSc., short time.
THvsspAr August Re r. NJ
together with the expected receipt Of later foregu
news Change rather thinly attended, aud trade
In general rather langud The nour market continued
steady with fair demand for the East and for export
The lower and inferior grades we're and the
ket were some drmer Good state and Western brands
also In light receipt and the tendency Of prices
upwards. Southern brands without marked
change, while sSles were moderate Rye -four
scarce, and held at advance Meal was In light
supply, and the market WAS firm For prime wheat
there was moderate inquiry for export but prices
were below the views Of sellers Rye better Oats
were scarce, and sales made at advance. Corn
continued in good demand, and prioos frm
owing to restricted supplies but fair sales made
There activity In pork, but at lover prices
Beet In better demand at steady prices Cut meats
Lard quiet and without change In prices Butter
and cheers were less plenty, and firm. There was .
far BUSINESS doing In sugars while prices were steady
There was good business doing in naval stores, at
steady prices and crude turpenne changed hands Ut
better prices In cotton, operators were inclined to
wait for later news due by the Cambria.
ASHES Il he receipts were light, and sales moderate
Some 40 TO 20 bbls were Sold ct IS S7 ~ for potts.
Bnn.psrurrs - FYour-The sales reached 1900 bills,
s. iaS ~ 81 Old State and western, At 81 ssX
81 76 common State and mixed Western, at 81 81 a
81 S7,.; straight State and good Michigan ct 81 VI
S5 straight and good Ohio, at so O6z So I2; hAvo-
IS Z! 70 sa 10 :. s.
5tA; extra Ohio, at So 62h SIS sly; and extra Go
nesse, at SEA 80 60 or the sales, about 5000 bills
were made for export 1900 of which were sour. In
Southern, salcs Of 800 bbls. mixed brands Alexan-
dria and Baltimore were made ut IS 1SN Is, and
Of as IBIS we're - nsds At So 30 COM Neal
in better demand with small sales Of New Jer-
No Gales Of moment transpired; Gsnesee was nomi-
nal at 1850 1906; Ohio, at l08c ll2c and up
made at $50 $3.50. delivered aud small lots at Soc
Oois were better with sales OF several cargoes at Ale
40. Co'n-The Gales for tho day reached $1,000
damaged Southern; CSC. see. for Western mixed
t9ho Gee for fiat yellow; COO: for Southern white;
aud ct Gle Go for round Northern. The latter
in very limited supply, and tho latter figure only
paid to complete careoes.
Cor1or .-rhe Cambria's advices being now due, the
market rather quiet We hear Of sales about 900
bales. at very firm prices
HAr-rhe market was steady, with sales of 500 bales
during the past three days, at 4Oc.
FisH.-Dry cod continued scarce, and sales OF SEQ
quntsls Georges made, to arrive ut - so; and
200 barrels Halifax mGckerel were sold on private
FRrrcHrs.-sb Shippers were waiting later news per
Cambria and rates were heavy. engagements OF aour
made at IL. Sd, and corn at I'D heavy goods at
EOS to Havre; cotton was taken at 20.
EoLAssEs-1he market continued steady, with Q
fair demand to tho domestic trade, aud quotations
NAvAL sroSrs-sales Of 900 barrels crude turpen-
tine were made OF 50 10 81 o2k; and Of spirits 200
Gus Linfeed exhibited ne change but there was
fair demand, with sales Of Sooe gallons English ana
fRovInoss-of meas pork the sales reached about
1000 barrels including some sold yesterday after
s not and TpG e sSn nn IL Say sG So ::
Of $50 barrels were made, at 80 to 50 ook Beef
better with sae. Of geo barrels SIS 50 COED
river and city and $l4 for Chicago No sales OF cut
meats, Of moment, we're reported Lard was dull 81
olsc, to 10. Butter was selling at loo. to l4c for
scarce and wanted, at2c, to exc. Rice-Tho market
was very frm We noticed salss Of 100 barrels, At
&3Ts to So S7li. Sugars-Saies OF 900 hhds Porto
Rico for export we're made at 81 sII; 100 do Cuba
huscossdo were made ct 61@s.
,wpusNr.-The market was some easier, but the
business done very limited. Sales OF 100 barrels
State prison were made at $40. cash. and at 2ii&c.,
fhort tine.
Receipts # Produce per Hudson River Li~es This Day.
Hudson River Line-2 s9l barrels nour do. pork is
do lard. is do hams 90 do ashes 81 do. whiskey 90
boxes cheese, 1872 bales wool.
Troy and Erie Lins-I s45 barrels -four 1900 bushels
23y barrels pork 10 do lard IS do ashes lag bxs
cheese, 90 barrels seed
swiftsure Line-29li barrels four 81 do ashes, III
bales wool
DursDt and Lathrop's Line-l 1876 barrels four 327l
bushels corn. IL barrels ashes
Ch.napgo Lake Boat Line5so barrels -four, 2x3 bxs.
cheese.
Western Lake Beat Line-3s barrels four do ashes,
$40 DO butter.
American transportation Liue-427 barrels -four, 20
do pork do ashes 101 do cheese, IL bales wool, %
barrels butter, 10 do. seed.
NY. Utica and Oswego Line . eco bushels corr.
Peoples Oswego Line-7o0 barrels -four.
Oswtgo Canal Ltne-5T5 barrels -four.
N. and cincinnati Line-s7o hushcls corn, IL bar
rels ashes go baiss wool.
N " and Western Liue-662 barrels aour, $500 bush
els corn, IL bales wool, so barrels butter.
Nccllaneous2ot0 bushels corn, leo boxes choose.
SUMMARY.
Flour, barrels. -. .120l2 Lard, bbls. ........ ll9