The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-18
CITY TRADE REPORT,

Judge Woodbury. has oppressed his readiness to do
liver ulogy upon tho late ex PRESIDENT FOLK In Bos
ton, the 25th instant.
CITY TRADE REPORT.
New YoRK, July IT. 1si9-3P.M
AsHEs-There Is not much In the market; the prices
firm and but limited business doing. Corros -
fair business going f,rwaqd Without
msteria change in prices The sales are 900 bbs at
81 l2k 81 S71a Tor fine; 81 s7s - 81 for common
State and good brands Michgan 81 "a S. for straight
State and Western; and IS l25 s. 1874 for pure &C.
nesee. GaaN-In wheat there is nothing Of moment
DOING while tho prices remain unchanged. Rye is
Arm at sic a57ho. Oats are dull at $50 no.
Corn exhibits no change in rates while good business
is doing at 5sIsc. $40 for round yellow $40. for
sou, bern yellow 56hc for Western do and $40 SOC.
for Western Mixed with ssles Of about $4,000 bushels
Provisions The market for pork is heavy Beef is
G2H SIS s7H; and prime at sll q slI Is. Cut meats
are very firm with small sales Lard Is heavy at exc.
demand, at To u 1OHc for Ohio and loo. 1916. for
Western Cheese Ia saeabie at &c exc, according to
quality. WHsKEu.-Ihe market IL better, with sales
OF Prison at 24Ho and Ohio at 24c 24Ho.
TUESDAY. July 1T-6P M.
The -four market for common Western grades par
tieularly for such as WAS liable to sour, was lower;
other qualities firm. There a steady demand
for export. with = moderate business doing for the
home trade. Southern firm, but with little doing
The stock Of all kinds said be about 20 900 bbls
less than IL WAS at the same period last year Rye
flour was firm with good demand Corn Meal Was
dull with very little doing Wheat continued inactive
and receivers were storing 1t. Corn was firm owning
to limited supplies while sales moderate At about
STEADY with a fair demand Pork was heavier, with
fair sales to the homo trade at quotations given below
Beef was shade better and In good demand There
WA more inquiry for lard Cut meats were firm, and
being held above the views Of buyers, sales only
made to fair extent Sugars we're hrm, put sales
and prices were firm. Cotton was hrm, with fair
amount Of sales
AsHrs were better. Pearls held above tho views
Of buyers, and there none offering. Pots were
STEADY, with . fair trade doing at S. 62h.
BEEApsrUrys-FIsm-The aggregate sales for the
dnv IN ot ned
sour at 81 12h; fine and uuinspected at - l2h -
81; mixed and straight wisconsin and Michigan 81
sght State and fresh ground Michigan 1T - ~ So
staith and good OHIO at IS IS ook; favoris West
lsA fancy Ohio and Jersey city at IS IS IS So aud
State at SO So 90 OF tn. above sales, about
100 barrels made for export, ding 5000
barrels fine SO. Southern brands were In good de.
mand with snles Of about 800 bbls At s. l2h IS -
R,e Fow-The sales reached about 100 bbls ct 50 .
SIS 064 COM Mea!-SmaIl sales New Jersey were
making at 81 % 50; brandy~ine We quote AZ 81 l2S
there we're no transactions of Importance;
Upper AXE worth TOO 800 ;Oho at 81 o. 81 Os
and u,pesce at ~ 70 30 RysSslcs we're light At
about bsko q BIO delivered C.rn--Sales Of $4,000
bush we're u ado at 5,ho a 500 for Western mixed;
bscx ab7c for Western yellow; $40 for round mixed
PeDbsylvania and $50. . 500 for round Northern
and Jersey. Oats were selling In moderate way NJ
Sc o $40.
Brrsv was In moderate demand, with sales Of e0s
lbs; Northern yellow at go cash
CoTTor Quotations we're unchanged; We notice
sales of about ], 100 bales
H.r.-ssies Of 500 bales Nsrsh River were made At
NA,.L srolE..-For common rosin there vas . bet
ter demand with sales Of 500 bbls Wilmington at $50
VI 90 d.livc 40 bills white n 50 SO 81 lS aud
Iou bbls. spirits turpentne ut $40. csSh.
Ous-Lin-.ed ~as In steady demand. and market
frm. With saes q about 5000 gals at s7xc $40. for
English. and tsc a 59hc for American
fho,isiors - rork-sal.s of about $50 bbls. we're
made at SO 62h $40 osX and - ~ So for prime.
Be,fsaes OF zs0 bills at sl2 SIS for good river
aud SI3 90 Tor chicago extra. tut meats sales 800
bbl and trcs Of hams at eye. 90 ESQ aud 70 tros.
thusider, at 4So Lard-sales OF 300 bots made
a
tal,abi. ut 10c. i3kc for est.rn tub, and at
&c Toe tor Ohio Cheese was steady aud sslesbie at
suoss-There was no change to notice in prices.
s-.s OF 200 hhds. made at 40. &c. and 275 do.
T,sn-Tte market was some better, With sales 500
quintsls dry cod at 81 S7s So 2s, 40 bbs Mri-
Wn.I, poss-Sse. u 5 900 lbs south Sea we're made
at 3pc cash.
at 24Ac . Ahse. for ohio, and Prison aud drudge
at 2lc.
W,s,. There va. better inquiry With sale. Of 90
ousrtercask sweet mslass at $50 aud 90 do Port at
Gee to zoe.
IrueHrs-Rstes rcmsipsd about the same Engage
meht made 81 Is uoe bushels VI corn at sid to
co 4 600 bbls nou~ at L.. Sd cotton - aud hesvy
geois 2Or for Lnerpuo 10 tnt~erp lV1 bales cotton
we're taken st Lc and to Amsterdam 80 do. we're
tah.n 81 tn. same rates vessel taken up load
ubs With sugars for northern port In europe, ~
"a los
Receipts NJ Produce PER HuSscr Ri-er Lnss ms dsv
OLD Os~ego Line 2UV bushels corn
New Nmk. syrscus. and Oswego Line-6T5 bbis
f~ur; $3.50 bushels corn; lyl bbi ~hskey; ~ bales
wool
West.rn Lake Boat Line-2,&oo bushels corn; 70
bsl,s wunl
sieiissp and Troy Lipe2 800 bushels corn; 50 bales
vel. 10 hills butter.
Troy and trie line 26e0 bbls -four; 900 bushels
~ bbl pork 20 bbIs ashes; 70 bbls wbskey; lao
bres wool
New York and Cincinnati Line-6S2 bbls -four; 4 500
bu'hels eOrni s,s bbs lard IS bbs butteri % bales
vol
1t,y srd Western Line-6o1 bbls -FOUR $500 bushels
corn! ~ halle vol.
Cd Try LiDe-l 500 bbls -four; 900 bushels fee d;
3tA bushet cate; "a boxes cbs-,e.
Swtftsuc line 10 bbs nuur; Shst bushels corn;
lSp bbs whsk.yi " bbs hams 1d7 boxes cheese; 1O2
beler wtsl
scbUJtr's Line--ptdo bushels corn.
hisc,Iis neuus-2 UoO busbtl, corn.
SUMMARY.
Flour bbls. see. 10o3 iork bbls..... 40