The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-04
CITY TRADE REPORT.

"WEDNESDAY, Jan 3-6 r. NJ.
The hour market continued fem, with moderate
sales. to the kome trade ct full prices hSders
generally DE- ma nded higher prices, which buyers were
chiefly confined to yellow and Southern
white, on terms stated below. Meal was steady at a
change IN rye Oats were sold at a. advance. Theirs
still upward tendency in pork, aud sales
made Of new and old at an advance Beef was steady,
while lard was dull There was NO change Of meut
to notice in groceries Cotton continued firm, with
sales to extent that would indicate specula-
feeling in freights to British ports, and cotton was
taken for Liverpool at a slight advance In rates
AsHrs-Moderate sales Of pets were made at SO 12x,
BRRAps,urrs- Flour-The sales for this day reached
about a coo bills, consisting Of Oswego, Western
with small lots pure Gsneses at &c. Southern brands
were also frmer and sales Of 400 500 bbls New Or
leans were made At s. 500 small sales of Brook
Ign were made at IS 62k; and Of cleveland Ohio
City Mills at S. si 200 Petersburg City Mills at S. SO
s. 62S; Howard Street and Georgetown were held
firm at SIS so Whedt--There none Offering be-
yond rome lots Of Western, which was held above the
views Of buyers Corn-Sales of about $4,000 bushels
we're made; including new yellow at elnc.,, and
at 600 for distlipg 5000 do Southern white, sold at
600 Mai, Sales Of loo bills this State we're made at
81 s7Hc and eco bbs. Brandywine at So. Rye was
quiet at so &c. Oats-saes of Canal were reported
Export, from 1st to. a1st December. 1s4S. 1s47.
Wheat Flour, obs. ."""...'......ei,a o1ZI1
Wheat, busb. ...........". .44s6a 6122
Corr. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .3so,Oi5 1920
Rye. mono. ~
baIieJ'.'.'' '........... ..'.'.-.s LOU zs!o
Otte. .."........, ..... .".....none. 1,0l6
CoTToN.-1he sales to-day were quito large being
about 1900 bales and at the full prices Of the dsy be-
fore; fair Uplands were worth 70 71sc.
FREicHrs.- Cotton was engaged for Liverpool ct
5l6d for corn, In bulk, Sd asked, and Is Sd for
-four; and 1od offered for corn, In bulk to Ireland
Rates 10 Havre were steady,
FnB.-The market for all descriptions continues
quiot, while prices remain nominaly the same.
FRUiT.-There Is but little doing. We notice sales
of7o oco Dominique oranges on terms not made pub
lie and 500 boxes bunch iaisins at 81 40 81 As,
cordipg to quality.
HEINZ continues quiet, and no sales worthy Of mo-
Hsy.-Saies of 200 bales were made at $50; prime
Timothy was werth about SOC. s6,.
LINE was Arm, and sales Of 900 bbls. were made
at 500.
MolAssxs.-S Sales we're made yesterday Of go hhds.
Cuba for dstilipg at private bargain cargo Of ESQ
hhds Cuba old at 1skc.
NAvALSroREs-We report sales Of 900 bbls, North
County resin from the yard, at 81 IKE, and $50 do
On..-The market for all descriptions remains In
active The only enle hear Of 10 1 900 gallens
English lnseed, at 61c.; American, In Casks and
barrels, is selling at 81 Q 63c.
made, to arrive, including mess at SD 10, and prime
at Sll rs. and 600 TO 600 do. mees ION hand)
sold at S15 with small sales from store at SIS u.s.
and Of old prime do at Sl2 and old mess Mt $l4 37
forna, at loc and 700 do. loose at psc. BeefSsles
Of about 800 barrels were made on private terms
Country and city mess was worth about $40 rs and
Sll 80, and prime do. do. 50 80 and ~ 90 Butter
Sales Of Ohio were made at lie 49,. There was no
change In this State Cheese since the news has
NAMED quiet, and prices nominal.
Export from LIST to 3lst September, 1913 lST.
Bttf. bpis. -. -. ''.'..'''.. i1uS aISo
Pork ....,,.............. 4,So3 6911
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