The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-06
CITY TRADE REPORT.

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Asnns are firm, with sales of SO bbs pots at So 62,
So 6sA; pearls are nominal. CorroS-Operators
are waiting for their letters, and sales of mo-
tinues heavy for Western -four. though quota
lions are no lower than yesterday. Sales Of the
morning arc 1000 bbls. In New Orleans 200 bbls
mixed brands sold at 81 sly The sales of Southern
are $50 bills, at - S1ll 81 81. OF meal 100 bbls
Jersey sold at s7 Small sales river rye -four So
Eh Wheat Is dull. and, the lower grades is rather
heavy In corn. the market is firm. Round is held at
Csc. a zoe Buyers are Offering &c deliverable all the
month. Oats continue steady at 36c. There is but
little barley offering PNovrsossThe market is steady
for pork, with sales Of $50 bbs good $40 81
prime Is duh at SIS 37lf; beef Is retailing at S11 SO
Sll 10 for country mess; prime Is in light supply
Lard remains steady with sales of 700 bbs very good at
oSc. Buttersalcs $50 frkins inferior Ohio at SIC;
sales 60 terccs hams for Albany at SC. WmsrEY con.
tinucs scarce and firm.
SATURDAY, May SO NJ
Owing to the receipt of steamers letters with an
Indictment state Of the weather. trade not very
brisk, while prices with few exceptions, remained al
most stationary In Hour. fair sales were ma ,ipe to
the home trade including on grades which closed
heavy while mixed straight and good fancy State
and Western brands closed at about previous rates
Wheat was stationary, and sales of trans
PRED Corn was less buoyant, but the advance pre-
viously noticed was maintained; sales made to
moderate extent Mt about the prices Meal con-
upued hrm, with further sales at the rates
since the news. Rye was dull and prices inclined to
droop There was no material change in oats or bar
ley The pork market quiet, with light sales in
Guiding mess and prime, without change in prices
Cut meats in good request at steady prices Beef
was IN moderate demand at old prices. Lard a
shade hrmer Groceries, including sugar and molasses
steady with moderate sales Cotton sold to a fair
extent he market had not given way under the in
huonce Of the steamers Dealers were anxiously
expecting the receipt Of private letters.
AsHts-Sales Of so 90 barrels pots made at
30 o2h There were no sales OF pearls reported.
BhrAssTufps- Fioip-Sales in the aggregate reach
ed about 1900 bbs including city, Troy, Waterford
and other common State brands, at 81 56l4 81 62n
straight brands Genosce, and mixed Western do, at
- S4blh Straight Michigan aud good Ohio ut
~ 81 s4s'ls iayotito brands Indiana and Michigan
at - ~ So pure Genesee at So 80 So 621s fancy
DO at 30 20 80; extra do. NJ 50 rs SO 62ls In
einded In the above we're 800 400 bbls New Orleans
including mixed brands, at - SIR and fancy do at
10 20 30 5f In addition To- the above a sale $1,000
bbls fancy Ohio Akron mills at So 2j In Southern
We notice saes ofabout 600 bbls including Alexandria
&c at - eh with some lois fancy Georgetown at SIS
ia Rys fiourSma sales Of River making Mt So
e' Meal was brmcr and sales ofiO0 to 900 bbls we're
made (New Jersey at S2s S3-thc latter figure
Tor the article out Of store. Brandy wine held
nrin AT - " 81 ~ What continued to be held
above the views 81 buyers; Gsucrec at III 2jc. and
Cbk nj lOl lOfc. he market was heavy; operators
were Baltng for the steamers mail Com The sales
embraced about 1900 bushels, including Southern
yellow st 81 &c. do white CO. anI Sorlhern yellow