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


MONDAY, June 4-2P. NJ.
AsHEsThe market is firm, and no change to notice.
Sales of so barrels pots and 40 do pearls at previous
rates Flour, Gc-The market for flour is firm, with
moderate transactions. Sales Of $500 barrels
made at s. A for Troy 81 40 81 SO for common State
for round hoop Ohio; and S. IS 12h for pure Gene
Rye flour is firm but transactions limited Meal
bushels Ohio made private terms. Rye is stea
dy. Oats are In good demand. Corn-The market for
corn is unsettled. We notice sales of about 5000
bushels at Gao fer fiat yellow 63c 64c for Southern;
65c Gee for Northern yellow. Barley is dull at Soc
SIC. PRovIsoNs.-Cut meats are firm, with moderate
with ales of 100 barrels at SO 87 So Beef is
firm at previous prices. Lard Is heavy. Sales Of $50
small sales were made at e. nc Wmsn%S is in
pretty fair demand with sales OF 200 barrels at 2lc
214c for Prison, and 2OAc. 2lc. for Ohio Ous
steady with sales of 1000 gallons Of English and Ame
rcan linseed at previous quotations. CorToN.-The
market has exhibited no change since Saturday No
sales reported
The market for Western -four is much before tho
steamer with moderate demand for the East CITY trade
and export; Southern remains about the same and the
same may be said Of rye flour and meal In wheat
nothing tr.nspired The supply Of prime parcels is
rather small and holders generally very firm. Rye
sold at inside quotations Of Saturday. Corn In
consequence OF heavy receipts gave way and at the
Oats scarce and rather frmer. Barley with
out movement. For pork there is fair demand, and
holders getting better prices The sales however
small Lard is also, shade frmer though the trans-
actions not large. Beefremains the Cotton
much unsettled and correct quotations are difficult
to give For the general operations Of the day. refer
below.
AsHEs.The demand continues good, with sales of2oo
bbls including pots and pearls at 30 66&:
BREApsrurrs.-Thc business in -four to-day has been
partly for home consumption and export and quota
mon straight and favoritc Western and State and
s. ass 12h for pure Genesee. Fine -four brought
1900 for export Southern the sales are 600 bbls
at 81 S. according to quality Meal remains about
the same with sales Of 500 bills Jersey at 81 SIX OF
R,sH al at L.aS2
For wheot there is fair demand but the views Of
holders above those Of buyers and hence the ope
ratons are but small Prime lots scarce A par
eel of q bio changed hanGs at private bargain Rue
moved to the extent of 500 bushels at $50 delivered
not made public. Corn is in good demand, but the
large receipts have checked the upward tendency
BY sss % the
to-day at 53c. for damaged New Orleans of which
there considerable lots, 5Sc. soc. for mixed
Western, &c a 64c for fiat yellow and 64c. CSC.
for round do Total sales add up 600 bushels Oats
are in fair demand, with light supply We quote
CorroN.-The sales to- day amount to 1900 bales
with very steady market at the prices Of Saturday
!. i'm S% .. IN Ssss
at the expense Of ships 22s Cd for heavy goods cot
Ons~In linseed there is q fair business, with sales
5000 gallons at SIC. 60c for English and American
PRovIsloNs.-The market is better for pork and the
fales to fair extent About 60e bbls. changed
hands, at 50 SIX $40 124 for mess-the latter for
extra brsnds and So for prime Beef is in moderate
demand TO trade at Sill 80 city
and country mess and IS SO fer city prime For lard the
market is frm and the sales 300 bbls at &c. 6Hc
for common to good and for prime; and 100 kegs
at 7hc. Cut meats continue in demand, and quota
tions firm The sales loo casks dry-salted
shoulders at 4Ic $50 do picked shoulders at Axe;
40 hhds plain hams at SIC and so do do extra at
Che Butter and cheese steady, with good inquiry
CATTLE MARKET.- offered, 300 Bcevcs (all South
ern) 200 Ccws and Calves and 5000 Sheep and Lambs
The weather has naturally depressing influence
the market which dulier to-day than for some
time past Sales at from 71sc to &c. per h. 200 head
I.,r MI,
and Calves are in fair supply though the demand is
hardly active enough to clear the market from 80 to 40
to $50 Calves at from 4c. to 41sc per lb
sS to 80 80 per head All sold Sheep sold at from
all taken at 81 90 to SO 80 a 81
Receipts of Produce per Hudson Riper Lines his day
Troy and Michigan Lins-2,3Oo bushels corn; II
barrels Gshes.
Chenango Lake Boat Line-25 barrels butter; 1850
bushels
Hudson River Lii ne-s,1O1 bushels corn EOS barrels
flour.
Troy and Erie Lne-1 9s2 barrels -four 1904 bushels
corn Sc barrels ashes; 1859 barrels pork rs do hams
GS do lard; 40 bales wool.
Old Troy Line-2,TG6 barrels -four; 394 do. pork; A
Grifith's Line-126 barrels flour; 9s do ashes; do
wool; IS 30 hams; Is kegs butter
Swiftsure Lne-6 SEQ barrels flour 26 do ashes; 1875
do pork; 125 do lard; II do butter; bales WOOL 80
New York, Utica, and oswsgo Line-1 ,e22 barrels
flour.
oswego Transportation Company-4So barrels flour;
III do pork; es7 do lard 20 do hams and sh ouders
200 bushels rye; $50 do feed
New York, Syracuse, and Osweso Line-2o barrels
whskey $50 do. pork g35 do lard 443 do. cut meats
Syracuse and Oswego Lnc-5oO barrels -four; 81 do
ashes; u do pork; 153 do. lard; 80 do hams; $500
bushels feed; IA barrels NEAL 80 barrels seed
New York and Seneca Falls Lines DO bushels corn;
barrels ashes; 80 do whiskey
New York and Buffalo Line-27o0 bushels corn.
New YORK and Hammonsport Line-50 barrels -four;
% do. ashes; 20 boxes cheese
Slliman and Gardeners Line 400 barrels -four; 252
do. pork 252 do beef IL do hams; 100 do corn meal
New York and Cincinnati Line-479 barrels -four
Albany aud Canal Line70 barrels four 2 700 BUSH
els corn 6e6 barrels beef; 40 do lard 497 do hams;
10 bales wool.
Fultonville and New York Line-2500 bushels rye.
Durant and Lsthrop's Line-51S3 bushels corn; 276
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