The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-26
CITY TRADE REPORT.


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CITY TRADE REPORT.
WEDNESDAY, July 25-2P.M.
AsHEs. There is change to notice. A mode
rate business is going forward At previous prices -
steady with sales of $500 bbls 1900 Of wAioh ara
for export-chiefy sour and fac We quote sour at
s42S fine 81 l M r. s sa%%9n sasats
straight State and good Michigan 81 "a 50 90, and
pure Genesee So 06H as5 1874 Rye -four Is firm and
is firm but inactive. RYE is scarce at 81 Il cents, and
OATsare quiet at "a IS cents CoRy-There Ia scar
city in the market We quote mixed Western at So Q
81 cents and round at 60 cents, nomnally Psoyssss
Pork continues firm, with moderate sales Beef is
steady. Cut meats are inactive and very firm Lard
is unchanged and butter and cheese continue in fair
demand at previous rates WHIsKEr-The sales in
whiskey this morning were so bills of Ohio and Prison
at 244 cents. OiLs- No change to notice. Sales
making of English Linseed at SIX q S. cents, and
American at SO q 60 cents
"WEDNESDAY, July 25-6PM
This being packet day for the Niagara, change was
rather thinly attended, which, connected with the
circumstance of later news being expected BY the
mated There was less Western -four Offering, aud
though sales moderate the rates oriordnary aud
low grades were some better In other the
market uniform. There was fair demand for ex-
port, chiefly confined to the lower grades, with fair
Eastern and home demand Southern brands con-
tnued in good demand for the home trade. Rye -four
and in demand. White corn meal was dull,
with small sales Wheat was dull, aud no sales OF
moment were reported. Rye was in limited supply,
but dull. Oats in some better demand Corn
was and the market was better for the lower
qualities, with good demand for export. Pork was
dull, with moderate sales only to the retail trade
Beef was in 81 eady demand Cut meats were hrm and
in good demand Lard was very dull, but firm. There
continued to be but limited business doing in
groceries, while prices remained steady. Cotton con-
tnued frm with pretty full sales the advance realized
since the receipt of the late steamers news beisg
AsHrs-Pots were somewhat better with small sales
at SIS rs So ST. Pearls were quiet, and held firm at
BRrApsrurrs- Flour-The sales for the day reached
900 bbis in various separate lots among which
sour, at 81 s4 rs fine and uninspected. at - 1917;
So ordinary Western at 81 IS 81 rs; ord nary
State atS4 IS 81 S114; common State at 81 S7H
- 04i straight State and good Michigan, at "a "a
Western at So 064 SIS 121a pure Genesee, at SIS O6h
So 1881; fancy Ohio aud State at So rs SIS 56h;
ira Ohio at So so SIS SIs ard extra Genesee at 50
SO so. OF the foregoing sales, about 5000 bbs were
made for export, chiefly fine and sour. or Southern
brands sales of 500 bbls Alexandria aud Georgetown,
at SIS rs SIS 37 apd new Brandy wine at So 90. In
Rye flour sales Of 800 bbls made at SO 80 064.
Meotsales of 100 bbls were made Of New Jersey, at
81 "a. Wheat-1here were no sales reported of mo-
ment, while prices remained about the same. Rye
Sales OF coo bushels made at prices which did
not transpre Oats were selling at 81 Ltc Corn
he sales for the day reached about 3S 900 bushels at
56h a5S1ac for mixed Western, soc for Western yell
low Coo for Southern white. in store, and So Doc
for Northern round yellow, chiefly at the latter
tation.
Corrrr-we notice sales of Is 900 bags Brazils at
TIC. There was a good home demand, and prices
Co1roN.-The Europa's advices being due the market
is somewhat dull. but firm at slight advance over
rates current previous to the last steamer Sales OF
the day are 600 bales.
FnricHrs-Thore material change to notice
in rates; but very little Offering Corn taken
at sd nour at L. Sd and coton ut 81 per bale TO Liz
yerpool TO Glasgow flour was engageda 2s To Rot
terdam 800 bales cotton were taken at Ice per ID
LEAp Sales Of 800 made at 81 62ls, cash, and
30 tons English, at 81 621s 90 days.
o oms.-Is lnseed sales we're made OF $4,000 gallons
Including English and American at 81 - doc. A sale
Of Is bbls castor oil made ut 81 3d. which lower
terms, months.
Sill and Of prime mt 50 81 12h Beef selliog at
Sll 30 for prime. and at SIS 90 Sl4 for In cut
made Mt 61c for the former aud at 4hc. for the lat
ter; also. $50 terces hans private terms Lard
firm at oh a7hc, in barrels, aud a Use tor kegs.
Butter was in good demandat7 lie for Ohio aud 10
l4Jsc for Western tub Cheese was more active at
ga a6hc.
sreans-The market was dull. A sale Of leo hhds
wnissrY -The market was firm, with sales OF 50
bbls including prison and Ohio at 24kc, cash; with
% hhds drudge At 24c.-usual time.
Receipts 81 Produce per Hudson Riuer Lines this day.
Hudson River Line-l0s barrels -four 9ss3 bushels
corn SO barrels lard 10 do ashes 81 bales wool 40
barrels butter 10 do corn meal
Troy and Erie Line o6l barrels four ssl5 bushels
corn $50 barrels pork 10 do. hams; 10 do ashes i07
old Troy Line-l 24O barrels -four 2T6 bushels
wheat 40o0 bushels corn III barrels ashes ~ bales
Grniths Troy Line-l 4e2 barrels noEr; 5442 bushels
corn 10 barrels hams; loS do a,hss -,
s~iftsure Line-2sI7 barrels -four; 20 do ashes l6a
bales wool; s3% bushels feed.
Durant Il Lathrops Line s. 2ls bushels corn.
4. Fish Co.'S Line-sT barrels nour; 1900 bushels
corn.
Seneca Falls Line 600 bushels oats
Syracuse and Oswego Line-2O00 bushels rye; bar
rels hams 10 do. ashes is bales wool l22 barrels
butter.
osweso Transportation Line-so7 barrels hour; 35a5
bushels feed LOBE do oats Ssl do corn rs barrels
pork; 81 do lard; 100 do whskey,
old oswego Line $50 barrels -four rs do lard l3l
do hams.
Troy and Western Line, 600 bushels wheat; bar
rels ashes
Albany and Canal Line s53 barrels -four; bs11
bushels corD lis bbls pork II do lard 20 do hams;
136 bales wool
Miscellaneous175 barrels -four; $500 bushels corn
IS barrels hams; 1874 bales wool.
TOTAL