The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-20
CITY TRADE REPORT.

SATURDAY, May 19-6P.M.
The Sour market for Western and State brands was
better with good demand for export. There al
SO, moderate demand for the Eastern trade. There
ALSO rather more doing in Southern and New Or
leans Wheat was firm, and held above the views Of
buyers Corn firm, with q good demand for ex-
port while sales chiefly Southern pretty freely
made at yesterdays full prices Meal was firm. Rye
was inactive Oats more firm with steady sales Pork
dull, and sales Of made rather in favor Of
buyers Beef feeble and only in moderate request
except beef hams, which continued firm. Groceries
presented no marked change while sales were steady
at rates chiefly current during the week. Cotton sold
to fair extent at steady prices Kard continued
firm.
ASHES in good demand with sales of 200 bbls
pots at 80 66}4 So 62k pearls saleable at 50
50a$ 621 100 bbs. Canadian pots sold in bond at
BREADsTuFFs-Elour.- sales for the day footed
up about 10 500 bills, including fine at "a 81 12.
and Troy at 81 26a "a 3lx; common State and mixed
Western at - 37a 81 A; favorte brands of both,
81 A 81 56&; pure Genesee at So SIS %; fancy
So So Included in the above 5000 bbls were sold
export The sales of New Orleans reached about 200
made in lots at 81 SO 81 s7, Corn Meal was in good
demand, with sales of 200 800 bbls at 81 sly
81 "a; and 700 do. Brandywine at So. Rye -Four
hibited no change. Wheat-No sales were reported;
Genesee held at 1886 125c., and Ohio at 1O2c
lose CornThe sales reached in the aggregate about
$4,000 bushels, including Southern damaged at SIC,
and New Orleans heated at 53ac; white Southern at
57c.; Western mixed at SIC. 5S1sc Southern yellow
at SOC 591ac round white at 5sc and Northern and
asked and sic offered Oats were frmer and in good
demand at zoe: for New Jersey, and SIC. 35c for
River and Canal.
Receipts down the Hudson Rirer.
flour. ............. .l4,2Sl Dbl 4
Cor1os.-There has been but little DISPOSITION to
operate to-day We hear Of about 200 bales at steady
prices.
FREIcHrs-There considerable Offering, and corn
was engaged to Liverpool at Cd in bulk and at sd in
bags; heavy goods at 25s cheese at 25s and ashes
the same rates; cotton at Sled and 5000 bbls Of
-four Mt Is 10d Rice taken to Antwerp ut 32s Cd
ashes at 30s Two vessels taken up load with
for Belfast at I'd in bulk and do Cork and
market at I'D.
Provisions sales of pork reached about 500 bbls
including mess at so S71a So and prime ut So rs;
sales Of 100 bbs thin mess made ut SO 70.
Beef-Sales only Of retail characte at 81 for
country mess and 81 so for city do and at So rs
So SO for city prime Sales of 100 bbls beef hams were
made ut SIG co. Cut meats were firm aud in good de-
mand. Sales of $50 hhds. hams and in dry salt
made at sac. for the hams 37s 4c for the shout
ders. OF picked meats 60 terces shoulders sold at
4hc Lard continued firm at yesterdays quotations
Butter was less plenty and frmer Large sales ogrease
worth 14c., and Orange county Is 17Ec Cheese
was in limited demand at a c. new selling at
10 A. NJ, May 19-Beef s26 bills; pork, 900 do hams,
1856 pkgs.; lard 1855 kegs.
Tos1eeo.-The following statement exhibit, the
endsg this afternoon, May le:-
Si|; SD Ss{s
sonneeeeat seeas IS 100 aSA ca.
Psnnsyvania told 100 es.
s:$: "H'p@ 8 s 81: 'a ss$i:
Tara. :.........s0 tois
Auction Sales of 80 hhds Kentucky, Virginia and
North Carolina, at Sh 10 barrels Cuba at IoXc
Business dull in the fore part of the week. but to-
wards the close we noticed more activity and
sales effected as mentioned above.
WnIsKEY.-Sales of $50 bbls State Prison were made
at 21c; 100 do. Ohio at 23Ac. Drudge nominal at