The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-30
CITY TRADE REPORT,

r. M.
Flour continued in good demand, with a fair amount
Of sales including parcels for export The market for
the different brands closed at about the quotations Of
yesterday. The wheat market quiet, though
prices steady, with sales Of common Wisconsin
on terms stated below. Rye was some frmer, with
moderate sales Corn continued in active demand, at
about previous rates Rye -four and corn meal stood
about the same. The pork market was rather heavy,
with fair sales. Mess and prime cut meats were arm,
while other articles in the provision line remained
about the same owing to the unfavorable state of the
weather There was but moderate business doing in
sugars or molasses, while rates remained about the
same Sales Of Southern were moderate, and terms
sc to &c. lower than ruled previous to the late
news.
AsHrs-The sales reached about $50 bbls including
pots and pearls, at SIS 56l4 for both sorts.
BREADsIurFn. -F2our-The sales for the day reached
Ga "a 1871; Troy and Waterford at 81 81 6O mixed
Western and State at 81 SO 81 SON; straight
s ss nasSs ssd sna
nesee at S6a SIS 12h fancy Ohio at IS IS S7h fancy
Genesee 20 20 50 10 extra Ohio at So 90 30 10 and
1000 5000 bbls. middling and common grades, made
for export In Southern, 800 400 bbls sold 81
10 for country brands and at 81 for straight Alex
andria and Georgetown Moderate sales Of New Orleans
were made at 81 5et4 81 s7 according to quality.
Rye Eotr-Sales Of 800 400 bbls made at So 81
50 SIX. Corn Heal-Saes of GOO bbls were made at
So rs for this State, and at SO s7t for New Jersey
Wheat-Saes of 1900 bushels of common Wisconsin
were made at size; Genesee was held at 81 % 81 Is
Rye-Sales of $500 bushels made at Csc. 5Skc
delivered Barley was inactive and nominal at SOC.
53c. Oats were scarce and drmer at SAC. 35xc for
river and canal Corn-The sales in separate lots
reached about 10000 bushels, including damaged New
Orleans at &c. and heated Western at 66c high and
low mixed Western, including considerable parcels to
arrive, at 59c. Coo; fiat yellow at Gle; white South
at S5S and round northern and Jersey, at exc
65Lc., closing rather quiet.
fEEGH,s were inactive, and rates, If anything,
some easier 5000 bus corn were taken in bulk at
Cd Cotton tai en- at sd; 1900 barrels at Is Cd
To Havre cotton was taken at &c. a sc.
PRo,IsIoSs.-Pork-Sale Of 6U0 bbls made in
cluding mess, Mt SO SIN n $40, and prime at SO Soc
BccfSales of $50 bbls country made at Sill
and city prime at IS So Lard dropping; 800 bbls
in lots changed hands at exc. a6Xc., and 900 kegs
prime at &c Cut Meats were firm and in large de-
mand 1000 packages changed hands, including plain
shouldcr at sac. 5sSc, and extra hams at &C. But
ter in fair demand at &C. lie for Ohio and exc.
13hc for western tub Cheese was quiet at &c &c.
Receipts Of Produce per Hudson Rirer Lines this day.
New York, Utica and Oswcgo Linc-l7l bbls flour;
2i3 bushels wheat, and 81 bbs ashes.
Oswogo Transportation Line.-24S bushels corn; 20
bbs. pork.
American Tronsportation Co.-232 bbls -four; AZ do.
ashes; 20 do. pork.
Syracuse and Oswego Line % bbls ashes; 307 bbls
pork do. lard 60 do. butter; ia do hams; 1900
bushels feed; 90 lbs clover seed
Silliman and Gardner's Line-3 900 bushels rye.
Oswego Canal Linc-166 bbls. pork; 1859 do lard.
Troy Tow Boat Line.-2 678 bbls flour; 4739 bushels
corn "a bbs. ashes 81 do. whiskey 20 do lard; 10
do. butter; 81 do seed
Troy and Western Line As bbls. ashes; 34s do beef
Old Troy Line-s46 bbls -four; 2 039 bushels corn;
bbls asbes; 462 do pork 81 do lard; IS do butter
Albany aud Canal Lne.-1673 bbls. four 65 do
whskey; ll9 do pork; Ia do lard; do. butter; $500
do peas
swttsure Line o29 bbs -four; 10 do. ashes; 80
do wbisIcy; 3o2 do. lard.
schuyer's Line.9,2Ss bushels Germ; $500 bushels
barley.