The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-01

TUESDAY, July S1-2PM,
Asrss quiet and suotasieas noainally the same
a. ysstsraays. Csrrou.-rhsrs IL NOE much doing
bat She market continues nrm FLova-Thsrs is .
steady and Arm demand for Western and state white;
Southern 10 quiet The sales Of the morning about
5000 bbls at 81 90 ~ 70 for old and - ST1 ~ o.
for common State 81 "a a SIS for straight state and
good Michigan and 50 o8< IS lsx for pure Genssee
Rye Flour IL STEADY with sales of 50 bbls at IS oE
and Corn Meal dull, at ~ "a. WHEAT 10 quiet, aud
G.n.se., and soc SOC. for WISCONSIN, RYE is dull,
but nrn at5so Oars are steady, with sales OF three
oargoes, at $50 $50 CoRr Is rather quiet owing to
the small supply hand; the sales up to tins tune
reach 1000 bushels, ~ ssc for Western mixed $50
for yellow Western; and ooc . Gle for round yellow
notice The market for Pork and Beef 10 very dull
and prices as yesterday Lard Is steady, but quiet
Az. Prison sTs dull ii i s sS. 81
TyEsDAr, July STOP. NJ
The market this forenoon opened heavily but during
the day and afternoon better demand sprung up for
Western and State brands, while inferior and common
grades easier Receipts Of good brands wore light
While there was u good demand for the home trade
There was but limited supply Of good wheat In the
market which was held above the views of buyers:
Corn active and lower Tor western while goed
round Northern yellow scarce and frmer Oats
. shade better. Rye -four was less abundant,
while prices were firm, with moderate sales Corn meal
was less plenty, and firm The market for Western
pork continued heavy, and sales were limited. Doef
was in moderate demand at steady prices Cut meats
were In moderats demand with small sales There was
no change in lard worthy Of notice and tho market
closed heavy There was no change in butter
cheese. There was only moderate business doing
In sugars, though prices firm Rice in batter
demand, and sales made at advance. There
moderate transactions in cotton, and holders continued
firm.
AsHEs.-The market steady for pearls, with sales
OF 80 bbls at So pot in good demsnd sales Of 70
bbls, at S5s7h as6.
BREA psTuFFs- Flour--The sales Of the day footed up
about 600 bbls including fine and unnspected at 81
81 sour at 81 - %, common State and mixed
Western at - 81 81 SIN; straight State aud good
Michigan At 81 81 81 ~ good and straight Ohio,
at So So con; favorite Western, So 0GI IS 1874;
pure Genesee at So 06% a so 1874 fancy Ohio aud
State S. rs SO 6o4 extra Ohio AT 50 O2s SO 81
extra CeSssee at So so OF the above sales about
5000 bbs made for export taken chiefly to
plete In Southern BRAS ts go bbls sold
at SIS 25 Tor Alexandria and Baltimore, and at So 81
S. 81 for Georgetown Rye FlouSales Of 800 bbls.
were made. at So = So 0s4 Corn Msa! firm, at -
"a fer New Jersey Whegt-No sales trans pired worth
reporting; there fair milling demand for good
parcels but the rates by holders
operations Rye Sales of n 600 bushels made at
BIO in aud 200 bushels ut 5sc delivered Oats
Several cargoes sold AT IS 30 39lss Cornrhe sales
for the day reached about 20 900 bushels at 54c for
heated New Orleans in store at $50 for hsated South
ern; 66Hc "A 6oc for mi xed Western; $50 551sc for
Western yellow and Gle for a cargo Of Northern yell
low, to arrive Tomorrow, 10 complete cargo Peas
Sales Of l0O bbls made private terms.
CoTToN. Fumncss the part OF holders is the fea
ture Of the market Ths actas transactions all,
sales reaching only 400 bales. we continue eur quo
tations, viz