The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-17
CITY TRADE REPORT.

THURSDAY, August ls-2P. NJ
in the regular edition of the Herald this morning had
the effect Of checking operations In cotton, and some
AsHEs-Opened hIm with sales OF $50 bbls at SO q
So coz for Pearls and So for Pots The market closed
firm and So 12h was asked for Pearls.
FLoUK-Continued firm, and on better terms for good
So tsk for good state and Western, and "a SO a 81
GUIDED in the sales were 500 bbs fresh ground Osweso
and prime Western. at So 90 SIS rs. Choice to fam
cy Ohio sold at % IS a So Fancy and extr. State
Southern continued firm at yesterdays prices Wheat
in fair demand, but no sales were reported lot
Of Ohio was sold at 81 IA Corn was steady With sales
Of 5000 6OQ0 bushels, low and high mixed, at $50.
Rye im at SOC in the slip to 60c. delivered Oats
were dull at 20 Ale for canal and $50 for Jersey.
FREIGHTs were nominal, and shippers were waiting
steamers letters
NAVAL SroRks.-There was no marked change In
Oms-sales of 600 8 900 gallons nssed were made
At 81 cts, and 2 400 gallons whale at A cts.
ported at $40 rs for mess and SO for prime Beef-No
change. Lard-Sales at 81 cts for good. Chess
Sales Of 200 800 boxes where made at OK cts for fair
suGAns continued firm, with moderate sales.
WnisHEr.-ssles Of 20 bbls. Ohio were msdeat 2lo.
THURSDAY, August 1e-6P. M.
The steamers news far published by telegraph,
exercised influence over the prices Of cotton or
breadstus Owing to the non-receipt Of private let
tiers, trade less animated while, with the exoep-
ton good choice brands of State and western -four
prices ruled about the The sales were less
tive than they we're yesterday. Wheat sold to fair
stated below. The corn market was less active. and
prices were shade in favor Of buyers compared to
Yesterdays rates Meal and rye flour continued In
good demand at steady prices. Rye was Arm with
fair amount OF sales Oats continued dull at the quo
tatons current In the forenoon. There some bet
ter feeling in pork with rather doing. There was
no marked change In beef. Lard was steady at pre-
vious rates, while cut meats we're dull Sugars con-
tinued steady with moderate business doing. Cotton
exhibited no change.
B.rADsrurrs.-Tlour- sales for the day reached
at 81 62h, fine at 81 rs rs, uninspscted at
81 % 81 S7h, common State and mixed Western At
S1h 50 &C. straight State and sdoa m ssS
and fav orie State SIS SO So 62H, fancy State and
Ohio at So rs . SO l2h, extra Ohio, IS S7h .
Southern brands continued steady, with sales Of
500 q 1000 barrels Of Georgetown at SIS so, and
800 bbls, Of Baltimore and Alexandria at IS SIX .
IS a. Rye -four Sales OF 500 bbs made at So Is
So Is Meal firm, and sales Of $50 bbs. New Jer-
ssy were made at IS 3s 50 sah there were RIr
sales embraced about 500 bushels Western private
tsrms 2400 do good Wisconsin at 81 TO- and 1000 good
Co,nThe sales reached about 10 900 l6 900 bushels
1t Coo for heated western: 62c. 63s. for western
Sales Of 5000 bushels were made at Clio &C. Oats
were inactive at 4oc Ale for canal and ut $50 for
New Jersey.
CoTros.-The market to. day was quiet owing to the
mall per Hiberna not being received until p. NJ.
The teegraphic advces are on the whole considered
favorable, but did not affect prices
FRrIeHTs.-Rates TO Liverpool continued dull-Aour
was nominal at Is, and cotton 1t I'd. To Londen
heavy goods taken at 25s Rates to California
steady and 40 GOO feet Of lumber engaged at
$50 per NJ.
ProvisoNs The sales Of pork, for the day, reached
about eco bills included In which 300 bills prime
ut So and the remainder, mess at $40 70 BeefSales
$50 bbio mad. of Chicago extra In ots at sia
There prime in the market. Cut meats were
dull with sales Of hams ct To and shoulders at 90.
Lard Sales Of 800 bbls. were made ct 81 6%c aud
100 do prime at &c Butter and cheese selling
deratsly at steady prices.
Receipts Of Produce per Hudson Rieer Lanes, this day
Flour, bbls..... 24l9 Ashes bbls. ....... 20
Corn, bushels ..... 400 Whisky 45
Oats. 2,l0o Cheese, bxs. .427
Wool bales. 20