The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-11
CITY TRADE REPORT.

Arms A moderate business is doing in both sorts
ro.-The market is steady and sales making at full
prices. BHrAIsIUFFs Flour is very hrm and pretty
good business going forward both for home trade and
export The sales to this hour about 600 bbls
comprising tine and uninspected at S4a "a l2hi com.
mon good brands straight State and Western at ~
CO., - 10; round hoop Ohio, at 81 "a SIS 08H and
pure Gsnesee at SIS SIS 121a Rye-Sales Of 800 bbls
So "a SO, chiefly at the last figure GRAIn-Wheat
H. steady, with fair milling demand Rye Is vendble
at 5oIEc Oats are stiff and selling at 33c 34c. Corn
"A steady demand with sales Of about IL 900 bushels,
yellow, and 5sc for Northern round Psovrsoss.-
There is speculative demand for pork at $40 70 Su
for mess and ~ 2S for prime Beef Is also in similar
there Is In the market LardSsles Of 100 kegs,
at7bc. Cut meats are very hrn. WHIsKEr Ia without
Mt 2she and Ohio at 23c. Oms-We notice sales Of
1000 gallons iinseed, at 5sc 5s1c for English, and
TUESDAY, July 1o-8P.M.
The -four market was better, and closed at an ad-
vance Of ose on gooa to tb ANUS
trade southern brands rather quiet and prices
steady wheat exhibited no change in white; receipts
limited. and quotations about the same Quota
tions for remained about the same with fair de-
mand and pretty free sales Rye -four easier, with
moderate tales Meal was easier Pork was lower, and
the market unsettled with light sales chiefly to the
local trade Beef was firm and buoysnt Lard was
heavy, and the market inactive There was a fair
business doing in cut meats, at steady prices. In
sugars the market Arm, notwithstanding the large
stock. with moderate tales Moasses good quality,
was In moderate demand Transactions In cotton as
well other articles OF produce hat checked
by the expected arrival OF another steamer from Liver
pool with n weeks later news
AsIss.-1 here was steady demand for both sorts,
with sales Of 70 bbls. ut So 564 $5 621a for both
kinds
Bnr,psrsrrs-F 1our-The aggregate sales for the
day reached to about $500 bbls in separate lots,
among which we're fine and uninspected. at 81 O64
81 IS; common State. 81 62h 81 6s2i; straight
State and mixed Western, 81 6S1 - 70; good and
straight brands Western, 81 sl14 81 s71s; favorite
81 % IS O6h; pure Genesce, SIS a IS l2f fancy
Ohio So l2k So So fancy Genesee So 1s'l So SO;
or the above sales 800 bbls. made for export.
or Southern, sales of 30 bbls. made at SIS
was steady with sales 700 bbs 81 sly So, Meal
easier with sales Of $50 bills New Jersey at - o.
were made at s04c 24co do good upper Lakes at
rec Rye-Sales Of 800 bushels at 57Ac., delivered.
Oats were steady at 80 Sac Corn-The sales for the
day reached about 20 900 bushels, at 81 551sc for
Western mixed; soc. for round mixed 55Hc. for
round white; 56c for Western yellow; 5I1 $3.50 for
round Northern and Jersey; closing at 5sc.
CorTos The steamers sdvicss being expected to-
morrow. checked operations TO some extent Fifteen
hundred bales however we're disposed Of at very full
rates.
Corrrn.- Sales of 100 bags Laguayra ar6Ac.
FREIcHIs.-kates were somewhat easier shippers be-
ing inclined to wait for later foreign news Engage
ments of 500 bushels of corn made at Ga 6kc
ton at Sd tar, 3s To glasgow 1000 bushels corn at
exc and heavy goods at us Cd. tobacco, OBS. Cd ;
and quereitron bark at 32s. Cd.
HIbrs-There was a fair demand for selected parcels,
with taes OF HOO Buenos Ayres at Toe, six MONTHS
25C0 do green sailed were sold at 5Ac SIX months
MoLAssrs -2G0 bbs. New Orleans at 22c.
NAxL SrorEs Sales Of $50 bbls. wilmington rosin
at eOc., delivered.
Oms-The sales comprise about 1000 gallons linsssd,
at SIS 58hc for English and So 6cc for American.
Recommendations Of 430 barrels were made at
$40 IS for and 50 rs for prime BcefSaes of 100
barrels Chicago mess at SIS 2S prime was scarce at
Sll 200 terces prime mess were sold on terms We did
not learn; the nominal price was SlT SIS. Cut
Meats Sales Of 600 hegsheads plain hams, made
at Cd plain shoulders a. 40 or dry sailed meats,
some ~ 600 pounds were sold ct 4sc Tor shoulders
5hc for sides and at 5Ac for hams. Lard was quiet
and lower with small sales, at exc. csc for good to
pounds sold at 5@c for common Grease butter was in
fair demand with sales Of Ia 900 pounds, 1T exc Wes
tern butter steady at loo I3.c and Ohio at 10.
alle Cheese va. quiet at &c. a61.c:
SucARs-sales Of go hogsheads Cuba were made AZ
4*o 4a4c.; leo do. Texas at 44c. 4ac, and ieV
..r uri.ahh, at41sc a4Ac.
srrARrNr-Saes Of 10 barrels good white at Tc cash
wrrsssles CT l2c quarter casks Of port a, $50 and
| rs do Malaga, at 3sc.
| sKrY--The stock quite light, and the mar
ke firm with sales Of $50 barrels at 23c for Jersey at
2SAe. az shc for Ohio, and 231sc for State prison
/ Drudge was steady at Csc. time and interest.
Receipts Of Produce per Hudson Rrer Lines thi, DIy
| Dursnt and Lathrops Lines 922 bushels OF corn.
y. tith's Line-loOoo bushels Of corn.
Eekfcrds Lne-3ios9 barrels Of -four; 10 do. ashes;
i 1874 bales tf wool
Hudson River barrels Of -four; 3s do ashes
| Is do whiskey; II bales Of WOOL Al boxes cheese.
Troy and Erie Line-5.1so barrels OF -four; lO6 92
bushels Of so barrels Of pork 203 bales Of wool
! 81 barrels Of aches.
| New York aud Cincinnati Llpe--so barrels -four;
2O0 bushels corn 90 bales Of WOOL 81 boxes Of cheese
Swfsure Line-36s9 barrels Of hoar; 200 bushels Of
| feed
Albany and Canal Line-l los barrels Of -four; 1854
bushels corn; 81 barrels ashes; rs do. whiskey
Old Troy Line-lCg0 barrels Of lour; 1859 bushels
| Of corn; 265 bales Of wool.
IorsL SUMMARY.
Flour, Ibis. -. .16,l63 Pork bbs. ....... 20
Corn, bushels =. 80 297 Ashes. ..,....... 1915
/ Feed ......,,,... 100 Whiskey. .,....... ~