The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-12
CITY TRADE REPORT.

CITY TRADE REPORT.
MONDAY. June l1-2 PM
ASHES are firm at Saturdays rates, with sales OF
about 100 bbls Of pots and pearls. CoTToN-The
ket is firm and no change in prices FLouR-Owng
to the scarcity in the market holders asking an
advance; sales made of 1000 bbs at 81 II 81
rs Tor fine; 81 5614 81 62h for mixed Western and
Genesee; 81 SIX s6for round hoop Ohio; So SIS 121
for pure Genesee and Michgan and - 621a$4 68 for
The market for wheat is steady Ryeis inactive Bar
ley is duh at SIC $50 Corn is steady, and in good
demand with sales OF about 600 bushels at 57c $780,
for Southern mixed; $50. Soc for Southern white;
o2c exc for yellow; 58c. a 60c. for Wertern mixed;
and 63hc. a 64c. for Northern round Oats dull
at &c 37hc PRovIsIoNs-Pork is steady with sales
Of 200 bbs ut $40 for and So rs for prime Beef
is dull cut meats firm with moderate transactions
Lard.s Sal. Of 100 bills Dbl were made At eo SG Was.
Sales Of l 500 gallons linseed At CSC. a6oc.
MONDAY, June 11-6PM
The -four market was frmer, owing to the reduced
receipts by the late break in the canal Sales
of middling and lower grades made at about 0kc
per barrel advance among the lots disposed Of
parcels for export Southern brands were also in good
demand, with . fair amount of sales. Rye -four
manned about the same. Meal was dull. Wheat was
Pork was tirmer, but inactive Beef was In good de-.
mand Cut meats dull, at Saturdays quotations
Lard was firm, but sales were light. There
marked change in groceries, while sales moderate
Cotton WAS dull.
AsHEs-The market was better with sales Of 1850
bbl. pots, at IS son IS 62, with small lots pearls
at So 56A.
BREApsruFrs -Flo,r-The sales reached about 5000
bbls, including fine, at 81 l2k 81 25 common State
neses and western do, 81 621s a 50 6sX; favorite
brands Indiana and Michigan at 81 rs 81 Si1 round
So; fancy Ohio, IS S. SIX; pure Genesee' s. IS
l2h fancy Genesee So 20 So 90; extra Ohio IS SO
So sly and extra Genesee So 25a 80 So or the sales
made, $500 bbls chiefly fine and lower grades for
export. OF southern. sales of about 600 bbls
made, including Georgetown, Alexandria and Brandy.
nothing Offering Rye F2our-sales of 400 bbls were
made ut 81 s71S $2o4 Corn Meal was dull at So SIX
for New Jersey whsnt was held above the views Of
As 600 bushels at soc 5lc for heated southern and
WESTERN 5sc for southern mixed soc 60c. for west
ern mixed. and 64c. 64ac. for round northern and
Jersey yellow the market closing with buyers ut 64c.
dull. Rye was dull at SIC 571lc. Barley was inac.
tive at Doc a52c Oats were lower and selling for canal
CArrLE-OIered, 1400 beeves (all Southern,) 70
cow and calves, and 22o0 sheep and lambs. The
in the city at present leaves the cattle market exempt
in great measure though to-day there was less brisk
in the yard than there has been lately Prices
keep up thigh water mark yeti but sales have been
made to fair extent. quste the extreme range at
ray from SIS to 50 25 A few transactions and
der these figures but these afford just criterion Of
the market From the appearance of the yard in the
afternoon it probable 100 head would be left
unsold; 100 were driven to Brighton Cows and Calves
An bought up at S2S SO to S32 40. Sheep and
LambsThe former sold at from 81 SO to SIS SO SIS IS;
the latter at 81 so to 80 rs 81 200 left Hay per
hundred, 81 62Hc.; straw 81 10 81 SO, and plenty.
CerTor.--1 he sales quite small to-day.
FREGnTs.-About 10 0e0 $4,000 bushels Of corn, in
bulk were engaged for Liverpool at sd, and Cd in
bags and 1000 bbls. at Is. Sd Cotton was taken at
about I'D and at ST per bale. Heavy goods 22s Cd
To Glasgow $500 bushels peas were taken 400
bales cotton were taken to Antwerp, at SD To Havre,
they remained about the same There continued to
be good demand for vessels to load for San Francisco
One two chartered for that port last week. and
another to-day Those taken up expected to load
chiefly with framed houses hardware bricks and other
building materials.
HAYSSaies of 800 bales were made, at 4Oc. a 45c.
HIpEs-The transactions within few days comprise
200 Buenos Ayrcs, % lbs, and 5000 do 20 lbs, at
9hc. a954c, six and eight months 5000 Tampico at
Sc. eight months In Philadelphia, for this market,
1900 Rio Grande, at about 9Iac. six moaths
LrME was lower, and small sales Thomaston making
NAAAr SroKrs-Saes of 400 bbls white rosn
made at So so 81 %, and 700 do common private
terms. 100 bbs. spirits turPentine sold ut 22e o
Ou.-The sales of linseed in lots reached 1000
5000 gallons including English at Sc De- and Amer
lean At SIS u Coo.
ma de including mes, at $40 a 10 12n and prime at
IS A. Beef was in good demand, and firm with sales
OF 200 bbs at 81 Tor good CITY mess 9l on LOT extra
do and 50 for city prime Cut Meats were dull at
49Sc for shoulders, and at 81 t1ac for hams, dry
salt,d and plain in pickle Lard was firm bat inactive
retail sales were making at "a &c Tor good to extra
Butter more plenty. and saeable mt lie for
Ohio and at 10 5c for Western tub $50 kegs grease
butter sold at 6X u CSC. Cheese quiet at a &C.
ShED.-Small sales taxseed were made at lZOc. per
Sol
ut q 2lAc The receipts we're limited, aud but little
Offering
Receipts Of Produce PER Hudson Rirer Inns this day
Hudson River Lines 6i5 barrels -four 522 do peas
Is do ashes
Old Troy Line-542 barrels -four; 105 boxes cheese.
Griitb's Line-5s2 barrels flour; 272 do. pork; 5l1
do lard; 1O7 do hams; "a do seed
Eckford's Line-750 barrels Hour; 212' do corn;
"a do ashes.
Oswege Transportation Company-l2 barrels ashes;
sc do. whiskey; Al do. pork; $50 do lard; 200 do.
hams
New York, Syracuse and Oswego Line-700 barrels
-four; 496 do pork.
Syracuse ana Oswego-1 900 barrels -four; 10 do
ashes; p2 do iard ~ do hams 107 do butter
Seneca Falls Line-1 675 barrels corn; 90 do whs-
keys rs bales wool
Schuyler's Line-S1 100 bushels corn.
fNew ork and Fultonville Line1 500 bushels oats;
$50 do. corn.