The New York herald., 1850-04-30

Msiaes rssins. st 50 ~ ~ 90 according 10 quaity
900 half Do. at ~ "a and 900 quarter do, at Toe
Thr~e were also ssies OF loo bags dlberfs at $40
HSsr The only trnnsaotion reported IL 2so bslss
lu'- - j previous 10 arrival at about $50 ton II
ani,'d yr,,.rrdsy IN ta~ i.~LeslA from ca-en'a:
Hip's-1 here Wa eonsidsrAbls activity In this
market nrd pic-s hsv. RI ,h,ly sirsncsi Ths trs,.
aotions wer" % folows:i 0oo Buenos Ayrcs sveray-
Averaging 20 lhs. at lax; l403 Rs Grsni.. II j,
lbr :" srrvc AZ ls, months; or pcr cent OF ror
r..h In Boston tor ths msrkot. tho sales all up
7 c'oo Ducnos Ayres q ibs at lie cash.
LrrHrs-rh~re WAS better supsly In the market
but the stock on hand has not aceum ulsssd In thu
F"s' Inc demand was good sni prices aro fcm.
ersssi CLorH-A lot of 2,0 bales just arrived, sold
prrcv'ou,iy on terms not made public.
oi..-In iinseed the salrs comprise 900 gallons, at
ei ASc, In casks and bbls
fKovIsors-Pork-rho sales msde were Of little
nontqusnce NJ SlO - for and Ss 80 for prime.
BEEF was very dun and tho market heavy at IS SO
20 20 ior prime and .S so $40 for mess Dsef hams
good plain hams at &C. Lard buoysnt, with SAILS
oi 700 bbs prime Mt Gac and small lots Ia kegs at
~ aoAe Butter was rome lees firm, and now moro
P"pv. Cneese was steady, and In moderate request
RrAL ksrArE.Mr. Blocker made sals OF the follow
ing property at the Exchange this day House and
lot No 40 Csrmins street. lsxso s3,27J; lot Nns-
teenth 'treet nesr Sixth avenue, 2ixs2 $2.5o0 do
s3+6 each, 81 O35 do on Nineeth street near sixth
avenue, each 2Sxloo. sos each, $3.50: do on Tooth
street near Sixth 25xlOo 800; do on Twenty
second street near Eighth avenue 25x9S each 81 SIS.
70 100; do opposite. 25x4s, s5O0; do. above.
2Sxss. .41o do. on Seventh avenue near Twenty
lots corner Cheever place and Dcsraw street. each
Zoxeo' SoOO each. 81 400; lots corner Degraw and
Henry streets, 251ss. 81 300 each, 81 400.
sEND-There IL not much doing, and the market
generauy presents no change large arrival from
Cacutts 1000 bags, will DO crushed BY Jno. Bridge,
sOAr.we note sale of 100 boxes CASTLE at sxc,;
sucAR-Prices are nominaily a. last quoted and tho
sales are 200 hi ds. Now Orleans at 4'sc a 4Ac 4 mos
wHisKEr.-The receipts continued light, while the
demand seemed on the Increase Prison sold at
Drud at Tina nd
interest.
wrEs-The movement embraces 100 casks Bur
gundy, at 100, and 20 or casks Sweet Malaga ct Soc
The c heese Trade.
As the cheese trade for 1Sl9-50 IL closed the
ftllowing remarks may not be uninteresting to our
friends Ths supply to the td-watcrs of the Hudson
was sIoyI $40 Ids against s3Hs526 lbs In $3.50.
This slight decrease instead OF increase
was owing TO a severe drought in the state Of New
York and the price Of Ohio cheese causing less OF that
sections make TO come to seaboard; had the
been favorable from the increase Of dairy cows the
supply must have reached $4,000 900 lbs
The severe losses sustained by the British shippers in
1SiS-49 causing more moderate dem aud ppices fell
about cent per lb under last ranging for fair
to strictly prime. from &C. to exc for Ohio and 81c
to 6Ac for New York State-any extreme price paid
after the great bulk Of the purchases made not
being worth quoting: Five-sixths Of the choese
bought ana shipped by the middle OF January; the
mainder say 2OO000o ibs., bought by three
parties at 81, exc per lb., which was generally
Thought by the trade too dear nearly all the prime
must have been previously culled out; however the
results may show the operators wiser than their neigh
bors Is only to be regretted that the residue OF tho
stock did not sell from le to 2c per H. less 1t s
ly through their pockets that the majority Of dairy
men will learn to improve the quality Of the article
The export Of cheese to Great Britain will reach this
year l2UOO 600 lbs. against 153S6 sJ6 in 1Si9-'4o-
being decrease Of one-ffth. Last year may be con-
sidered n maximum. unless quality improves. which II
il does Great Britain could take double the ouantty:
as proof Of which, the consumption of foreign cheese
there in 1881 only IL 900 900 bs and in 1S4S had
ipcrestc cd te ~ 900 0CO lbs being about per
The quality this season has shown improvement,
but only to moderate extent; sill there great
dimculiy in getting prime article. there being only
about 10 per cent strictly prime. and 20 per tit
for profitable shipment to England However, We have
great dependence upon American enterprise aud feel
confident that American cheese, u rule will in a few
years equal II not surpass. English We would caution
farmers to be careful and improve the quality they
greater Difference in price in favor of arst class and
parties must get tired unable to make shipments to
incur certain and increasing ratio OF loss inferior
quality The result OF sales in England this year has
proven that only first class has made rroat and
that inf rior has made great loss; and We would sug-
Rest to careless dairy and country buyers that
they do not keep eye TO the Qimlity they will GER
tany find to their cost instead of &c. per lb being
the difference In price between inferior and prime IL
viii sink down from &c TO &c. and be drug that
We have been led to make these remarks as TO
quality which may be Thought by Some too pertinent
the reduction Of duty in England and wasteful con
sumption there daring the railway MANIA the trade
was profitable and all wse fish that in the not "
so that In u scarce market inferior artics might
pass; but now matters have changed and the supply
both of English and foreign cheese 10 fully as great ne
i- only by improving the quality that the American
cheese trade last thereby advancing the interest
OF all parties concerned
HENRY KEMP L co, IS Pearl street