The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-03-24
CITY TRADE REPORT.

SATURDAY, March 23-6 p. NJ
The two weeks later news brought by the Niagara
Il teIegrsphc account Of which appeared In the regu.
lar edition OF the Herald this morning had the effect
of unsettliDg the markets ptops of do
estic produce witha too it showed nearly all day,
and the weather was otherwise 80 Indictment as to
check nearly all outdoor business There was nothing
Of moment done in cotton and the market was not
expected 20 until after the receipt of private let
by the steamer. The flour market continued
heavy for nearly all descriptions aud sales light.
There nothing reported in wheat, but prices
steady There but moderate supplies of corn
Offering and prices ala not seem to give way on 40
rather bare with fair local demand, had tendency
TO sustain prices The pork market was quiet, and
quotations were nominal Cut meats were dull Lard
steady. Coffee inactive. OF sugars, sale Of
New Orleans was made on terms given below. Molas-
ses remained about the ssms.
AsHks There was no buoy ancy in the market for
pots 1T so 50 l2 while pearls were firm Of So SIX.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS sum up 1000 bbls. 1t
81 70 ~ 81 for fine and with common to straight
State 1t - 81 81 o. favorite State to mixed MIGHT
gan IT S. So l2h; straight to fancy Michigan and
good Ohio at So 1zs 81 ana pure Genesee at IS "
So S. southern Flour quiet, with sales of 700 bbls
at - 81 s. 20. Rye Flour also quiet, with sales
ana heavy. Whesi-There was pretty fair demand
but there were ralss made Rye was quiet st 81
She Bo,Ly was held nrmiy at Use and barley malt at
sac SOC Oats were less active at 40 42c. for
Northern and "a $40 for Jersey. Csyn.-rne market
firm. but quiet, with sales Of 5000 bushels
round yehsw ct 80 500 to complete . cargo.
Corros-The market has not opened on the Mia.
gsrss As the dealers would be in possession of
their correepoL dence en- Monday, 1t was deemed sd
parcels which would form guide TO prices.
coyr,g -There is . continued dulnsss in the mar
ket. and prices but nominal A lot OF 000 bags
St Domingo sold yesterday for export; AZ 9kc.
CAssiA-At the sale to- day, about 900 mats changed
hands, at 21c.
Fisp in cod there has been . movement resulting
In tsles Of sC00 quinta, at 81 rs 81 37k-now held
higher. Msckersi we'll held. with y fair demand
FsteHTs Shippers we're waiting for their private
letters due by the Niagara Rates TO Liverpool
bominslly the ssme For corn Cd was offered, and
bhsd asked Cotton steady at 3-l6d dead weight,
20s; sno naval stcres IL. Cd. There nothing
70 London or continental ports To California rates
were irregular ranging according 10 the character Of
the vessel and terms a engagement.
Scotch pig vas In good request, with sales Of
SEQ tons at s2l 70, cash, and <22, six months.
NoIAssys.-rrices exhibit material variation and
the ssss owing TO the storm have been moderate
-PEovIsioSs. Pork Prices Of mess and prime we're
unchanged Some 200 bbis extra prime mess sold ct
Sill. chip Beef The demand limited. ct SIS rs
a TO tor prime and s. 76s $40 for Beef Kansas
before 40 bbls good cold at Sl1 go Cut mssts-Ssss
comprsed $50 teroes OF Winchesters extra hams, at
TO- OF bacon 50 bids long middee trb in) sold at Sc,
aud 30 hhds. do at 4Ac Lard vas steady at 6t4e. .
6tc. BITTER mole buoyant ct yesterdays figures
The stock Of prime cheese reduced and was held
NJ exc Sc.
RIoE-But little has been done to-day, ~ dealers
were dispossd TO wait their letters.
SueAk.- Sales OF hhas Of New Orleans we're made
at 4sc.
Tonscco The market IL not firm, and transactions
limited dealers waiting the advices OF the
Niagara. which u l. anticipated will be unfavorabe
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