The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-10
CITY TRADE REPORT.
FslpAr. Augnst a-oP.M.

FRIDAY, August SOP. NJ.
There more doing in Cotton, to-day The pri.
vate advices received by tn. Cambria considered
rather more favorable than the published accounts.
Rates. however, exhibited no alteration of moment
The accounts from the South regarding the growing
crop. said to be less encouraging. There was
better demand for this State and Western medium
grades Of -four for exp Jrt with doing including
a moderate d. mand for the local and Eastern trade
Without change in prices. Sales of Western and Gen
esee wheat were made terms stated below Corn
continued firm, with free sales at full prices Meal
continued hrm Pork heavy, with more doing at
rates which ruled in favor of purehasers Beet was
quiet. Cut meats were dan Lard steady, but with
out transactions OF moment Sugar, and molassss
were quiet There was lair business doing in coffee
AT steady prices. -
AsHEs.-Hold,rs continued firm, with n good do.
manu- anu shes 81 lou barrels at SO l2 for pots and
50 Tor pearls
BHEADsrurrs- Flour A bout 10 300 barrels were d,s.
posed Of today. including Canadian at "a s7L a az.
No tupeihne, SO S7h 81 1874; mixed W.stern'
- 90 "a Ga common State, 81 90 ~ o2s straight
DO. "a GA ~ 70; straight and fancy Sichiqtn
- i9a So fancy Ohio So % a SO 62% extra ohio
So GA So 55 pure Gtnesee, So 70 SIS 81; fancy
Gepesee, sc 80 %; and extra do So % a So So
Southern flour in brisk demand for the East and
for the Wet Indies and the market closes buoyant
the transactions aggregate $500 barrels at 50 3ll4
50 5i5a tor mixed; and So 37k for straight brands
Exclusive of this there sales made of 500
barrels Richmond city. at So 70 So 70. Rye Flour
was in active request With a better market sale of
500 barrels was made, at 81 81 So Corn Meal was
FIRM with sales OF 100 barrels Jersey at SO l2S There
but little offering in the way OF Wheat We noticed
the hrst arrival Of Genesee wheat to- day. it
but poor sample The sales we're 2 900 bushels good
Wisconsin. at soc; and 500 bushels Genesee at
81 20. Rye was something better, with sales of 1000
hG' hels at t3c in slip Oats were nominal ut $50
i3c or Northern ana Sec SOC for Jersey The sales
OF Corn reached 10000 bushels. including ordinary
mixed in store, at 64c.; mixed afoat, 6jc 49, do
delivered, t5hc.; round yellow, 66c and weavilly
sout yellow, 65c In addition noticed sales Of
25Ou0 bushels mixed to arrive in September at G6c
Domingo at sac.
Co11oN-The sales to- day were about Q 500 bales
Holders early in the day. allowed their lists to remain
open for bids but, after Change the disposition to
continue free sellers sbated considerably the
vices from the South too generally unia yorabe
Tor the crop To pass unheeded. In about two weeks
We will arrive at the commencement OF the critical
period and with lower quotations abroad it is most
probable prices here will ad vance.
FREIoBTs There was more cotton Offering, and
and from 1000 to 5000 barrels -four taken at Is
There was some corn Offering, for which S. de-
manded. Heavy goods were nominally the
Towards the close, better rates asked both for
cotton and flour some vessels asked Is. Cd for the
latter Rates TO London and the continent remained
about the same. To California rates ranged from
60c. roc.
HiDEs-we have no recent arrivals to record, and
generally speaking there but little done owing to
deficiency Of supply. There Is not than 10000
hides ON the market Of all descriptions. OF which
800 are Rio Gtande, and 500 heavy Buenos Ayres.
The tales only 400 green sailed Bueuos Ayres co
at csc, months and 1000 Buenos Ayres at private
bargain.
LLATHEk.-Tne receipts since our last, have been
exceedingly light for the of the year and heavy
sales were making, including some to arrive. COED
many western dealers have made their appearance in
the market within the last few days Heavy weights
were not plenty and were much wanted
MoLAssEs was more buoyant with sales Of 800 bbls.
New Orleans at 2shc and so hhds Muscovado at 24c.
NAVAL STORES were quiet, without sales Of magni-
tude.
Oms-Sales made of 1000 gallons linseed at TIC
ISc for English and American in casks and barrels
he market was steady With active inquiry There
were also sales OF 5000 gallons English at private bar
gain.
Provisions -Pork-A Armer feeling was observed in
the market for Ohio to-day and with good demand
Sales made Of 900 bbls at So 30 sour prime
IS 3i14 for prime, so rs for mess and $40 3I4
$40 37 for mess closing steady at the outside figures
Beef was selling slowly at former quotations Beef
without change Of moment. Lard steady bat less
buoyant. and with sales of so bills good ut 6tc But
ter and cheese were dull Of sale |
RIsr-There was nothing done worthy of note. The |
demand limited, while holders continued firm, at
uniform figures.
srrp--ssles Of 30 boxes brown Dutch mustard seed
we're made at Sc.
suGAR.-The sales only loo hhds. Cuba, at SIC.
The market was quiet.
TopAoco.-There a good demand for leaf The
market firm In Liverpool with slight advance The
hhds. Kentucky at ssc 100 bales of Cuba part at
zoe 60 Havana, private terms; ~ old do, at 2Jc.
tive week In domestic grades. The quantity Of fleece
sold will amount to 10000 lbs at the following prices
viz 20 0t0 lbs, full blood merino and saxony, at Al
44c 20 GOO lbs, = merino, at 81 SOC 10000 lbs
good Ohio mixed at 3IHc; and about 10000 lbs Mi
ehigan and low grade qualities, sold at 35 36hc.
Pulled IL very scarce, and much inquired for. We
heard Of sale Of 5000 lbs No. at 34c cash There
Is but light stock Of foreign on hand, and not much
demand; holders however, are very firm.
WmsKrY.-The market was still better. with good
.msnd and sales of 80 bbls prison at 26i4c. aud 60
at 2s,l 25Sc closing buoyant, and with imprev-
Ing tendency.