The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-13
CITY TRADE REPORT.

TnvRsu.r June l2-6PM
AsHTs have been In steady request With sale ~ $50
bbls., pearls al 81 10, aud pots At S..
BffsNiS remained the with 800 lbs soid At .6c
cash
Bnr,psrytys -Fl,uf very heavy With an abundant
supply Of al kind, ami gradually declining market
The receipts large aud pressing for buyer while the
dems nd wa limited The sales consisted Of 5000 bbs
No superhne state az 81 20 "a ~ - old do, from
III 81 70 81 - ordinary 70 good fresh ground
dc, ut IS 5, S., mixed 10 fVurite Western at s. :.
- O6 round hoop Ohio AT - 81 IS and pure tennessee
at - 81 81 50 Canadian dun and unaltered 500
hbl. common brought 81 ~ ~ y. in bond Southern
arrived freely, and cheaper. 900 bbls mixed to
straight sod at 81 81 81 80 AMI fancy al "a IS
- 3lh hye -four without activity alteration in
value nne selling AZ - ~ - - rer Dbl Corn meal
WIS quiet lot Of 90 6bls. safe brought s. 81
Whs0f was 10 good supply. aud nding dowuwards The
only transactions reported we're 100 bushels Canadian
st ~ a a5c and 100 do. Genc.ee 81 10 Nv,
easier and dull go bushels Jersey soil At = &c
Bsl,gi heavy and nominal AT 50 Sjc Com "a
active request but prices Influenced ~ large stock,
favored purchaser About 5000 bushels southern
white changed hands at SC Northern yellow al % &C.,
and low to good Western mixed at 81 56tse.
CoIsrE-A good speculative and trade inquiry existed
for this article to-day and the sale. reached 200 bags
Java, at IL = II &C 90 do NaraeRbo at l0'ic.i
loo do Ho. at stc and zoo do. - Domingo at Sc
CoCo,-A parcel Of 90 bag GuayaluA changed hands
al private treaty
Corros-Thc lettcrs received per America to day 40
to meet the yews Of buyers and the market has
ben left entirely 10 the execution Of orders frum
syinners whose purchase, fabout 900 bales not
enough 10 give 1t healthy tone.
Dry Coos The transactions In the iry goods trade
diminishing daily, and 90 not aggregate any hsAyy
amount, and with the absence n demand, there l.
anxiety to sen, aud ii stock which render
prices very heavy Pew articles steady Shifting.
and shr-ting In large stock aud with little demand
prices consequently are dropping the demand very
light fev blraehed goods have been shipped q south
America Drills have been Ia some demand Tor Shipping
but the home demand Is nj nrres are steady 0sna-
turghs anc perr.s are dun and heavy Cotton asnnel'
in some Request from eothirrs. There l. rather
more doing in rinshams, but at a slight conces ion In
price Jeans in moderate stock. and with fair de-
mand prices are steady stripes aud ticks in mode
rrss hftt nrp Fath
cloths in moderate request but at Dropping prices
The Providence market isss sctivc aud sales BE-
Prints dull and heavy The season tor iemsnd i
Dlsines are qtiet Large preparations IRE making
for supply TO meet the fall trade Additional mills
oil this BE- brought into play sni the some snd
foreign supply expected seem to be likely to d~uge the
market with them but the demand for these goods is
greatly extending Lawns continue active at full prices
with supply barely sufficient, snd ales mskingto
arrive Tie clothing trade are buying moderately 81
both foreign AMI domestic gods 'e,tins' pilots o.a-
rs,ey Other DESCRIPTIONS u cloths are dull ard prices
hsAvy satincts In rather better teluss II steady
prices CsSimeres duh Tvesds moderately sctive.
sheep. grey are steady in price With moderate de-
mand Linseys are duI at ioe. Auction sales
f-v, and daily becoming fever with lees oFeT-
ing At each successive sale Foreign goods are dull,
except few articles suitable for clothing purposes
scoteh goods are dull and heavy Lawns sctive, both
french and Fpgsh Cloths In moderate supply and
prices steady French vesiings are Ia some demand
sell A. serges, but most silk guOds dull Goods can
bc imported At Ice cost than III months ago Raw
matsfths arr &ovfr Ah fuFnpf Ahi tnFfF Whu NV
erdcrs out from this country frrneh manufacturers
snd seslcrs complaining ~ want a orders While
months sgo the pressure q orders such a. e dis
able them from ready delivery ~ goods ordered Then
there rush a American orders now there u .
scantiusSs Of them, and bseksardness which speaks
well for moderate fall Importation. Some complaints
MAKING Of the backvsrdness 81 Western buyers in
s,ttng for former purchases. moderate "a credit
business u very desirable and u Il TO limitation Of
ered sslc and pure that the trade must look or
do arrangement between price. and regular profits
MUGS on lat yesrs crop T. yet in the farmers hands
and u this il cent To market AMI prcceeis spent the
market fer goods will not materially improve. The
means however n future business In existence the
prte nj erpps look healthy snd promising aud abundant
berves though at low prices arc sign Of prospect
IT, steady and not over stimulated trade Is the only
durable Long credits defeat the purpose they in
tndsdto serve They stimulate an unhealthy demand,
which retsrds and partly prevents natural sud healthy
FIss moved 10 the extent Of LOO qt George, Bank
cod st S. 81 1900 do Western do at 50 % 800 bbts
No msekersl al 80 10; and 900 do No. at IS tndi.
eating more animated but Al the time less arm
market
Ysrsasrs-Rstes for cotton 10 Liverpool vere steady
at I'D Email lots Compressed 10 OH up reported
At one-eshth Of penny Corn ranged At "a in bulk
and aNd bsgg-d 1t the ships expense Hor wheat Eve
pence continued the rate Dead weight en-
gas~d 6feen shillings There change to Lon
dun. Or other porte
Ytuir -noluded In ths SALES were 10 boxes Malag.
rssbs At 81 %, p cssks eurrsnts At &c 10 bales
Grenade valnuts At and few s.rdnes at coo
iIu ranged from boc . &c cs-h for river at which
Gf0 bales we're sod.
Ilop. sere in limit se,aA rluest a. 10, &c for
western New ok
Irs~ -Mars.' unchanged l2y ,ous scotch Dr. we're
4 a q MN a 4 .lip A "a ~ Il