The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-19
CITY TRADE REPORT.

TUESDAY, Feb 1872,
BsEADsrurrs.--F1om We notice . better demand
Western and State sncs.our last, In part for city
Use and Tor the Eastern trade and the market for the
The favorable sdvices by rths Africa induces bet
ter enquiry for export and there but little com
State had at the co.s at our Inside figures
Ohio reserved via New orlsans Vas firm and more 40
tive The transactions in domestic comprised 5000
barrels No superhns ~ 81 81 as A common to
good state at 81 90 81 rs; common Ohio at 81 70
81 81; mixed to fancy Indiana and Michigan at - 70
ss6i !ssod and round hoop Ohio and pure dsnesse
at - 81 So 90 fancy ohio and Grnesee at S. IL
s. 81 and extra Ohio aud denesee ct IS 80 So 62I
Canadian Vas in steady request, but the hrmness OF
at 81 IS 81 81 for common to good brands in
bond In Southern -four we have no change to report;
me demand sn was priacp.iy rom shs LOCAL trade
to good brands Alexandria Baltimore and Georgetowr,
and 50 IS 81 Tor fancy There was no alteration
in the market for rye -four which was offered freely
and on cary terms; the sales embraced $50 bbs. At
SO So Corn meal continued dull, but firm at 50 IL
for jersey and rs for Brandywne Holders OF Weat
were rather more firm to- day and the transactions
IN consequence were quite limited tsw trthing
parcels OF Long Island brought 96c. 81. RE was
very dull and heavy at T6c for river and jersey
Holders OF Northern which aros wsrs unwilling
to dispose OF their supplies below 7sc. per bushel
Oats were moving slowly, and were firm, at 40 40
for Jer.ey, and 400 Sic. for canal and Canadian
Barley was very scarce and IN active demand At i'm
proved rates Since last there have been sales OF
500 bushels aood to prime tive rowed at 81 % 81 T.
Biey Malt though stsady was active at 81 10 81 O.
met by holders. at about previous rates. The sI.
port demand was more animated, and there was Q
good business done for distilltng The operations
since our last sum up 10000 bushels at 500 for New
Jersey Southern and Long Island yellow and SIC. Tor
white The latter Was in some request for msnufac-
turing. E.a
CoTIos Tho amount sold yesterday, was / 400
bales at prices exhibiting decline nearly &c per
ID To day the anxiety to sell was greater but
without Inducing buyers to come forward, and the
busiL ess Us reported, only amounted to LOO bales
We omit quotations for the present.
IsIoSs-Pork-There was increased activity in
the market for Ohio old, and prices had upward in
cipation. About SEQ barrels changed hands, at Si3
< fnrn fnrn nj d. for mr. n4
mess; Sli for new prime, and 50 81 80 so for old
Reef was less active, but the market was very arm
We note eeles OF 100 barrels ct So 30 $40 IS,
and prime at SIS . SO Prime meas and beef hams
dull and nomi nsl at unchanged rates Cut meats
Picked hams nd shoulders at s1.c 90 for the for
nsr. and &c. a exc. tor the latter Lard was more
freely offered and the market favored the purchaser
Some zoe bills were stld, at $40. 8sac for old aud
new. Butter in fair request and saleabe at 1Sc
zoe for Orange county 12c lie for Western dairy,
and Sc q Iii for Ohio Cheese dull, and nominal,
AZ 10 &c