The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-14

stso cents to Canadian. This considered wild
fair enquiry from Spectators which ceased howe
YER as holders firm full After one O'Clock
which were refused in the morning we're solicited but
buyers were OFF Arrivals to-day are very large and
owners are making effort to get freghts up to
been made for the ship Garrck the probability is our
market will not improve rapidly. Sales 1000 bales.
steamers advces either Wednesday or Thursday the
market during both days exhibited very great degree Of
langor and the sales generally effected at decline
nesday amounted to 1900 bales and Thursday
$500 bales On Friday morning the news was received
py one oil our commercial houses in advance Of the mail
As soon as this news became generally disseminated
Friday buyers manifested ready willingness TO operate
at the rates before current but holders declined to SELL
unless material and the sales therefore
restricted about bales the business which
was done however the decline which took place We'd
nesday and Thursday as noted above was not only
gained but advance Of fully an 9TH of cert was OBJ
tame on oar and we have
upward tendency is yet rather unsettled and the full
of these accounts will hardly be developed until the
letters, sc. brought by the steamer to hand The
sales for the week amount to ii $40 bales Of which 5000
during the last three days
| NOZZLE. Feb l. The market has presented extreme
dull and inactive appearance and the reports of the
rival of later European avces yet wanting the proper
authenticity both buyers sellers evince disposition
to withhold from operations to any great extent until the
true tenor of the accounts made known The trans
actions to-day reached only bales and
WHIsKEY-Driage is still held OF 23c and barrels a,
24lc. Very little doing in either description.
| BEEswAx-Prme yellow we quote at 29t 29Ac. W.
hear of no sales of consequence.
PaovisioNs-Pork is in rinng demand prime quote
at IS S71 &c. Beef rather dull is held at So IS
prime at 81 25 We quote lard at 6ic; cheese Al
6cents.
REAL EsTATE--The following sales made by An
thony Blocker Co, at the Merchants Exchange ::
By order Of the Consstory OF the Reformed Dutch
Church-leased the lot Of ground on the north
west corner Of John and Dutch streets, 25 IT, wide
by about 81 feet deep for 81 years subject to two
renewals, at a valuation Of the ground, and pur-
| chaser to build Immediately, at present ground
rent per annum of. ..... ............ $500
The lot of ground, for account of the same, the
northeast corner of John and Dutch streets, con-
tanning about 81 feet by 81 feet the same terms
and conditions, at a present ground rent per
mum OIL ~
The lot of ground as John street. for account fthe
same; on the same terms and conditions, at pre-.
sent ground rent per annum Of. ............ 60
The building and Let on the southeast corner of
Nassau and Ann Streets for account Of the same,
for a term Of ten years, at ground rent per an
The above ground rents show great Improvement il
: | real estate.
1 The following sales were also made by auction
| One lot the westerly side Of the Second avenue,
north of Fifth street. for. .............. 81 20
r One lot the northery side OF Tenth street, be-
tween First avenue and avenue A, for. ,.. go