The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-05
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DRuos-There was some advance in Cream of Tarter
and about 80 casks sold at l7 cents Holders afterwards
demanded 10 cents 10 cask Dutch Nader sold on pri
FuH.-The market continued bare of Dry Cod, while
Mackerel remained dull
Flour AND GaArx The large holders continued &c
hold out az 81, for strait brands Gsneses. rather thar
submit to the terms of the buyers who refused to seI
any thing beyond SIN and appeared dsposed to wait
for later foreign expected next week The sales o.
all kinds limited; So siA offered for large lO
strait branda Michigan and refused further sale O.
1900 barrels Southern. Alexandria was made at
So 90 cents Whest-The market for good qualities
continued firm and 10 bushels pure Genesee white
sold at 100 cents About $40 bushels New Jersey fol
city milling sold at 81 37k cents
HAr-NoIth River, sales at 50 cents
of NO sales worth reporting
IsDioo The sale of 10 cases Bengal noticed yester
MsrALs-iron-Last sales Swedish bars were made at
Ssa $50 per ton, time Lead was quoted at 81 IS
NAVAL sronrs-spiris turpentine continued to sell al
80 a 40 cents; other descriptions were inactive
OArs-The sales were moderate, and chiefly confined
to the domestic demand at previous rates. viz: 40 a
cents for Jersey. aud as a so cents for canal.
OILs-Linseed (American) was arm at % cents, and
the former n wSs offered % at s and crude
held at 100 l0o cents
PaovrsIoSs-The market exhibited increased Ermnoss
AMI sales made at mp owing rates for some dsscrp
tons The sales Of pork reached about 600 700 barrels
zoo Of which sold to 90 out of the market Mes,
100 bills clean pork sold at sic. Beef was drmer and
sales made Of 500 barrels mess $40 90; and 200
prime NJ 20 90 L0ru-Saleo IN DhTr0B W0Eo muuS ~
sHc Cheese and butter continued in good request and
for good quality of tn, latter lorangs County 20 aas
S.a.b Dsd Shs Sss so
RIcK.-The demand continued good, and prices firm
Ordinary small sales, at So 81 So So and Of prime at
Rye remained arm at 95 cents.
sALrThere little doing, and change in prices
spRIrs-Eoregn were in fair demand and sales Of
French Brandea Continued to be made Of otsrd Dupuy
Co. at % 62h, and Of A. Seignette& Pelleveisin at
81 OAK s. 10. Domestic whiskey was Inactive and
TALLow Further sales Of rendered made at s}<
cents The Butchers Association hold their best lots al
ToBAcco.-The stock in the warehouse amounts te
6i2 hhds being $50 less than last year. Sales were
limited, to-day, without change 10 prices
WHALEsoNx-Ths stack 10 New Bedford Is loss than
it the time last year, but as the principal
receipts take place in the spring the reduction OF sup
plies in the absence Of foreign demand exercised LIT
lie inf uence market, hey ond imparng some ad
dtioua fmness to holders who demanded So a5sc fol
NV and 81 q 80 for South Sea.
WooL-Amsricsn hseces continued in fair request
while foreign remained inactive
FsEIoa1s-The rate: BY the hrst class vesseis ant
asa for grain in sacks Transient ships as es was Of
fsring to-day took some engagements Of -four at g. Cd
firm and engage rents for Gotten made at q Sigh
reduction former rates To London the packets con
tinue to demand tull prices.
REAL EsrArr AT AuCrfoN--2l lets north side
18Th street near 9th avenue, together 45.6x6o-
story ,' brick house No 90 clinton Place. aisHx w
. .
story brick house and store 2sh street, be-
:. tween I'd and 81 avenue, aoxos ............ ass
. story brick house and lot No 2S2 Broome street
l9xsO $4,000 "'v@
l lot south east corner Broadway and Both street,
285xSo az. ................. l,so
l lot east side Broadway, next to corner Of 30ih
street, as 5xs22 l,sV
story brick house and lot south side Oath street,
near Madison square, 20 feet by half the block. 81
story brick house and lot adjoining, same size. 1000
fIontios washington Square asxiia. 800. 10 9o'
] Rpo0 II IN
Clinton and Henry streets, each 22:llxl00, each
sow. 80
Two lots adjoining, same sze each $685.. l,Se