The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-17
CITY IRADM REPORT.

NEW YORK, FRIDAY AFTERNOON, feD 10
The produce markets continued to be paraly zed by the
scarcity of vessels and high rates of eigh There
little abatement in prices but parties holding orders
unable to fill Them vessels could be engaged.
Purchases made the part of buyers chiefly
fined to the picking of small LOTS freghts could be
obtained to "ill out" terms 80 favorable as to
justify holding them in till opportunity should
offer for shipment Many vessels have been taken up to
arrive, among which the Missouri, from the Medi-
teranean All the Marsellss line Of packets are with.
drawn fast they arrive and engaged for Liver
pool. similar diversion of vessels is going on with
vessels sailing the trade countries other than Great
Britain withal, too, the government continued to be
competitor for vessels to proceed to the coast Of Mexi
CO. Although the Cambria's was anxously waited
for the markets would be very brisk vessels to be
had, and on more favorable terms
AsHEs-The market steady, and we report so go
barrels Pots, sold at 81 s7hc Pearls were held at %
5Oc .
BEEswAx-Further sales were made of yellow at 26K
Cents. -
BRrApsrurYs- Flour-Large holders remained 6rm,
at figure above 81 25 We report sales Of about u to
Geneses in small lots at 81 as, and 1000 do, deliver
able the opening Of canal navigation. at 49, lot Of
Richmond was held at So SIX. while SO 10 was offered
Howard street. BALTIMORE The market closed rather
firm, though little was done. Wheot-The market was
firm and held at from 100 to ITO l7o cents Inc latter
There was little change to note IN and sales were
made to the extent Of about 80 600 bushels OF which
yeii.w, immediate delivery. at leo cents, and the
mninder vary ing between s5 and 90 cents Corn Meal
We report of barrels of New Jersey at S. l2
cents Brandywine was held at s. %. Rye was nomi.
nal at % cents Barley was inactive The last sale Of
superior lot made at SO cents Ordinary qualities
offered at lower rates. Oats were firm New Jer-
sey as cents. and canal at 4s 40 cents. White p
Beans offered at 81 81 per bushel.
CorToN-The same quiet market continues. Holders
and buyers disposed to woit ater adyces before
to sensitive than tine higher grades holders
of the latter exacting better rate IN proportion
seemed influenced by the belief that Congress might
before rising impose duty on tea and coffee As its
10 hold back m the rssut could be- Rio
was held at ~ aud &c. without sales OF consequence
being reported
FmH-Ths market continued firm. Dry cod was steady
at So CO. No change in msckerel
Fnuir-AbOut 1000 boxes raisins damaged, sold at
81 As.
HEMP quiet at $40 $lI5 per ton.
INpIGo-Tbe frmness previously noticed was main
LRAp-The market was steady at 81 3lI a 37js.
MoLAssss-Hoders of New Orleans were firm at SIX
cents Some few hhds were sold at SIC; some lots w.
J. were held at soc.
NAVAL sronrsThe arrivals of spirits turpentine have
been lorger but holders firm at the sdvance pre-
vousv noticed Transactions i'll other articles contnu
ed checked by high reights.
Ons-Linseed continued firm. Winter strained oil
was held at ITO ll5 No change in sperm or crude.
PRovsIoNs-The market was very quiet and no sales
reported worthy Of notice Mess Pork was quoted at
Lard Leland. sold yesterday at &c 9Ac-hoders were
firm at &c.
son Of high treigh,s.
SEEDS Clover was firm at &C. Timothy at $40 per
barrel, and Flaxseed at $40 10 per terce-$li was
asked
sueAamThe market continued 6rm and we report
sales oil 2oO bids New Orleans SC SAC for prime.
TALLow-The market continued firm at sxc q &c.
TosAcoo-Ihe market steady for Kentucky Leaf at
Sc &c
WHALEporE-Was dull at 34c for N w., and at a61sc
FhrIeATs,A vessel was engaged to proceed to Nor
oik, va and TO load with grain at 30d per bushel for
Liverpool and if she up the James River load
S2d Engagements Of grain made TO ireland at 27d
OF -four and afterwards to Liverpool at 2sd Tor
grain, and rs Cd for -four, while S. was asked To
Hayre, 40c aa asked for grain, and 81 62x 81 70
for -four, TO London, IS Cd was asked for hour, and
IS 90 for heavy goods
REAL EsrAvs AuerIoN--Brick house and lot
NO 100 9th Avenue corner 9Th street "a sx17 $777s
DO DO No io:' do do. 1850
Brick house and lot No. 9th st, in rear Of above
Lot asi OH st, s4lixss $3.50
story FIRE proof store and lot No So FraskOrt st,
story brick front house and lot No. vane. '''
twenty four and half year.: lease of lot No. as
Two story brick house and lot No. sis 9th street.
Two STORY brick front house snd lot No. SO Bar. '''
palmo's opera House. he lot with building ''''
thereon, known Palmo's Opera House, In
1S feet front snd rear feet deep a. 600
lots with buildings thereon south side 18th
ST. near OH avenue, together 54x92. $3.50
street, % by 100. ................ 10000
Thee story house and lot No 81 Pearl st. 2Sx76 10000
street, a5rs7 s. .................. 1880
lnIee story house and lease Of lot No "a Clinton
Place, 25xIoo .................... -. 1900
ae.l by 100. .................. $500
way. by $40. ..............'. So. 1900
Three story brick house and lot No. 81 Christie
Three story brick house and lot No, e5 Rivington
st, 20 BY 100. .................... $500
BhooKLyr.-One story frame house and lot No. 81
Nassau st, Brooklyn, 26Ss4. 2.sa5
House and lot corLes Doughty and McKenny
SITS, 2slo by 70. 200
st aiio by 70. 1920
NnwAsK 8 story house ard lot No. lao Broad
ST. Newark 81 by III. ................. $500
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