The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-01
CITY TRADE REPORT.

MONDAY. March 3l-b Y. M.
ASHES shade lower, with sales Of 100 bbl at IS
6p a 50 IS for pearls; and So SIS IL for pots.
BREApsTuFrs.-Flo was less active to-day but very
firm and for some descriptions rather better The local
trade were buying sparngly ond there but little
done for the East Some 500 bbls domestic changed
hands at 81 IS 81 81 for superfne No q 81 40 81 so
for state; 81 81 ~ 81 for mixed to straight Western
- 62 81 rs for straight to fancy ditto with good and
round hoop Ohio; 81 81 S. for pure Genesee; and
quiet and nominal, at s. 62 Southern was in steady
request at the advance with sales Of 100 bbs at 81 68
Rye -four closed firm with sales of 100 bbs at SO 81 So
a. Corn Meal better 100 bbls Jersey being sold at
SO 6. Nothing Of moment doing in Wheat, and prices
were quite nominal at 81 10 81 ID for Genesee 81 OF
81 0s for southern; 81 OF 81 % for Michigan and 95c
81 for Ohio 10000 bushels Canadian sold for export
to England at private bargain Rue has not varied
Oats were in limited request and tending downward
prices, however unchanged Corn remained quite
scarce and wanted. About 5000 bushels sold at eec
661sc. for new yellow and white.
-CoFrEE-There have been sales Of 800 bags Java at
12hc. 200 do Rio at 1880. 10isc.; and 100 do St
Domingo, at e94c. closing heavy and rather easier
CoTTos.-The sales were 2 200 bales to-day at quar-
ter cent decline accepted Saturday II holders
disposed TO make further concession, large business
would be done.
fREIcHTs.-There more cotton offering for Liver
pool and about 800 bales engaged 1874 Flour
offered about Ia while grain was nominal Id
a4iSd. Dead weight ranged at lbs Cd l5s to 2os the
latter for cheese To Glasgow about 900 bbls
gagged at L. "a for -four and Is for naval stores Cotton
to Havre duh at &c To California, clippers took
measurement goods at Goc.; common saers obtain
ing 4oc. a s5c
mas peen III Rooh regutSt, anu inc
market remained pretty firm. Some 900 bbs dis
posed Of at S1375 for Sl3 IL for old Sll62
new prime $40 l2 for old and $40 for two year old do
Beef ruled steady at 50 and S 30 for and SIS and
prime at which 80 Terce beef has been very
duh, and prices nominal Beef Hams quoted at SIS
SIS 80, without important sales cut meats have not
varied-a sale " 80 bbls hams made at ana SIC
Lard was more active and rm the sales reaching 400
bbls ut So and SIC. Butter and cheese less in
CURED for, and tended downward
RIAL EsTArr-The auction sales to-day annex -
House and lot lis Fourth street 2jxl00 $500 do
ner Chambers and Chatham streets. S.1O0; do
Second avenue, between Nineteenth and Twentieth
streets 22xeo $1,000; do Lexington and
Twenty fourth street lax60 $4,000 lot Eleventh
and 10th street, 25xl0O $50 lots adjoining
each 25x100, $3.50 each $3.50 Bukhcad on East river
third street and Sixth avenue. 2Tx0s 1855; adjoining
each 25x9s 300 each 81 500 l. Seventy fourth
street and sixth avenue, 2x9s 1926; adjoining 25x9s
1926, on Seyentythir street next Sixth
25xlO9, $3.50; adjoining. 25x1o0, S1T5; do. each
2jxlO2 10 each. $50; do, each 2jxl02 $50 each,
$500; do each 25x102-l5o each 81 020 do. 25xl02
S205; lots adjoining seventythird street each 25x02
30 each. $40; do. do, each 25x102-2i0 each S12O
do. do. each 25x102-265 each Sl325 do. do. each
25x102330 each. sGo; do do Seventy fourth street
Fifth avenue 27xee s525 adjoining. 25xss, $780, $780,
do, 2xes 1886; lots Seyenty-fourth street next
to fifth avenue. each 24xg2 500 each 81 $50; do
adjoining 25xgs, Sls5 each Sij do. each 25x9s 500
each, $3.50; IL do do, each sixss, s235 each S2s2o
do. do do. do, $500
TosAcco--We noticed transactions amounting to 40
bhds Kentucky chiefly Of the better descriptions at Dc
13c and 30 do Maryland at c closing with rather
more demand, Mt steady prices.
WfSys-The operations comprised about 300 or casks
Burgundy port. at 50c months; 80 clarct at So
a 81 % and 80 casks port, at sOc n 81 10