The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-03
SECOND BOARD.
CITY TRADE REPORT.

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AsHEs.-But 90 bbls. pots and pearls were sold, at
81 S71S a SO per lbs.
raons consisting of 1880 bbls Canadian state West
ern, and Southern at previous rates. fancy Ohio and
Genesee at 81 37 81 49, extra Ohio at 81 rs Sc O6,
and extra Genesee at SIS So IS. Nothing additional
occurred in rye -four meal Some 1900 bushels
red Long Island wheat were taken at 95c; 5000 bushels
River rye at 7tc nc. with $4,000 bushels unsound,
81 &c, and about the former figures Barley and
oats remained unchanged
day at 9hc. and 400 Maracaibo at private contract
CoTToN-The market continues dull-sales too incon-
siderable nr 70 DC WORTH reporting t;r0 e,, a.,
WHICH prevailed throughout May, has at length abatcd
cothiers sti buying and jobbers buy all the
they meet with at old prices Brown cottons the
most active mostly for shipping, and ad RANGED prices
freely given. Heavy brown sheetings are now 71ac.
Bieached goods are plenty. and dull, but firm. Brown
drills are steady, at 7ac.. though the demand
prices are rather higher DENNIS are in limited demand
at steady rates Stripes and ticks quiet Printing
cloths have advanced Is &C. selling at ga Sc de-
mand moderate. Prints not active, but prices
steady Ginghams still in demand, at 101ac. for both
Lancasers and Glasgows Lawns inactive but prices
pany will offer their stock at auction in August, it
appears and the announcement is made thus early to
check foreign importations Cloths quiet but firm
All lots at low prices taken readily by both specula
tors and obber The advices by the Cambria respecting
wool have led to increased rmness for it is impossible
for wool to decline under the diminished supplies from
Australia which may give rise to some demand for wool
to ship after the crop arrives Cassmeres selling
freely, the spring styles at reduction summer
styles are firm. satnets not brisk but firm in
price Tweeds and jeans dull without any giving way
in prices which already low Fannels continued
tive. at full prices. Blankets also in request The
prices Of woolen and cotton dometics destined to
rise in the fail Over production has been checked and
the increased price Of the material prevents replace
ment OF stock without advance ehigh price of wool
will materially check the manufacture this
mer The near by and city trade buying fair extent
especially Of seasonae goods which Keeps the jobber Of
active. Ia lps are he
coming fewer every day but prices mproying-even
barege de hines which sell at such great loss cost of
Importation show slight Improvement above the lowest
point OF their depression Prime silks and ribbons
very firm at the recent advance-the latter
German cloths held more firm. The enhanced value
OF wool in Europe will act against the foreign
facturer than the home Silk velvets high
French cacoes are dull but firm The demand for goods
in Europe to arrive here in the fall is said to belarge The
shipments from Liverpool to the United States show
large decrease in linens; but increase in plain and
printed oalicoes cambrcs muslins and laces French
goods will arrive here in the fall in greater abundance
than both home and foreign account Our deal
er like to make their selections and will not wait for
trust to the chance of the importers views and tastes
which seldom suitable to the taste and fancy Of the
consumers present light but the pre-
for dry goods generally anticipated from the South in
consequence of the wide distribution of funds from the
large crop of cotton The spring trade deprived Of
this essential demand to good ordinary trade and stocks
must be low in every Southern market. The shipments
Of dry goods to California have been renewed all staple
domestics have been shipped freely there goods ua
BILE to their fall season going forward
FREIGHrs.-Rates more steady for Liverpool but en-.
gngements light 200 800 bbls. -four taken
at Id and small lot of cotton at 5-32d Grain was ut
Id in bulk asked with some rosin at Is There
change in rates to London. To Glasgow 500 bbls flour
manding 5Sc for cotton. small British vessel was
chartered for the Pacific to load with coal at S4 per ton
There was no alteration in rates for California.
fIsH.-Cod and mackerel ruled quiet 140o boxes No.
l. and scaled behring's, realized 81 "a and Coo.
HAy-About 600 bales river have been procured at 90
a Coo. per 100 lbs.
HoNry150 tiercss Cuba were purchased for shipment
on terms not ascertaned Small lots for home COM
msnded 52hc. per gallon cash
lRoNA further parcel OF 100 tons Scotch pig was OBJ
tanned at $40 rs, usual credit.
LrAp.-somc $500 pigs Galena have boon sold since
our last IN part at $SIa an. adya n,s;. % ooor n
spirits of turpentne white rosn 500 bbs crude tur
pentne changed hands at private bargain and 100 bbs
North County common rosn, ahoat at 81 Nh.
Oms.--Among other transactions, we observed 1000
gallons nseed at &C. and $50 baskets olive at SS-cus.
PnosroNs did not vary much the day business having
reached 800 barrels rumps prime and mess pork at S16
$leS sl6 and S17% SIS; 700 barrels fair to prime
ST. and $40 Sl$X with $50 tierces prime mess do,
at about SIS 80, respectively.
REAL EsrATE.--sales by aucton--1 lot on corner Of
114th street and First avenue $780, do Hath street
adjoining $3.50 do on First avenue Hath street
$500; do, 1910; do, $40; do, 1910; do, 1910;
do on ll4th street between First and Second avenues
each $685., 1905; do each s2i5 $780, do corner of
First avenue and 10th street $3.50; do First ave-
adjoining each s24o 81 44o DO on 1l5th street,
$780, do Of First and Hath street. $780,
| do on Hath street adjoining, $245
RIcr--l00 casks disposed Of at 81 1919 81 2j
per 100 lbs Market unatered
SgGARs Sales of 100000 German were effected ct
So so so, usual credit
srrnrrs-we heard that 500 bbls. Ohio and prison
whskcy found buyers at 2od 2O2c., and Ella Il ci
slight advance.
housekeeping the purchase Of 200 boxes brown
Havana at 5H 5l,c. nothing transpircd
ToDAoco-About 20 hhds. Kentucky brought 4la &C.;
and - cases Florida, at 10 221Sc. Market tirm.
RECEIPTS PRopUcE. -. :,
By NopTH RivER BoArs.--25 100 bbls Hour; a1y 90
ashes; 235 do whkey ~ do beef SIS do pork ~ 90
hams; 51i do provisions; S63 do lara oioV ou'ns'
c0an, ~ ~. v~4..y