The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-10

CITY TRADE REPORT.
WEDNESDAY,, June 0-6P. n

WEDNESDAY, June 0-6 r. n.
Asnrs-Fsn to "a s1l 81 s715 for pots and So rs Q
IS 81 for pearls at which there 100 bbla sold.
BRrApsrrrrs-Florr evinocd considerable animation,
the days transactions incladns Is 700 bb supsrAne
Canadian with ordinary state Western aud Southern at
former prices fancy Ohio and Gcneec ut 81 81 10;
extra at 81 62f 81 a3 and extra Ccnesee at Sis7s
So G2' 100 bbls Jersey meal obtained nj SO I2
aud zoo pupcbeons Brnndywn- do Mt sloan ahate.
mont IN grain, the operations have been confined to
$500 bushels Cbicago spring wheat Mt 73c 81 900 bushels
unsound. western mixed With round and southern yell
low corn ut SEC 6oc, dc Gle aud 63ke. 6i9.c.;
vii h rome state oats at t21ac ~ 80 respectively.
CorrEr-l 600 bags Rio changed hands to-day Mt 94c.
Market steady
Co1rou Tho Americas advces were rather b. hi I'd the
expectation Of holders who toeay Appealed willing
seller. The business amounted to 7Go hales Mt 9c
ior nddrg uplands and oslc for New Orleans descrp-
tons
Frnr Ca,cssns Some 200 boxes Canton, 10 packs,
brought - 70, usual terms.
fntic,irs--ro Liverpool about 1900 bbs -four
engaged ut - lid; 900 bushels grain in bulk
reported at Id 4d about 500 bales cotton at 5-32d
3. lti. and 30 hhds tobacco Mt Dos To London an
ou'sde hip GOO bts Gour at L. Cd, and racket
engaged lot nj IL cd To IIavre the packet sail
The 1Oth was fun with cotton at ,6c 10 CalifTnia,
rates varied fom al to SOC per foot. measurement
Fauir 80 Sales OF 500 boxes bunch r;sns and 400 Va
ltncla do ecetod the former at 81 and the latter
on private terms.
Hay We heard that oO0 bacs river found a mar
kct, at co CSC per 100 h.. cash.
IfrP Within the pas week 800 600 bales American
undf,ssod ncludng lot previously ropo.tc) have
been disposed of at f1l7 90 $40, usual credit De-
InoN-.lbout 200 tons Scotch pig realized $40 rs q
$50. six months Market active
LnE favored buyers; 1000 bbls, common nockland
having been procured a' Soc.
MctAssEs.--But so hhds. Muscoyado were purchased,
at 25, &c.
OLs sales have been made OF 500 gallons oed at
&c per gallon. cash.
PRos.oNs moved to the extent of $50 bbls prime and
pork at SIG Slo and SIS 800 bbls $50 kegs
prime lard at loc 1o1sc. and Ike. with 100 bbis
prime and mess beef ct ssia s7s+ and Sieii S14-
the former rates.
Rcr There wcro 800 ticrcea ionght nj a. 12isa -
25 per 100 lbs. Demand more active.
RosIs "A ale Of 400 bbis. Wilmington common WAS
srors-l $50 mats cassin were old (by auc,ioo), at
Coo. four months.
and prison whkoy at 2O5 zo}ac. and y y ic, per
gallon. each Market firm.
SPfuTa TuRPfs TiSE-A parcel Of 800 bhls. OBJ.
tanned, at 4tc per gallon cab
ps.--somc l25 hhds Orleans fetched ! e. Do.
mand limited.
TALLow About 1900 lbs prime taken &c So q
Sac o light decline.
TrAs Did vary much At This fogsnoon's auction
green active eud black du. All OF The 1r,nsr and
few lots Of tho latter found buycrs OF tho previous full
figures.
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Bs Enc RAILROAD II Oh packages, III bis -four
zoo do eggs "a ticices hams IL bits ashes % hhis to.
bacco li6 sides leather ~ boxes and ca h cheese, and
IL sacks feathers
BY Nrw YoRK AHn Nrw uAves R.'tnoap.-6n pkgs.
butter AMI So do. cheese.
ashcs III pkes whibey 5G3 DO provision G3 TO- pork
10 do butter lard 10 bushels corn 500 wheat
TwENT1.T DWELLING HOUSES, A SroRY
TAVERN, AND SAw-MiLL IL ASHES Saturday
last. the extensive numbering mill, carried on BY
Mr.. James u. Dickinson, at Franklin Falls in the
south part Of this county, was entirely consumed
by fire, together with tweni y-;hree dwelling houses,
large store tavern, and large quantity of lum-
Der and other property belonging to the company
who owned tho mill For some days fire has been
running in the woods surrounding this property, and
on Saturday the wind rose almost to hurricane,
driving the fire in every direction, and fist that
all attempts TO check it fruitless. The princi.
pal sufferers by this fire are. we learn p Com.
stock, j. B. Dickinson, and Reese & Tomlinsou. Of
keeseyille, who were owners Of the property de-
stroyed At tho time of this conhagration. Mr.,
Dickinson was in Now York. selecting his stock of
goods. We have heard the loss estimated as high
as 100000, but it will probably exceed that sum.
although we hope may not reach il by Of thou-
sands. We do not learn any Of the property was
insured. Aside from the loss of property to indie
viduals this will provo heavy blow 20 the interests
ard prosperity Of the southern portion OF our co9nsy
which had just begun to awaken into life Since
the above was in type we have learned that about
fifteen other buildings, belonging to other indivdu-
Ais. wero DESTROYED by the fire. No insurance Md
lone (Fyankhn Coz PaNadinm,J wne3'