The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-16

CITY TRADE REPORT.

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ASHES seemed quiet. The sales embraced so bbls.;
pots - esq., and pearls At SIS 56 SIS 6 per 100 lbs
BREADsrufrs Flour was much inquired for and con-
siderably dearer. The Atlantc's has had YER
favorable influence. The days movements comprised
lSlc0 bbls ordinary to choice State at SIS SIS u.s.
perfne Canadian SIS SIS 1917; mixed to fancy western
at SIS 121S IS 37is and common good Southern at
s. 121s SIS 371a About 100 bbls superfne rye flour
changed hands at 81 So Wheat tended Yards ad-
OF &c per bushe he'd on all kinds
to-day The opeIsons reached IL 200 bushels Western
white, At 81 20 81 o. 20 500 Canadian do at ST. Is
81 10; and 2400 inferior Genesee at ST 49, Rye was
desrer 1000 bushels realized ST. Barley varied little
1000 bushels ordinary were purchaged at TO- State
and western oats commanded 90 tsc per bushe Corn
was less plenty and desrer The transactions included
1850 bushels new Southern white at 50 94c and West.
ern mixed at 95 . 96c.
CATTLE.-At Washington Drove Ysrd-Onered 5000
beeves 15c0 Southern and Western the remainder from
this State The supplies very numerous aud more
than enough meet the demand some 400 cad
ing at the close and the market closing rath
er dull Sales Of good retailing qualities at from to So
cents per To- AT Brownings dover Bulls Head)-ofer-
ed 600 sheep and lambs all but 800 sold at prices rang
ing from 81 so to 81 90 SIS for the former aud to So
SO 81 for the latter Cows and caves5o offered, and
all sold ut from $40 so to $50 At Chsmberains (ud.
son River Bulls Head -0ered $50 beef catte all sold
from tote per lb Cows and calves--30 sale; all
taken at from Ss so to $50 Si5 Sheep and subs-
1900 ON sale all but 500 disposed of at from ST. SO to
25a 81 80 for sheep and 81 so to 50 % 81 for lambs
CorPER,-There were 500 lbs old bought at 2ic per
Corros-The Atlantc's advices have depressed the
market fully &c at which il is difficult to effect sales
oosFEr-saes of $50 bags Rio were effected at 91sc
Fnur-Thcre have been $500 boxes bunch rasins
taken at So 20 50 rs
FRrIGHrs RATES we're firm, and ship de-
manding higher prices Some small lots flour were on
gagged at IS Sd for Liverpool while Is Cd generally
demanded by vessels; and I'd Sd for grain; and 600
10 500 bales cotton were engaged at 16d To Glasgow
$50 bbs flour were engaged at rs Cd and 80 tons bark
at SOS To Havre, cotton was at &c. per ID, and
flour 75c per Dbl, with ashes and rice at SIS SO
Rates TO London were firm at 30 Cd asked for -four and
- for grain Rates to California were firm and &C.
tive at DOC to 81 per foot measurement
HAy.-Some so bales sposed of 12lL
81 25 per 100 lbs.
SLY so Sl25 for American undressed and sl45 Sl95
for do dressed, per ton.
IRoN-scoth pig inactive. Buyers offered S2S and
owners asked $50 per ton. six months.
LATHs-A good demand existed for Eastern Fat So Is
per thousand.
LIME was quiet Common Rockland was worth ST. and
Jumps 81 80 per Dbl.
MoLAssEs-Sales of 140lbs -muscavado were made at
l9c 2lc per gallon.
NAVAL sroREs-Nothipg occurred in crude turpentine
1000 bbs spirits turpenne fetched SIC 5Sc per gal
lon the latter being the closing figure and advance
Rosin was inactive, but firm.
oms-saes have been made Of - SEQ gallons linseed
at 6Sc. a Gee. per gallon fan Improvement.
fined to $50 bbls mess at SIS 25 S1S S7k and prime
at Sl5 So Cut meats and dressed hogs remained
stated Lard was and firm; $50 bbs prime sold at
msnd and $50 bbls found buyers at 81 IS 81 rs for
prime and SIS rs IS IS for There no change
in beef hams butter, or cheese
RIcE--There were l25 terces disposed of at 81 81
81 90 a per 100 lbs.
SEcARs.-The sales embraced 10000 Havana. part at
$40 s25; and 100000 Prr cipe, on private terms.
SoAP-150 boxes CASTLE, changed hands at 1890. per
pound
srrRITs.-Ohio and prison whiskey in demand, at
&c, but held at Csc per gallon, cash.
SUGARS ABOUT 800 hhds. nuscovado have been sold
ToRAcco--The sales included Al hhds Kentucky, at
Sac. a 71ac. per lb. Market quiet but fem.