The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-02
CITY TRADE REPORT.

TUESDAY, FEB. Id Il. u.
AsHy. continued inactive but steady. 80 bbls wert
sold Al 81 ga - 6sai for potts. and s5 rs for pearls
BsMwAx.-2,OOO lbs. yellow changed hands at q xc
Per b., cash.
BuADsruYrs seemed pretty brisk and buoyane,
he general demand being aniInated, especially 1t
inside quotations, which holders not disposed 70
axe The days business embraced - 500 bbs-souf se
Aslh q .Ssf: superiine Nc 2 At - oSx ~ osx:
fancy Western at IS 564 IS U.s. common to good OAis
at s. s2a g sl mixed to fayorits Southern e 9
IS s. 9e4 fancy Genesee and Chic % G6sf - SIX:
extra Western At IS SIX 50 37E extra Geneses ct
50 20 20 SO; fancy Southern at % q IS whsas
varied little. About 600 bushels Ohio white were taken
at - ~. Rye and barley inanmate. State aAd
Western oats ruled plenty and heavy at Soc Gle Per
epshe Corn was saleaSs E, and uniform The S.s
Coi,Ta.Ihere have been GOO bags Rio sold, at ss<e
fRuir.-Included in the days movements we're 100
boxes bunch raisns at 81 IS ~ so 500 cluster do at
81 So; and 6, 900 lbs. Pecan nuts at &c.
CoTIoS--The market barely exhibits steady spect,
the sales to-day reaching 400 bales, at 10 decline
from the highest point Of the season. on saturday the 2d
ding fair New Orleans, Ike, aud good middling Mobile
l0ac.
while engagements were light 1000 bbls. flour wesu
taken at IS 3D. U.s. 3D. and about 10000 bushels corn
were engaged at lOd For wheat I'D in bulk wasAked
vessel chartered for London private terms The
clipper ship Stag Hound, for Cornis, about half
full The rates varied from 7sc to soc according to stage
OF loading There nothing to notice for Australia To
Havana cotton at &C. with ashes and rice at % and
SO.
HAy--Ryer was sparngly dealt in at 81 q 12H pr
100 lbs.
Hors-some "A bales were disposed of at &c a 2sc.
per ID
Is-Esstcrn were in fair demand at So so per thou.
sand.
I,srsalcs of 500 bbs. common Rockland we're effect.
MorAssix-here were 200 bbls New Orleans bought at
30&c per gallon Market dull.
NAVAL SToRts.Some 200 bbs crude turpentine real.
lied IS per $50 lbs. spirits do was held at &c. psr
gallon; and common rosin at 81 90 81 70 per Dbl.
ons-There have been only $500 gallons linseed pur
chased oday, at TIC. per gallon. Demand limited
PRovisioNs-Pork was plenty and heavy. lot a
1000 barrels new mess was sold 10 settle contract st
sl5ys for old prime; 16 $16f for new: $lSs for old
mess, and 1854 for per barrel Dressed hogs ana
picked meats we're as last noticed Smoked shoulders
and hams were retailing at &C. 9lsc and 12c 13c peg
b. There $50 barrels prime lard procured at lie.
per b. Pcef did not vary much the sales embraced Sc
country mess az So Is sli g. city at sis IS SIS; re-
packed Chicago at s13 So do extra do at ga rs e4
So Butter and cheese were unaltered.
RE-Sales were made Of $50 tierces ordinary to good
RAJ EsTArE-The auctions continued to attract .
number Of buyers who manifested an eagerness to obtain
portions of the property offered for SALE at prces indc
tive of regular though gradual rise in the value q
houses and lots We understand that the Messrs Apple-
ton, booksellers have sold their building No 200 Broad
way and purchased the Society Library building
Of broadway and Leonard street Mr. Ludlow, the aac
oneer has recently purchased for the Union Club two
lots or thercabout, on Fifth avenue, 1t The corner Of
Twenty first street, paying for the same $4,000 The
Chambers street so feet Chambers IFS deep and 70
Reade street, sold few days since. We earn
that the price paid for II was $4,000. We appeuo
a detailed report Of the property sold to-day.
BY A. j. Blocker two story brick front house, and
lot OF ground with stable In the rear known as NO. l0H
street SIS 200 lot in Fourth avenue cornee
Forieth street. 26xl0O 450 three do next adjoining,
81 each do south side Forty first street. 100 feet
from Third avenue 9S9x26. 81 100 three do IN Forty
fourth St. north side los feet from Fourth avenue eseh
25 front by 1904 each 81 COO do in Forty fourth st.
south side $50 feet from Fourth avenue Ss6xl6 fees
rear depth 1904 81 $50 do in Forty third street,
north side eighty feet from Fourth avenue, 25x10O.{,
81 COO 40 adjoining twenty-five feet front, forty
one rear, depth 1904, 81 900. BY A. H. Muler.-IAase
of two stores, 81 and 80 Maiden lane for twenty
years, with the privilege Of two renewals at yearly
rent Of or boh $2025 lease Of store rs Maiden iane
the period, 81 $50 store and lot 80 Maiden
lane 17xs, 250o; four story brick house and ho sixth
avenue, twenty feet from Twenty first steeet 20x1S
$69i5 two houses and two lots, % and "A GteenvtcA
street 3dAs5. $4,000. py Cole 4 Chiton.-}Rookiyn
property-tvc lots Bergen street. and Ave on pcsn
street, about midway between Rochester and Utica ave-
with two story frame house on each. lots ISs-
1H2 ~ $4,000 one lot Ice avenue, with THREE ssos
brick house, sSx1J Corner OF Ross street,, s3Eo.
SNp.--Ihere we're LIS boxes CASTLE taken ~ ioAe'
Hrl e,n.u. -
srer1s The DAYS business amounted to $40 bills yee
s,y and prison whskey, at "a 2Iisc, and Ax Soc'
4 ler ralicrS-e fur Their reduction. .
SUGAR 80 hhds. New Orleans were p roha'cd, az
81 5isc. per ib ,.o,1ar.
4 Der b.