The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-14
CITY TRADE REPORT.

SATURDAY, March 12-6 p. M.
AsHN.-50 bbls. changed hands at yesterdays quota
BRRADsTuYs.-F1our seemed more active, and rather
sperfne No at - s7A 81 5O ordinary to choice State
at 81 IS IS; mixed to fancy Western at 81 93H IS
at So SIS IS fancy Genesee at IS oeiS IS siS:
fancy Ohio at % % IS 371 favorite Southern at IS
Genesee at IS 20 IS and fancy Southern at SIS rs
ST rs per Dbl Corn meal, wheat and barley we're un.
changed There were $500 bushels rye taken at about
demand AZ 4sc Soc per bushel Corn was in better re-
quest and steady The days operations included "a 600
white and yellow, per busheL
CoAL-About 40 tons Liverpool camel obtained,
CorrEE extensively dealt in. The days move
ments embraced 1870 bags Java at IL &c IL &c Il $50
RIO, at sIc. axe and 90 Maracaiho at ono. 9kc
corroS salss to-day were about 7oe bales, and at
prices exhibiting an easy market.
FRnGnTs.-To Liverpool flour was at D. 3D., grain at
I'D, cotton at I'D, and 20 tons old scrap iron
taken at 27s: 3D. To London 100 tons lard were
taken at us i'd To Glasgow -four last taken at 3s
vessel was taken up for Cenuegos 40 per 100 lbs
There was nothing new in rates for California
FRuT.-sales made Of $50 boxes bunch rnsins at
81 20 50 So 4oe cluster do at 81 so 81 SAX and IS
Hay retailing at 81 a 81 1914 per 100 lbs
Hops-some 20 bales changed hands at 2lc. 23c per
LEAD "A parcel of 20 tons Spanish taken at 80 50
per 100 lbs.
isx-Holders of Rockland claimed 81 for common and
MoIAssrs The sales were confined to so hhds mus,o-
yado, at 4c, and so common Porto Rico at &c. per
gallon.
NAVAL sroREs-Turpentine was inactive Sales were
made OF eco bbls common rosn at 81 So and 200 bbls
0usIhe days transactions did not reach over 8 600
gallons linseed at 7ac 200 olive, at 81 20 gallon,
aud eco baskets do. at 81 IS cash.
PRovsIoSs,-Pork continued inactive. There only
ESQ hbls new bought at s6 sl5 rs for prime and $6
rces Warren Stages extra cured hams at l4c and 100
terces McErdes plain do. at 10ysc per h. About 428
yored buyers The sales included 300 bbs at IS sSHs
% s1h Tor country prime; 30 30 So 10 for city do;
do 100 bbs good bes have been 20 sod 40 Tr 1
go lbs. SOU - 80 ~
real EsrAr-sales at Auction by anthony J. Bleeck-
erhouses and lots Nos. 2S3 and 2s5 West Seventeenth
street. 25xe8 SO 500 house and lot l72 Fast Twenty
fourth street 25x9s $4,000 lease Of house and 200
Spring street. so feet from varick street. 25110O s3o0
frame house 100 Mercer street. II feet Prince street.
2ex9ss 70 700 dwelling house and lots st. Johns
street Astoria, 1920. Brooklyn property.-By James
Coleframs house and lot Flushing avenue, d feet
from Clason avenue lot 25xl03 house 25x42 with house
ing avenue between Kent and Graham 100 feet
from former, lot 26xs0 O. house 20 26x22 20 81 800
place houses Hopkins street, 17.4x26 Wilson
place, 1929 lots Hopkins street 174x50 Wilson
place, lsxs2, including the space called Wilson place,
Rcr-55o tiercss we're bought at s4a 81 IS
soAr-We heard that 40 boxes CASTLE found buyers
suoARs-saes have been made Of 100 hhds new Cuba.
At AZ sh 50 hhds Porto Rico, at ASK; and Is New
TAIIow.-fhere were 5000 lbs. purchased at OK ex
per ID.
TcBAcco.-Alot Of 81 hhds Kentucky was sold at 7,.c
perlb. -
WnkKEv There have been $40 bbls Pr son obtained
at 22A 23c. per galon-an abatement.
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
BY NEW YORK AND HARLEM Observation-Disclosures for the
Wsek-Miik 1905 cans; cattle, 1855 head cows, 81 do;
calves 2S4 DO sheep 440 do horses do hogs dressed
sIs7 lbs mutton and beef ,2s9 do; poultry IL pack
o. bushels other grain 1893 do feed, "a do POTATOES
IA DO opckwhest four % bags hats IS cases cider.
lumber, 10 tons marble DO ice, 40 do; paper 1eolS
reamsi wagons, 81 -four, 234 barrels.
BY NEW HAVEN RAnRoAD-296 packages cheese; IL do.
butter, and 22 bales leather.
BY ERIE acknowledging received to-day. boa. sun-
! posed to be detained By the storm.