The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-01
CITY TRADE REPORT.

THURSDAY, March 3l-6 Il, NJ.
ASHES not extensively dealt in, though remain
ing quite saleable and firm. There have been so bbl
bought at SO 5eh IS 62h for pearls, and "a S7 for
BEmwAx.-American yellow was in light supply and fair
demand, at zoe. q 30c. per h.
MISUNDERSTANDING there prevailed less an
imatpg home and export demand tor all kinds, arising
from the unavoidaby imperfect report of the Nagaras
news, published in this mornings HERALD the market
The quantity arriving pretty ample but it being
freely stored and the stock was not eagerly tendered
81 IS 81 s7, ordinary to good State at 81 e2h 81
75 mixed to straight Indiana and Michigan at 81 6ssf
s4s7h; common to good Ohio - e2h "a s7h favorite
81 esN fancy Genesee at 81 s7ha So 12K fancy Ohio
at 93A IS 1ssl; extra Genesee at IS rs IS S71s
with extra Indiana Michigan and Ohio at IS 12 SIS IS
per bbl Canadian was quiet and nominal at 81 sia a
"a SIX per Dbl We understand that many factors aban
donng this market have concluded to ship their supplies
their account In this way, 5000 bbs have been
sent out of the city within few days Southern tended
upward The receipts have fallen Of and the stock was
and urgent leading to larger business, and
higher prices Sales were made of $500 bbls at 81
s716 So l2h for mixed to good; IS 121s IS so
for favorite; and s. 90 a 80 e2h for fancy, per
barrel Rye -four was inanimate, at 80 6SX a
SO rs for fine and 81 for superfne per Dbl Corn meal
The ae. Of the dey 100 Sb at
ey and 50 80 for Brandywne per Dbl Wheat attracted
more attention from consumers and shippers who bought
freely of the finer qualities at improved and rising rates.
Recent English advices have had very salutary inHu
upon the market for this article which, under other
circumstances would have grown more abundant and
deprecated The sales effected since last report
written have been 200 bushels prime Genesee white at
81 20; rs 600 Western do at 81 Is 81 IT, and 1000
Western red, at 81 o. Rye was rather unsettled.
sale Of 800 bushels in the ship reported at $780, but
holders generally centendcd for 90c and per bush
ell Barley was in better supply and slack request at
64c Csc. per bushel. Oats in active demand, at
44c Acc for Jersey 45c. 47c. for Pennsylvania, and
acc 49c for Canadian State and Western, per bushel
was inquired for at rather higher rates The
stock was not excessive, very freely offered Home
BUYERS we're inclined TO curta their purchases while
porters eyinced stronger inclination to operate The
day transactions amounted to 40 900 bushels at Sic.
6Oc for damaged 6Oc &c. for mixed, and 62c 66c.
for ordinary to prime Southern white and yellow per
bushel
Coal was less in demand, at 81 so IS for anthra.
cite per tom and IS SO 50 for Liverpool orre per cha
dron.
CoYFrE-The trade inquiry fair and increasing and
the article retained its former value and upward tenor
Sales have made OF $50 bags Java at IL &c $50 La
guagra at 97sc 10c.; $50 Maracabo and 500 Bolivia,
on private terms 1900 Rio, at 94c 9c. and $50 st.
Domingo chiefly for export, at SIC. perth.
CorToN--The Niagaras advces are construed
markably favorable The business in the line to-day
hbited advance Of i6c.a &c. per b. with sales Of
near 3, 900 bales.
FIRE CRACKERS We heard that 100 boxes Canton 40
packs deliverable two months hence were sold to-day at
81 SIS, usual credit,
Fmeurs.-Rates were steady. To Liverpool about 500
bales cotton were engaged at 1924 for compressed TO-