The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-28

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CITY TRADE REPORT.
THURSDAY, Jan 27-8PM.
ASHES ruled ARM 65 bbls. taken at - 6Sai for
pots, and IS rs for pearls per 100 lbs.
TRANSFORMATIONS appeared in moderate demand
both for consumption and export at previous prices The
days sales reached II, 800 bills; at - sl4
choice State at - co. mixed fancy and WESTERN
at % es; common to good southern, at IS 82h
extra western at s6 81 u SO 3D. and extra Genesee
at S. rs So 37H per Dbl Wheat did not vary much
The business embraced 500 bushels southern white Of
sound old Genesee at ii 49, Rye seemed in demand at
e0c.; State and western oats at Soc Sic per bushe
request The operations ncuced "a 900 bushels in
ferior to prime southern white and yellow, at Csc
7cc per bushe
COFFEE was sought after cargo Of O. 500 bags
Bahia he first large lot Of the kind offered in this
MARKET was purchased to day, at ssc per b Holders
CorToN-lhe Arctics advces so contrary to the pre-
dicons of SPECTATORS has caused sagnant market to-
bales at about c decline from the highest point of the
season, on Saturday the 22d inst The market is still
nearly cent too high to justify exporters entering for
South bring large again increased estimates for
the crop The idea Of short moderate supply from
this time forward seems to have passed away. Double
the number Of steamers bringing in steadily only half
cargoes the last FIVE consecutive weeks, as have
heard reiterated the reliable authority and con
rmed by the telegraph to have answered quite
well as the Oldfashoned manner Of overlooking few
boats as the weekly receipts under 100 600
bales. Telegraphic mpedmens to the laws Of trade do
not answer the reaction being greater than the impulse
If there is short supply made will ascertain it,
FRNGms- Engagements were light but rates to Liver
pool were firm 5000 bushels engaged at Id
in bags, by the steamship Andes, and some -four
private terms supposed to be at 3d. 3s. 3D. and 800
boxes cheese were engaged at aS There change
rates were steady at IS eoc and at 81 IS asked
by American vessels for Australia
FRur.-The sales embraced $50 boxes layer rasns at
50 80, and GOO bunch do. at 81 rs a 81 80.
HAx-A h.aited inquiry prevailed for river at u 81
hoPsseme 20 bales new found purchasers at zoe a22c
Fer h., cash.
LA1ns.-Easern less sought after, at 81 so per
MoIAsas-sales Of 400 Sbls New Orleans effected
at SOC s1c. per gallon.
NAVAL sroREs. Common rosin was held at 81 e6 81
70 Dbl The sales Of turpentine consisted Of 1000
bb crude at IS per $50 bs and coo bb spirits 73c
76c. per gallon-an improvement
scarce and held at 81 20 per gallon Some 900 gallons
linseed fetched 71c. q TIE. per gallon.
Provisions was in better request factors having
made slight reduction in price The sales reached 500
prime At $40 and Old At SIS SIX asi5 ss barrel
and 200 barrels lard at Ike 11Xc per h. Beef
saeabe and uniform the business included 400 barrels
CO 81 prime sso sy .is si5 Ss
hams and butter and cheese, we're unaltered.
REAL EsrA1E.-The Merchants Exchange the scene
to-day Five auconeers held sales Of real estate in the
rotunda which we'll attended, and proved that pro-
pery was as much sought after for investment
We append detailed report Of the salesNew York pro-
perty-By A. j. Beecker-The brick house and
lot of ground known as No 81 Bank street Is It. east OF
store and lot 8S Cedar street in close proximity with
Broadway and the Post Office $40 600 also, the houses
ngon street and Nos 81 3d. IS and 81 vesry street in
GLIDING and comprising about ono third OF the
bloc6oNo as sold for IS oGo NO Az for ~ 100 4ie
$4,000 IS Vestry 81 800 So and 81 each Sc 400 lots
on Lexington avenue between ThirtyGfth and Thirty
sixth str Gets 81 500 the 2twostory and attic brick dwell
ing houses Nos 10 and ~ Iaght St. between Greenwich
and Washington SITS lot at 81 300 the other 81 200
ground No Gs Murray street rs feet west Of College
place. house Is by about As feet 500 the property
occupied by Herring as safe store No lo Water street
corner of Depeyster lot 10 feet inches 'front.' il feet 10
inches the rear, by 4S feet inch in depth, $4 OO0
lot with two brick buildings in front and number Of
frame buildings the known as Nos. 81 and So
Elm street. the whole plot 54 feet front So feet the
by 81 feet in depth side and IS feet in depth
the other side $780, three lots on tho east side OF
Lexington avenue between Fifty sixth and Fifty seventh
streets commencing "a feet inches south of Fifty
enth street each lot being in size 20 feet front and
by 100 feet in Depth each 1915 also lots of ground
the south side Of Sixty street between Lexington
and Fourth avenues commencing 80 feet east of Fourth
avenue each lot being 20 feet by 100 feet inches in
No 9S Barrow street the lot 1874 feet front and by
SO feet in DEPTH the house 1917 feet by 3S feet in DEPTH
lot No 95 the lot size above, the house 1874
feet by 81 feet So 875 the lot in fee, with building
thereon No. 80 Warren street lot 20 by 20 feet
Harrison and Staples streets lot 2S by 70 feet 50 800
BY Adrian II. Muer-Ihe American Bible House, No lis
Nassau street. being in front Ma street Oh feet
inches in the Theatre alley % feet inch by lol
feet Il inches deep the northerly and 102 feet
inches on the souherly side containing about 10 goo
fppi8 four 0fe fnp
Thirty second street 200 feet west Of Eighth avenue
each 25 feet by 9s feet nches two at $50 and two
at So 500 each seven lots the northery side Fifty
ninth street between Broadway and Ninth avenue, com
mencng 100 feet east of Ninth each 20 feet by
southery side Sixeth street. of the above, and OF
the dimensions, 1856 to $3.50 lot on southeast
Of Broome and Crosby streets together with the
four-story brick house thereon, fronting on Broome
street. and brick building OF said lot
fronting Crosby street. together with right OF over
of Effect running across rear lot 70 by
19 IT, COO four lots the east side Of Ninth av 6Ot
ii Of Sxteh street each rs by lOO 81 1913 to 81 $3.50
By Albert H. NicolayParcel of ground in the Twelfth
gether with the buildings thereon, which said lot is
bounded and contains follows Commencing 125 feet
east from the point forming the southeastery corner OF
the ners econ of Eighty sixth street and Second ave-
nue. containing 25 feet in 'front.' 25 feet and inches in
the rear l57 feet So inches the eastery line and l5f
feet and Il inch the westerly line, S1,325 BY VIM
H. Franklin-Executors sae-The house and lot No. Is
Cornela street.-the lot is rs feet front and rear by %
feet So 2l5 also the house and lot No. y C Cor EN-,
street adjoining the ABOVE io 20 oy 30 ieet tne
two story brick house and lot of ground No 80 Essex
street near Hesterthe lot is 25 feet front and rear
by 1C0 feet doeptems 20 per cent may remain mort
gage $3.50. BY Cole Chton-A farm of 200 acres,
the Raritan river three miles from railroad depot at
SOP PER acre; $12 eos.
RIcE-The operations comprised 225 casks inferior to
fair, at So 20 a So S71s per 100 lbs
SraDs-Were in moderate request at 10lc 101sc for
clover per b. and 81 80 for American rough fax per
bushel
srlRlTs.-some 600 bbls. Jersey and prison whiskcy
change ed hands at "a c and 25 &c 25 per gallon
SoAp-About 100 boxes CASTLE realized 10c per lb
SuGARs.-Sales have been made of 300 hhds. New Or
leans at AZ sac, and so do muscovado at DC per lb
TArLow.-There we're 900 lbs. purchasedat ga Csc
per lib