The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-10
SECOND BOARD.
CITY TRADE REPORT.

r. NJ.
ASHES were quiet so bbls changed hands at previous
BnEADsrurs.-Flour exhibited less animation, though
it was more freely offered at reduced prices The sales
No at 81 tx 81 n common to choice State at
common to good Ohio at 81 Is s6 and ether grades AZ
proportonate figures Canadian in request;
soahs9n s
ruled dun. Wheat in better demand; the sales EN-
braced 5000 bushels Ohio white at 81 co. and do
bushels were obtained At &c., Barley and oats remained
higher rates we noticed ssss Of s. bushels Il
CSC for mixed and white &C Csc for Jersey yellow and
&c. roc. for prime to very handsome Southern do
bushel.
CoTroN.-The sales to day were $500 bales, with
heavy market at our quotations.
'''''' D'- s ''1 Orleans oar e4y
Inferior sk.s sH.s a..
Low Low TO good good 1idd1ns 1Ss
Midi, 70 sood Il, 5snn. aoI l1h Tx
CArrR-At the Washington Drove Yard-Ofered,
$500 bseves, all from the South and West. Demand
tive and prices nrmer Our quotations shsw advance
on the Ssr Sas to last we
market closed lstG with about 100 head left over At
Browning's Flower Bulls Head)- market, 600 sheep
sS sheep aDS g IS 70
100 offered all sold from $40 to $50 to $s business
Bulls Head oaersd go beef cattle prices from &c. to
10c 60 and calves offered and all sold at $22 b0a
s5 to $50 also sheep and lambs offered all sold ID
to SIS for lambs. Market closed firm.
CofrEE-But so bags Laguayra were sold at a2<c per
FRur.-ssIes have been made Of 500 boxes layer
rasins at SO So 800 bunch do at 81 75 10 cases
dimes at 67c 7oc 20 boxes sheed almonds at 2Oc and
sFRnoHrs-po Liverpool Z, 400 bushels Of grain
gagged at Cd in bulk and about 800 to bales cotton
crI, Cd ~
hhds tallow at 22s. Flour nominal. vessel was
engaged to load at Quebec for Liverpool with lumber at
COO half chests tea at c 100 hhds sugar, at 81 100
hhds moasses at 81 200 boxes tobacco halves l2c
three quarters at l5c whoes at 2oc Another ship
engaged to load at Mrimchi for Bristol with lumber at
e. To London 38 hhds tobacco, were engaged at 30s
To Havre, cotton and bone were engaged at nc. To
California and Australia rates we're dull
HAy.-Was procurabls in small lots at 85c. eoc per
100 lbs
HoPs-Continued in good demand at 2oc dc per ID.
HoNEY-We heard that 10 terces, and 104 bbls Cuba,
in bond, were purchased at Al &c. per gallon.
LEAD.-some so tons Spanish taken at SO 10 per
IME-Rocklsnd was selling freely at oOc for common,
and 81 40 for lump per Dbl.
MoIAssr-There only 80 hhds Porto Rico sold at
Oms.-The market was very quiet. Some $500 gallons
linseed brought &c. per gallon Other kinds found
PRoyIsoSs.-Pork was still plentier and lower. Sales
made Of 500 bbls Western at sls 12 si3 IS for
pew occurred in cut meats Lard WAS rather spgud
The business comprised $50 packages at 9xc 1oc per
h. Beef attracted more attention. Sales have been
made Of 500 bb at IS 12K IS 75 for country prime;
Sc rs So rs for city do; 50 IS $40 u.s. for country
mess and S12 rs $13 for city do Wehave nothing adj.
dtional to report in beef, hams, butter cheese.
real EsrArE.-Ssles at auction-Brooklyn Property-3
lots Wilson street. between Bedford and Lee avenues,
25x10o, 100 each; do ON wythe avenue, between
son street. and do in Ross street. Wythe
avenue 26x100 $500 each; do on Taylor street, be.
tween Wythe and Bedford avenues, 2sx100 It's EACH
RE Only 90 terces, fair To prime, found buyers, at
- rs "a 82K per 100 lbs
SUGARs--We heard that but 90 hhds Porto Rico were
disposed Of at &c. . &c. per Id.
ToBACCo-A sale OF 80 cases Florida was made at 2c
40c. perib.
WHsKEy displayed considerable activity and frmness.
The sales reached S75 bbls. Ohio and prison, at 22c
&c. Per gallon