The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-12
CITY TRADE REPORT

III.
ASHES we're quiet but firm. The sales embraced 50
bSs at 50 56 So 62 for pearls and 80 for potts. per
HErswAx-some 800 lbs yellow were disposed Of OF
20hc n Soc. PER lb. .'H
BREADsrurs-Flour did not vary much. The home in.
do much at prevalent prices Sales have been made Of
$500 bills. Sour e.. 81, superne No. at 81 121a 81
e. ordinary state at s. seed DO e. = 8
Micbisan at "a es a u.s. straight do and do 81 75a 81
sl fancy DO: and do At s. sl4 g s7,s; common to
Indiana Michigan and Ohio at IS Is SIS rs: and extra
madam: southern appeared duh and asguid Sales OF
zoo bhs we're effected at 81 SIX IS 12 for mixed to
50 % fo' rsS g % 50 %
and 81 for superGe Pc bbl Corn meal was very spar.
ingy dealt in at 50 sas 50 for Jersey and IS for
The high rates claimed for prime parcels iced the
enquiry lot Of 15oo bushels Genesce white realized
81 20. Rye and barley remained the same Oats we're
actively sought after at i5c 47c for Jersey SIC 49c
Pcnnsy yauia and 46c soc. for state and Western
con ~ s a9t the
reached $4,000 bushels at &c., 60c. for damaged 60c
Gao for inferior to very good mixed and Write and CSC
Gee for yellow Southern, per bushel. ift iLf
CATTIE-At the Washing ton Drove Yard-Onsred, 1000
bee,es 500 Southern and Western, the remainder this
market is quite active, and prices very firm
Sales at from to 10 cents per Id. in quality About
loo head we're left unsod. At Browning Qower
b The ss
1Cc0 and all snd ut from SO so to 49, Cows and
calves 50 offered and all but 10 sold at from $50 TO S4s
At Chamhorlan's CIudoa River Bulls Head)-OIered,
$50 cattle All fod 1T prices ranging from &c. and &C. to
loc Per ID 30 cows ana calves offered ana all sold 1T
prices ranging ~ fson 80 TO soo ooo sheep offered,
lions firm and sales brick In the stalls at the stables Of
W. houce three superb cattie called
the soddard calves They we're raised ana led BY Moses
Stoddard Of Erie county, ten miles from Buffalo.
They weigh about 0co lbs each, and owned by
Mr. A. b. Gilbert Their ages are respectively and
years, and are al froa We told they are
going to te exhibited at the Worlds Fair, but win remain
at Chamberians stables or week or So when they will
ne taken up TO the crystal aiace Ihey came to Albany
X the s the
the State Fair at Utica They are noble animals all,
and credit to old Erie as they are to the State at
CotrEE pretty freely sealt in at full quotations.
Sales were made OF 500 bags jaws at 1c 200 Laguay.
ra OF SIC loc 200 Jamaica at $780, and 200 Rio ct
shc q sAc per 10. =
Co1roN-Ihe market was particularly o eal to-day
the bonsacuons reported not exceeding ouW paies.
SoPrERmoid rets,ied at oic. cash, per 10.
ofH n I. "a ~ as, - h co ~
@ zooo poxes soAed herring changed nands OF
''f ,oa " ~, pei
engagemenls noGern.e iovoo pmshelS gram wete "a
gged at IN pnik some small lots oil hour were en-
sageg 20 M up ~ - o su ooo 90 were aAen ~ -
ton enasred at d I'D but we could not trace f.
40 London imTeoiac IoSn wa scarce ana that oner'
s was eifner ior cafssd vessels or tnose 70 ar
rive 10 Havre rates were at No. for cotton, and SO to
$40 FOR ashes and rice 10 California rates were slack
and Quotations ranged from aoc. so';. rs tte ex'
tzsmes. there was moth ng new IN australian rates:
o Inn n az I ae u A' ~. az eo ouDeh i"'
at ~ 'o anu lyo &c. cluster do, at 81 o.. 49,,
nAa was sowiy Pur AZ oV 90 ooc o Ler W. os
1000. ;c W IN yiamand - d! sse and
held at sss . $40 per ton, from yard.
Lahs-ihe noinai 'a'uo u fas'ein was % PCT 'nou
sahu, poo.,.ra ro. rorer and aooror corrnors,,,
81 oo for common I and 81 50 for lump per bSI