The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-08

LxAD-Calens went stinay, at re, and Spanish at
MolAsEs.-About 200 bbs. New Orleans brought % c
per gallon.
MAppER--A small sale of prime ombro was reported
at ii &c. per ID.
NAVAL STORES remained inactive Crude turpentine
was worth IS SO IS rs per $50 lbs and spirits do,
Csc zoe per gallon but the movements in such were
rosn Sales made of TOO bbls. rosin at 81
77h 81 IS, according to quality.
0ns-Crude whale and sperm were unaltered. There
less inquiry for manufactured at old quotations
Olive quiet and unchanged Lnseed slightly favored
factors There ~ere sold IL 900 gallons-6 900 at 78c
and 1, 900, in lots, at 7Sc. zoe. per gallon
PRovsIoNs.-Pork tended downwards The days bust
ness embraced 400 bbls new, at SIS 62 SIS rs for
mess and sls 81 for prime, per Dbl Abou. $40 pigs
exc, and SIC 9zc per ID. The sales of lard CON-
prised 600 bbs, at 9ssc 1oc per h. Beef was more
at SO IS for prime and 50 s11H for country mess,
and s14 for rcpacked Chicago do, per Dbl Prime
beef was in some request and sy held at s2l s25 per
terce There 90 bbl beef hams sold at sl5 rs per
Dbl. Butter and cheese were unchanged
REAL EsrATE-Sales at auction, by A. H. Nicolay-2sory
brick house and lot No. 81 Roosevelt street 81 300 lot
Eighty fifth street, Fifth avenue 25xlo2 $500;
lots Sixty eighth street. Sixth avenue 25x100
each 1920; do Fifty fifth street Fourth avenue,
25x100 8, $3.50 and 5000; Wiamsburg-2lots Graham
avenue between Frost and Whers streets 24xl00 each
$3.50; do adjoining same size $210; gore do, 25 SIX
lot a aaa @
do Frost street between Graham and Smith
street 26x5o, each s175 Bath LIS lots each 6ox2oo
y
H. Muller CO. lots Fifty seventh street. near Third
avenue, each $780, $760$1 $40; do on Forty fourth
street, near Broadway, each 81 000-$l000O do do
81 $50; do. on Forty fifth street. Broadway each
81 86C-$7 44O do. Broadway, near Eighty fourth
street. each 81 010$2 020; five story brick house and
lot Fourth street, near Troy 80 750; lot on Thirty
seventh street Lexington avenue 81 $50; do
Seventh avenue Fifty fourth street 81 02o do on
Fifty ninth street Broadway, each 81 430-s5, 72)
do Ninth avenue near Sixtieth street, 81, 02O do.
do. do, each 81 100 81 125, 81 260 81 26O-s4 745
do. of Avenue and Eighty sixth street. 81, 300
do Seventy first street near Fourth avenue, each
81 060 50 40; do SEVENTEEN street Third
nue. each 81 050 50 $50; do Of Fourth avenue
nd SEVENTEEN street 81 $50; do Sixty street.
near Tenth avenue, each $685. CLIO. BY Anthony J:
Fourth avenues $500; do on 12th street in rear of
above lots $780, do Hath street 80 feet west of
Third avenue, $500; do do adjoining above $780, two
Third avenue lot 30x99 IT, IL n 275 4lots 1921
street $50 feet west Of Eighth east $240 three
story brick house and lot No $40 Sixth avenue, 50 700
113 East Thirtysecond street. s. 400 By B. A. Chiffon
Brooklyn Propery-House and lot Vanderbilt avenue
New Park avenue 23x92 feet So 000 three story
feet 600 house and lot No % State street 80 400
three story brick house and lot 20xl00 feet of
Woodruff and Hicks streets, $5,675.
RCE-There were 200 tierces taken, at "a 25 ~ so
per 100 lbs
soAr-Some $50 boxes CASTLE brought II Nc per h.
SUGARs.-The days business consisted Of 700 hhds.
New Orleans, at Arc nc. 100 Texas on private
terms, and SO boxes brown Havana at csc. per h.
ToBAcco-Sales made of IS bales Havana, at 21c.
24c 100 Cuba at private bargain, and 100 cases Ohio
SEKD-Clover but slowly taken at 1910. 10Zc.
per h. American fax scarce and nominal. No al
teration occurred in Timothy.
SPICES-Nutmegs were less abundant and held higher
say at 81 2215 81 rs per ID Other kinds remained
about the same.
TAIIow-We heard that 900 lbs prime brought 1910.
per h., which would indicate advance.
WHIsKEY-Sales Of 750 bbls. Jersey and prison were
effected, at &c, 271ac. 2Sc per gallon.