The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-06

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Ass and wanted at 81 so for pearls, and
So rs for pots, per 100 lbs.
TRANSFORMATIONS doing better the days sales
included barrelsordinary choice State 1T 81
% So mixed to fancy Western at % 37K . 90, and
other kinds in proportion, with small lots superHne Ca
barrels mixed to fancy cv and extra southern at
3lo and 80 barrels rye -four At 90 Is 37h, and 100
barrels Jersey meal at "a 43z "a so per barrel
Wheat fair demand; sales reported Of 1000
bushels Canadian white Free at 81 15 900 do do in
bond at 81 S5 $500 Southern red at 81 o. and 600
SS 70, It
Western oats were more sought after at &c. Sc per
bushel Corn was :dvancng The tr.ns.ctons en-
and &c. %. for Southern yellow; round yellow vas
held At CSC. q 81.
CorroN sales embraced about 500 / 900 bales.
The market closed rather easier for most descriptions
CorEE.-The sales included 500 bags Of Rio at DC. q
,osc and 20 DO L oos ayr. g. 1915. .s
e. 5s halves st y ri 700 quarters at 7Sc.; and
engagements Of about to 900 bushels at
6Isd in ships bags and about 900 bales Of cotton
sscu change rates. TO london
els wheat engaged in ships bags at ID and 800 TO
500 bales Of hops at Id Two vessels engaged to
load with guano at the Chncha Islands, Of tons
and the other $50 tons for Valencia, SPAIN at f5 per
small vessel was engaged for the West Indies,
ou at $780, To California steady at soc. to
40c per foot Ts Bremen 100 tons logwood taken
at 2Os. and 80 bales hops at &c.
HAY.-The market was rather quiet, at roc
MoLAssE-rhe sales embraced about $50 bbls. new,
at 26c Q 27c.
NAVAL SroRxs-The sales embraced 125 bbls. spirits
turpentpe, at 46c AGO. cash; and 900 bbls common
rosin, at 81 se per 80 lbs, delivered.
RSCE-The market continued dull and sales limited, at
about Axe. q &c.
SueAR-The sales embraced about 100 hhds. New Or
leans, at &C 5ac and $50 do. Cuba, at Axe q be.
TALLOw.-The market was firm, but no sales OF mo-
snent transpired
TosAcoo In general is quiet and will probably remain
for some time; prices unaffected and rm Sales
&s hhds. Kentucky, at 6kc SLc.; rs bales Havana,
2ec 123 eases seed leaf at 5kc l2c; 81 do Florida
at 12c. q tic.
Hors-Thers was less doing in new, at &c. ssc per
LmE-Rockland was inactive at CSC. for common and
81 1875 for lump, per bbl
0iIs-Crude was quoted very unsettled by owners at
sperm per gallon but buyers not inclined to pay
30 much for either Manufactured kinds less
tive being held above purchasers limits. Olive varied
LITTLE linseed moderately inquired for at Sic.
&c. per gallon Lard oil was more sought after at &c.
90c. per gallon.
PRovISoSs.--Pork in better request. The opera
tons included 500 bbs in lots at S13 rs for and
SO rs prime per Dbl Dressed hogs attracted more
attention, at 6iac. 6Lc per lib. There were some
sales OF sugar cured hams reported At loc per To-
About 600 bbs lard realized 10sc for prime old and
sssc. 10hc. for new, per lb The sales OF beef
reached $50 bbls at previous quotations. Nothing new
occurred in butter or cheese.
WHIsKEY was quiet, being held above the views OF
buyers, at AZ. n 44c per gallon.
RIAL EsrArr-Salcs at auction-By r. II. Ludlow
Pudding and six lease Of lot 30 Chrystie street.
(ground rent 317s 81 lot south side Of Ninety
second street 460 Of Fifth avenue 25xlOO $50
lot adjoining Last 25x100, s345; lot north
side Of Nnetyseven street. 275 feet west Of Sixth
avenue, 2hx1OO.11, $685. lot on south side Ninety
eighth street. 2s5 feet of Sixth avenue 25x1001,
is2io; lot adjoining last, west sde 25x1oO H. $500