The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-02
CITY TRADE REPORT.


AsnEs-100 bbls changed hands at former rates.
Transformations advanced l21 1ss<c. per bbl,
with faes Of 10000 bblsordnary to choice State at
So S1h 50 25; mixed to fancy Western at % l21s
50 50 and other kinds in proportion There also
mon 10 good in bond and 50 SO 50 62 for good free;
1900 ibis Southern chiefly mixed to good at 50 12k
50 0 200 bbls rye -four at So for fne and 81 25 FOR
perne with 400 bols Jersey meal at 50 81 a per
Dbl Sales made OF @ 900 bush Upper Lake wheat at
81 ST. 200 bush rye at 81 25 and small lots State
Western oats at 10 75c. per bush The days traosac
tons in embraced $4,000 bush. at 10 7ec for
merchandise; 40 SEE. for mixed western; IS 81 for
round yellow; 81 $50 for Southern white; So for wes
tern yellow in store and 81 Sac. for Southern yellow
per bush.
CorIIEThc sales embraced 400 mats java at 14c,
and leo Rio at 10Ac
Ce1roS.-The market languid, with limited sales.
with tendency in favor Of the buyer, especially 70
rsheMRa at 81, were Inactive shinDss. Ss!t
bushels wheat In bulk engaged for Liverpool 1T Cd
Some cotton reported at I'D, while -four nomi
nal at 2s and lot Of naval engaged pri
2s and 800 bbs provisions at g. 3D. To Havre cotton
was at sc. and bore at nc The ship Wllism Penn,
taken for California was loaded with coal mt SIS and um
Der s26. Measurement for the destination 1t
45c. a Soc. per foot
HAY was needed for shipment ut &c. per 100 lbs
HEMP.-Messrs Lewis S. Morris Co. have furnished
us with the suboined report of May business 80 Our
market for American hemp has been extremely dull da-
ring May Our stock the LIST ult consisted Of only
90 bales undressed and 2T6 dressedoget 3l bales
The receipts during May embraced 374 bales undressed
and s44 bales dressed-toaI 22Is bales The months
sales have been confined to 1874 bales undressed At
s2l5 a S240, and 500 bales dressed at $3.50 a
$210 for medium, $500 $3.50 for fine, and 1918
a $500 for extra and choice hand dressed, per ton
From second hands, sales made Of old crop
dressed at s210 $2l5 per ton, and two three
small lots exported TO England The stock in rst hands
at this date consists Of 1895 bales undressed and 6l8
bales dressed-together, 1868 bales, mostly held at
$215 1920 for undressed, and $3.50 $3.50 for
medium dressed SECS q 1910 for fne do, and
$215 1886 for extra fine hand dressed, per ton.
The only receipts of Russian hemp, during the month";
We're $50 tons ut Boston, which held far above the
views of private buyers In the expectation that they
may be required for government About ia bales
Sura hemp received and sold at full prices-lav
ing in first hands. or Manila, we had stock
hand the LIST u but have since received $40 bales
from which 500 bales taken for the Boston
ket at Nc per h. The remainder is held at the
rate AL the Sisa in market has been sold At 14c
months, per lb We had direct arrivals Of Jut%
hemp during MAY At Boston, 73S bales received,
and siderable portion thereof purchased fol
export at 500 s1l0 In bond. Prices are n. Hrrf
at $l2oa $l25 per ton, duty paid, with improving
TENOR
NAVAL sroRE.-The transactions included 1,O00 bbs.
Wilmington rosn at l70c and 500 do do at 1C7c. 500
to COO bills spirits OF tIrpentine at 45c 200 bbl rope
tar At ~ 30, and 300 bbs and thin tar ct - %
OIIs--Whae, sperm, and olive were unaltered. Tho
sales Of lnseed comprised 1900 gallons at SIC. Ssc
per gallon.
PRoysoss-Pork purchased to the extent Of 500
bbs to-day nj s13 rs for mess and s2 l2hc 81 rs
prime per Dbl Contracts settled for 0C0 bible
mess, at si3 rs per Dbl Nothing occurred In cut
meats Sales reported of $50 bbls lard, at ga
9Jsc. ID. and 500 bbs beef at former full rates
Ohio and State butter procurabie at 1885, 17c and
lie 21c. per ID. Cheese plenty, and worth
only &c PC per lb.
The following table shows the stock pork aud beef In
packing yards, New York and Brooklyn, June l. 1854
DavI d.