The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-06
MINING poApn
CITY TRADE REPORT.

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AsHEs-Saes we're made Of 100 bbls at SO 81 81 for
pots, and se for pearls, per loo lbs.
BRKApsrrFFs Hour did not vary much; the days
sss %ssa Z Sss Sssn
other brands at proporonate prices. Canadian moved
70 the extent Of 600 btls,, at 81 s7K ssx and
southern to that OF $500 bbs at SO 87s % l2 for
mixed to good which formed the bulk Of the sales Rye
Hour and Corn meal we're as last noticed Only 700
pnsheis rcd Jersey and Long Island wheat found pr-
chasers, at 81 95 ST. Since our last there have been
5000 bushels rye sold at 81 IL and 900 private
terms Y was held this evening al 81 Is 20. Oats
were unaltered Corn still dearer the days bususgD
embraced S5 900 bushels at sac for New Orleans $500
Tor Jersey white and s0c for Northern yellow Southern
yellow was held at a2c. a 93c
CoTroS.Ihe market continued dull and prices inclined
70 aroop The sales embraced " bales for export 49, do
Tor home use, and AZ on speculation
CoFfEFThe transactions inclu led no bags st. Domin.
60 at o3sc. a aSc., and 200 Rio at 10Lc. a II Nc
FIRE eRAokhas-oOo boxes Canton, 40 packs sold
on private terms
FRnGnIs.--fates continued dull for direct ports Ia
Europe. To Liverpool 1000 bbs rosin engaged at
Is d. and 10 900 bushels corn, private Flour
nominal, and 500 bales of cotton engaged at
5lGc. To London 1000 bbls turpcntine engaged
at As To avre rates were nominal at $40 for rice and
IS $40 for ashes and sac. sc for cotton. Two
sells taken to load with deals at Bic for London
at CT and the other at 81 5s To California rates
clipper ship Nightingale had nearly completed cargo
and expected to sail for Australia the l0tn inst.
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HAy.-Owing to the recent flood, which carried away
bridges and injured roads this article again scarce
10oc lo6c for local use by retail As grass, how
ever was rapidly advancing it believed those prices
could not laet long.
HAiR--No sales making stock very much reduced
Hors we're moderately dealt in, at zoe. 35c. per h.
LEAD-SaeF OF 80 tons Spanish made at ds<c.
LIME-RocklaDd was in fair request, but held above
the views OF buyers.
MoIAssEs.-Sales were made as fo'lows:200 bills New
Orleans, at 23c z4c; so bids Porto Rico at $50 200
do. Cuba at 24c and 20 do tart Cuba, at loc.
OU-Crude held at &c. 5Sc for whale, and al So
for sperm, without important sales Olive varied little.
There have been 900 gallons linsecd sold at oJe oc.
per gallon.
PROVISIONS. Pork displayed feature; the trans-
actions comprised 500 bbs mess in lots at $l4 2 and
small parcels prime, which scarce, ut $l3 50 a
S13 62 Cut meats ruled quiet at former prices Sales
made of $50 bbs GOOD to prime lard at 9Ac loo.
per ID with $50 bbls beef, at ~ So 25 for prine
50 so $12 for country mess and $l4 ia SO for city
do. Butter and cheese unchanged.
SoAP-Salos OF SO boxes CASTLE made, AZ ii 4c
SUGARS were iolerably active, with sales of 157 hhds
and 70 Texas private terms; I24 hhds Porto
Rico private terms; 2s4 do do at Be- about $50
hhds including $50 New Orleans at 3sSc 10; about
500 Cuba at 47c &c. and 200 boxes good yellow ava-
ma, at exc
TAIIow About 10000 lbs. Philadelphia rendered
changed hands at ~ Re, to arrive.
WnsgEy-Saes transpred of $40 bbls., at 81 10 for
prison. &c for Ohio and 26c for Jersey with SO hhds
drudge at &C, usual terms, per gallon
WOoI-We report dull market Nothing doing In
domestic wool. In foreign thore is fair demand for
low grade carpet wool of good qualities, while clothing
and other qualities not wanted.