The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-02

ASHES were in limited demand at % 90 for pearls and
80 rs for pots per 100 lbs.
sales embraced only $500 bblordinary to choice State
at 80 So SO mixed to fancy Western at % SO 80,
and other kinds in proportion with 800 ebls super,
free 1900 bbls. mixed to fancy Southern at IS soa
40 $50 bbls fine and superfne rye -four at 81 81 so;
rather depressed The sales comprised 1900 bushels
very handsome Michigan white at 81 80 500 good
Southern do at - o. 800 Genssee red at " os and
rys found buyers at 81 80 Barley and oats were duh
and heavy. Corn declined &c per bushcl with sales
per hushcl Included in the sales l3, 600 bushels
Southern yellow board ship freight 3D. Ut Philadel
Co1ios-The sales amounted to about 200 bales tho
market without further change, and closed steady
Corns-sales Of 500 bags Rio were made ~ she.a
10c The stock Of Rio In this market about II 900
bags, 800 do. IAguayra, and 100 mats Java
FRncnrs.-Rates TO Liverpcsl continued firm, with
more produce Offering About $4,000 GO, 900 bushels
corn were engaged in bulk and ships bags at Cd and
6hd.; $500 bills -four 1T L. 3D. about 500 TO 900
bales Of cotton at 6-s2d Sled for compressed and
dead weight was It's 3D. 10 Glasgow, 10000 bushels
wheat and 5000 bushels corn in bulk, engaged At
&c. Cd per tieroe To Havre 5000 bushels Of
engaged in bulk at l0c lot Of provisions at S7c, and
!. oo
ment.
Fnun-sales Of about 800 boxes dry raisins were
made at 81 76 200 300 do wet dried d. 80 Al % 80,
and 200 do layers, 80 Is q s. 20.
HuP.--Messrs. Lewis 8. Norris CO. have furnished
The stock Of American hemp on the LIST ut consisted Ct
1855 bales Of undressed and bales dressed The
receipts since have reched S04 bales and 623
bales dressed The months sales embrace 526 bales
dressed, mostly in small parcels ct elo5 $780, also
2le bales dressed at s2l5 s22o for medium seas
per ton, months, leaving IN first hands, 1874 bales
undressed and 1,94 bales dressedin all, 1856 bales.
There no stock Of Russia n 6rst hands here and
LIST ut reached 100 bales and there have been 632
bales received since. The months sales have bsen H.
Boston, t. 1ns sss n
about bales. The exports from Manila to the United
States from Jan t. Aug were q 500 bales sgsinst
g. 500 bales to the time last year cargo Of 602
bales Slsal, which received, L. still unsold The
stock Of Sum Is 800 bales heavier No sales the
months per ton, but in general prices ranged some
what higher.
HorseNew in fair demand, mainly for shipment,
IRos-About SO tons Scotch pig were sold At $685. six
months.
IAms.-Eastern plentier and in steady request
at 81 1Sa per thousand.
IxAD.-sales Of 100 tons English soft were made at
lLME--Rockand quoted quiet at csc. for com.
mon, and 81 12h for lump per barrel.
MoIAssls -New Orleans new was at &c.; about GO
| hhds, Cuba were sold at prices not trsnsIired
NAVAL STQREs-The market was duh; spirits 3,
about ACC. 5oc.; common rosn, 81 and turpenue q,
Ons.-There was more inquiry for whale and sperm.
but these we're held above the views Of buyers. Some
OO baskets olive nave been sold since last at % 80
each Enseed moderately dealt in at 79c for large
and &c. SIC for small lots per gallon. Lard oil
unchanged.
PROVISIONS was on the advance; the sales con-
sisted Of $50 barrels at $l3K sI3x for mess and 91
sl2 f prime per barrel we understood that contracts
per barrel Dressed hogs and cut in demand
and firm The transactions In lard included 900 barrels
At 10Xc. I0hc, and 400 kegs at lie. per b. There
900 barrels beef bought at Wednesday rates. But
ter and cheese ruled about the The stock Of pork
and beef in packing yards, New York and Brooklyn,
Dec. !, 1854, was ~ follows