The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-26

.xx WEDNESDAY, April 25-6P H.
AsHzs.-5o u.s. pearls and pots were sold, without
acknowledgements market was easier for com
to good State the sales OF which were confined to
1900 bbls at 80 81 SO rs, and about 900 DO wsrs
sold, deliverable In June at % sellers OPTION south
s,1 was unchanged About 700 bills were sold at SIR
fancy and extra brands Canadian -four sold to the ex-
tent Of about 100 500 bbs IT $40 50 SSH so. Rye
at IS IL and Brandywine at IS rs IS 81 Wheat quiet
Corn was easier Sales Of about 10000 bushels were
made at 81 13 for white, and al 81 10 for prime ysow
Rye-4e0 bushels North river sod AZ 81 ST. The sales
included about 600 for future delivery In June aud
july at &c. Oats were easier Small sales OF Southern
s6c
COrrm-4oo 500 bags Rio, in lots, were sold at 1oc
Corrox-Before the news about 1000 baies of cotton
were sold, the market closing firm. After the news no
sales OF moment were reported.
CoAI--1oO tons Halliburton Liverpool sold at 81 rs.
FRUiT.About SEQ boxes Malaga raisins were sold 1T
FRnGHrs.-To Liverpool about 1000 balss cotton
were engaged at 3l6d and 100 do Sea Island ct 5l6d
10 Havre. cotton vas engaged at hc bone at e, and
tar engaged at $751; and so tons bark at
PIT vessel taken up to load for Brest, Fraoce.
TO California RATES ranged from 80 s5c. per foot
MoLAssKs.-Market dull; $50 bbls New Orleans were
NAVAL STORES 300 bbls spirits turpeptne sold at
43c, and 500 bbs tar at 49, Rosn was at 81 62k for
Ons.-Iinseed was selling moderately at $40. S5c;
in large lots, and s6c. S7c from store. Whale and
sperm were both quiet without change in prices.
PRoyIsIoNs.-POrk was easier for old mess and irmer
for do. Sales 800 made, at SIC u $40 rs
f., the former and at SIT 25 ST 81 for the latter
and $14 80 for prime and SIS for soft In.
cluded the were 500 bbls old mess at Sl6 81.
Beef steady, sales 800 b5ls. at old prices forty bb
Chicago Iepacred sold at $l5 Beef hams at $lS
a S2l; 500 hhds. shoulders and hams sold at 76ca
7hc for the former, and exc ESQ. for the latter,
which essr. Bacon, so boxes shoyt micdles we're
sold at SIC, long do. were at SIC 8ac Lard
STEADY with sales OF 800 bbls, at 1876. 1910. But
ter and cheese unchanged.
exc. spices-ten casks nutmegs sold at 81, and 200
bags pepper we're reported at 1c nc.
REAL EsTATE-1 lot OF Fifty seventh street and
Sixth $685. 81 $50; adjoining, 25x95 81 $50;
25x95, 81, t00 25x9o ST. 460 d.. Fifty seventh
ls9 Thirty fifth street. 1895 81 40o o2O3 Thirty fifth
street. 18x9S, S. 100; lots Eighth avenue between
Ninety and Ninety eighth Streets each 2sx100
81 $50 cores on Second avenue, near Twenty ninth
street $3.50. Williamsburg lot on South Fifth
20x9s, $685. do, each 20x93, So, 700; on South
Fourth street, near Union avenue 20xs5, 1895; ad-
joining, xs5 $375; do, each 2exS5 81 4S0; corner
of Aipsle and Ninth streets 25x75, $3.50 do. adoin
street. $780, lots Ninth, Ainsle street, each
25x120 $780, adjoining 81, 500 gore North
Second and Ninth streets, SS75; adjoining North
Second street. $780, lot 25x200, $780, ON Tenth
Anse street. 40x100 81 o60; gore adjoining 81, 54o
lots on Devoe Lorimer street. each 100 81 $780,
houfe and lot zoo South Sixth street, 20x94, 81 $780,
SUGARs.-Market again active. The sales footed up
about 1000 2 200 bhds including Cuoa muscovado, at
4sc. 5hc, with cargo Porto in bond, at 40, and
other lets free at &c 5Sc The sales of New Orleans
light, and chiefly to the trade
WHIsKEy.-A6out 500 bbis. sold OF Soc. &c.,
which was advance.
WNE.-250 cases clarst were sold at SO rs.