The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-31
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.
ERInAY Nav 20-R p 4

-Incuded in the sales we're 500 bSs Of Ohio medium
to good extras together with GOO 800 bbls Canadian
embraced about 800 900 bb closing heavy the above
quotations Sales of 200 bb rye made So 81
~ market was heavy and Scn
44oO bushels common Southern white At 81 g. and 800
About $50 bbls Jersey were sold 1t 81 93 Corn was
unsettled and rather easier The sales embraced about
20 600 $4,000 bushels included in which l., 900
Mixed sold ct $780, &c., with Eastern lots at $50.
6SoY with distiing Sarsoes st Cos, Choice Southern
at 52c Rye-Saes Of 1900 bushels were reported at
$50. Oats were 6rmer, with sales Of State and
CoFFEE-The sales embrased cargo of 1900 bags of
Rio on private terms 200 do ct TO-, and 700 do. La
sus q lie ..ss snS 400 o. :ssIs s..
market closing without change in quotations
FREcnrs.-There was none offering, and rates for
British ports rather frmsr. To Liverpool about
10000 bushels Of wheat were engaged in bulk at 3D.,
500 900 bbs of pork at 3d. 3d. g. 3d. and 800 terces
beet at 3d. 3D.; 1000 600 bsls -four as Is a. IT,
-four taken At 2s Cd IS hhds tobacco at 22s. 3D.
and 60 bbls oil at 22s Cd. 25s. To Bremen SO tons
SS oan ct ya, Slave about
ashes and at 81 So There change to notice
in rates for Australia and California.
80c
MoIAssEs.-sa!es o, 800 hhds. Cuba muscovado were
NAVAL SToREs-About 500 bbls spirits turpsntins were
sold, in shipping order at &c., and 1900 bbls.
rosin ct 81 60 per SO lbs. delivered.
Ons.-Lnfeed Was quite firm, having been sifsned
by the foreign news, with sales of 5000 900 gallons
ut $780,, from second hands, aud 15 600 COO, from
store at S3c &c., in hhds and bbls Crude whale aud
sperm were without change OF Importance.
PROysIoNs-POrk was steady, and some 500 900
bbs were sold ~ $18 so; prime was at sl4 IS,
and prime mess was at SIG SO. Bssf WAS in fair
demand, with sales Of about $50 200 bbs., 1T 81 .
So for country prime, and at So SO q SO SO
for mess do. There was no change to notice
in repacked Western, prime beef hams. Cut
meats steady, with sales Of 100 packages including
shoulders, al 7He. q 7Ic, aud hams at 9Hc loo.
Lard continued quite r, with sales of about 500 bbs.
coed to prime quality ct 10c l1c Butter and cheese
were without change. Rice-The sales embraced $50
casks at $40. = 41ac.
spIcns.-Abeut 200 bags pepper were sold At l1kc.
SUGARS continued active with good speculative de.
covado chiefly at nc &c., with some lots common at
cuded Porto Rico in bond for export at exc Re-
fined sugars nominal.
TOBACCO continues quiet; little doing in Spanish
leaf The sales included AZ hhds. Kentucky and Mays
vile, at 12s 14c 800 bales Havana tobacco, part in
bond, p. t.; 81 cases seed Leaf, a. 90. . 13c.
WooL-The market continues quiet. The stock Of do.
mesc fleece is becoHng SMALL but Of pulled wool there
yet remains fair stock and few sales have been
made at slight 6esne There have been sold about 100
bales South American and 100 bales Mediterranean
pet woods during the week The present high prices of
wool paid in Europe do not seem to influence prices
here.
WHsxEY -sales of 600 bb!s. E. and D. we're made at
&c, and 300 do. at 261ac