The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-16
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Il. NJ
Ashfs.-Ihe market was unchanged and saes were
light.
BRTADsrrrs.-Flour was in better demand and iu
creased mness in the market without change prices
The sales embraced 5000 TO- 900 bb. including 1,-
men to extra State, at 81 S71 50, with los OF
good at IS 25 Western mixed fancy and EXTRA
IS S7h So So extra Genesee was at SO So sll Cana
dian nacive-sales of 800 400 bbls. reported
ct s. IS 80 IS; Southern brands inactive-saes
brands at IS So 49, with fancy and extra at IS
$40 o. Rye -four dull, and prices unchanged
mall sales Of Indian meal were made a. 81 for New Jer
heavy ano prices easier Sales Of 600 bushels Of
red made at 180c and other small sales of do
reported at 1885, red Tennessee quiet 1900
49, tor csmmon to good quality. Corn--Ths sales
embraced II 600 Is coo bushels including old Western
mixed at Ole. CSC from store and delivered with
yellow and white Southern, at S6c 81 &c Rye-Salcs
Of GOO bushels made at 13Oc in store. Oats were
dull at 45c 4Sc for State, 4Sc 5Oc. for Western
Corrn.-A cargo Of 2 $50 bags Rio sold private
terms small sales of Java reported at about Ia
and Maracaibo at 12c. 1870.
CoTToN.-Tbe sales embraced about coo bales. Tho
market was little irregular, without quotabe change
in prices.
liverpool about II 600 bushels wheat engaged at
sc 8c 700 bbls. Hour at 3s., and $50 bbls. lard a.
COS To London, 1000 bbls. were engaged at 49, $50
bbs pork at $751; and so tons ocake ct 4Os. To Havre
-four was at Soc &C. cotton at ssc "a, and rice at
SO. Rates to California ranged from &c. 37c per foot
measur ement.
nAY.-The market was 6rm with sales for shipping at
Mor4>ssrs.-The sales embraced about 100 bbls New
Dreams new crop, at 4sc. 49,, and 40 DO Texas,
al p. I.
NAVAL STORES quiet, and prices unchanged.
FRoyIsIoSs-Pork- The market Was 6rmer, with sales
Of 400 SEQ bbls. mess, at SIS 90 SIC 62L SIC rs:
and $14 for prime AT the close SIT asked for mess
Sl4 6Oeor prime Beef continued heavy with sales
Of $50 eco bbls including country prime at 80 SO
and country mess at $40 60 So. Western rspacksd
quiet at $14 $14 10. Beef hams were quiet with
sales 800 bbs at $13 80 $14 Cut meats were in lair
demand at 715c. a7Xc. for shoulders, and satc exc
for hams, with sales within the range Of the prices
named OF 100 hhds Lard frmcr with
sales of 800 400 bbls atll1Sc. 121sc. Butter as
dull ut 17c 22c for Ohio, and &c. &c. for State.
Cheese ranged from &c. 10Nc.
RICE steady, with small sales of about &C. &C.
ToBAcco.--Tranractions still limited; but prices
particularly for domestic, well maintained The sales
included "a hhds. Kentucky Mt Sc. IKE; 1852 bales
Havana, t. so seedleat, sac. 4c log cases
Florida 10c. . zoe.
SuoARs.-The market was frmcr, with sales of 100
hhds. New Orleans at Co., rs boxes we're also sold
at Snc and 40 hhds. inferior Texas were sold at exc
WHJsKEY.-ssies Of about 200 bbls. Ohio and prison
made at 80 &c.,, and rs hhds drudge at 35c
REAL EsTATE-Tvo lots on north side Twenty ninth
street. 1856 east Third avenue 55x0S 81 05O lease Of
ot with house. north side Twenty first street. 2Oxos O.
500 The Two story brick house and lot west side
Alien street between Delaney and Rvington lot 2x70
&c. O00 lot Broadway 423 inches south Of Forty.
second street. 81, 600 adjoining, g. TOO; 40 1850
on northwest corner First avenue, H.sxsl9 o. 900