The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-25
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

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ASHES The market unchsr ged, and sales limited
bREADsTuFFs.-Flour-1he frmness noticed on Satur-
Cay fer common and medium and good grades vas main
tanned To-Day The tales braced about 600 600
bbs included In when were common State at 90 81
ST. good straight to extra at 81 l2s 81 0 inferior to
good Michigan as at So 75a 81 good to low grades of
extra Ipdiana Ohio and Illinois 81 SO IS. fine
grace Of st. Louis extra was sold at 80 50 Is; fancy
were unchanged. Canadian, with moderate sales, CON
tinued firm. The sales embraced SEQ 600 bbls. at 81
;s7h 26 Southern was in good demand, the sales
one pucbate Of 900 bills extra, for export at The
remainder brought s. s2H IS for mixed to choice
quiet and in the absence Of sales quotations were
somewhat nominal though steady. Tennessee inferior
to good red ranged from 81 e5 $1 IS, and Southern
white at 81 90, at which small sale reported.
The sales reached ahou. 80 600 bushels including
mixed at e4c. Csc. white at &C., 6s:., and old West
was dull with small .als at the railroad depot at 81 10
Oats in fair demand, at 40c 44c. for State and
CoffEE-1he sales embraced 100 bags Rio ct lie. a.
11Ac. Other descriptions were quiet.
CoTToS-The sales embraced aoout 500 bales chiefly
in trapsi,u, without change in prices.
FREIGBTs-Rates to Liverpool were easier, and about
1900 bushels grain, at the opening engaged 10 bulk
engaged in bulk, at cid. 61sd. Flour was nomi-
nal About odo baes of cotton we're eDgsgei, 200 Of
square bales at esd 5isd There was no hing ns.
to London Hsvre To Bremen $50 bales of cotton
were engaged at &c. To California
changed
Hay was in moderate request, at 81 la S 1sas.
MoIAssrs-Saes Of 200 800 bbls. New Orleans were
made at 41c 4sc; 40 hhds. Cuba muscovado sold at
&c. 37c, and at Is do. Porto Rico at private TERMS
NAVAL STORES dull and tended to lower prices.
PRovlsoNs-Pork dull fer mess, with Of zoe,
bills. at SIS 49, and 100 do. thin OF $15 81 Prime
scarce with small sales at SIS. Be- .sles of 15C
bbls country prime and made without change
in prices about 40 bbls beef hams were sold at Sl3
| sl6 so. Prime nominal at SIS 500 Cat
meats in ie6emand with sales of lbs packaees at
7Lc a Ike. for shoulders, and SIC 9bc for hams
Bacon continued scarce and firm; sales of zoe boxes
sbort IibIess middles made at ocIS Lard was
Grm with sales of $50 bbs. at 97c 10hc Batter and
/ cheese without change Of moment in quotations
| Rice was quiet, at 4i4c. a4Ic.
REAL EsTAT1 lot with buildings corner Of Fifth ave-
and Eighty fourh street, 25xl0O s2775; lots on
Eighth aver ne and Seventy sixth street. 2bxtOO 9355
on First avenue and 18th street 25xlOO 50 coo;
with bueu 2bx1o0 $780, 10th street near First
avenue 2bxlU0, $780, 117th street. near avenue A.
.bxl00 $780, On First aud l15ih ee 25xl00
$3.50 adjoining on First avenue, 25xl00 S345; cores
Tn Hath street and avenue A. 500.
| SrGAR-Saes were moderate. The transac ions eu-
bractd eco hhds Cuba muscovado at IKE. a Ike. The
severity OF the winter II is said by Southern papers, has
killed the Tattoons in the upper part of louisiana and
were the chief reliance Of the planters placed them I,r
crop instead Of the annual replantpg Of seed the
fact would tend materially to lessen the pros poets OF the
coming crop.
| WmsIIy.-There doing, but at rather easier
prices The sses embraced 4o0 800 bills Ohio and pri
con ct ssc 2o14c with small lots OF latter reporter
! or time a. 3Oc.