The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-24
rease o other foreign por IS Ooo 1o.a aecrea.e IN

70 other foreign ports ooo Total decrease in
Mr. wright in his circular for the Niagara has the fol
lowing regarding the crop and receipts The further We
advance into the the Developments begin 70
appear in Receipts In individual crops this year. ss COM
pared with last and in the Of cotton at the depo
on the river landings, and held back plantations the
more becomes certain that the estimate until recenty
INDUCED in of 500 900 bales is no longer tenabe The
opinion in the South is settling upon 900 bales the
probable maximum some parties advocating higher
figure In this ciy the estimate has any been
a. general thing below 900 600; present range
between that and 00, with advocates than be-
fore Of 600 600 minimum. Receipts the ports for
the week under review l2sOOO bales against
90 600 for the corresponding week last season. The do
felt now stands at 4sS 600 bales as compared with as
year. Next week the receipts are likely TO be near II
not quite $780, bales against 10000 IN the same week
last year.
FRnGRTs-To Liverpool about TO- 600 bushels OF grain
were engaged at Flour was at Is Cd ls lod; 300
boxes bacon to Ill up 1885, 100 uerces lard at Dos 900
bbs rosn at 2s and 10 so bales sea island cotton at
3Sd 10 London about 200 terces beef and pork were
engaged at A. and lC0 boxes bacon at 22s 3D. There
was nothing new to Glasgow or the Continent 10 Cali
fora rates ranged from 25c TO eCc and TO Australia
they were at 25c. per foot measurement
FRrT--The market was firm at 50 SO for Malaga rasns
IRON in fair demand at $27 SOS, in large and
NoIAssIs-The market was quiet, with small sales Of
New Olesns at about &c, and 300 bbs old crop Cuba
muscovado at 23c.
NAVAL sToKrs.-sales of about 1900 $500 bbls
spirits turpenne were made at 461sc Ate, and $500
bbls rosin sold at 81 At per $40 lbs delivered
crude was upchar ged
Ons were without change, with limited sales.
Provisions. -POIk-Tbe market unsettled while
the les embraced abou. 800 400 bbs including
chiefly s G7s, whiefmal sales reported above
and below this figure with prime at $l3 25 $l3 So Beef
was in fair demand with sales Of about 200 800 bbls
including country prime Mt Sc 80 81 So aud mess do at
80 SO $40; repacked at Sl2 $l3 So and extra
mess at $l4 $l4 so; prime mess was firm at 81 %
and 600 bbls beef hams reported sold $l7 30 $8
60 Bacon was heavy, and prices easier. Cut meats
were in better supply and prices dull Lard was IN mo
terae demand end easier with sales OF about 200 300
bbls chiefly at 9s<c. Butter and cheese were in fair de-
mapd and prices unchanged.
RcE.-The market was steady, while sales were Light
at unchanged prices.
SUGARS The market was firm, but sales confined
to about 200 $50 hhds New Orleans, ut prices ranging
from SIC 6lc. &c and 800 boxes at sac 63sc.
TAIIow was firm, with sales at about lie.
ToBAoCo continues very quiet The sales embraced 46
bhds. Kentucky at l0ac lac; % bales Havana at
26 cases Florida at 15c. Q 22c.
WHIsKEy The market steady, with SAILS Of about
500 400 bbls. at 23c.
Real Estate.
The following sales were made yesterday by A. j.
Blocker, Son Il Co..
The three story brick house and lot, $50 West
Thirty sixth street, 22xes feet. 50 200
houses and lot 2l2 avenue A, between Fourteenth
and Fifteenth streets $500
houses and lot, 4e7 Third avenue, between Thirty
fifth and Thirty sixth streets. ............. 5000
lot southeast corner Third avenue and Seventy
seventh street, 25 hx75 feet............... $50
By Adrian II. Muller.
houses and lot III Broone street. lot 25x75 feet 400
By T. q. Ludlow Co.
2 lots southwest corner Fourth avenue and Nineteth
etreet bOxs2 feet, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 400
lots south side 18th stree Second Ie. $50