The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-29

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standard Nos to H. SIC. &c. Manila-Superior and
extra superior, nc. a &C.
SEKps-Linseed remained dull and entirely nominal
Clover was Inactive, but firm The sales since our last
aggregate only about 500 bags at SIC; quoted at 8c
SIC or fair to strictly choice. Timothy was dull and
quoted nominay at $3 90 So S. Rough flax was also
dull but held with considerable rmness at 81 rs 81 3d.
lbs ierces and $50 do of prime both tor April 9$c
in better demand and about steady. Sales
hhds Of common at ssc, and 5000 lbs of prime at
SIC. l5l6c.
fonAcoo.-The demand for seed leaf continued light
but prices not essentially changed Kentucky and
foreign were in better at about steady figures
Sc Iesc 80 cases Of Pennsyyania, do, on private
Of Kentucky Ct from Tie l4c, and 200 bales Of Ha
WooI~fhe market has been less active since our last
Still there q moderate business contaminated, with
prices generally ruling steady But in some instances
purchasers and slight concessions granted; The
OF fleece at b5c., 10000 lbs Fall California at &c.
secured DPS wool aug a. Zoe 5000 ID; Texas &C. @
10000 lbs. OF Texas and Mexican, &c; 5000 lbs
5000 lbs Fall California 24c 1000 lbs extra pulled,
wool oodo Cape, 1900 lbs. Australian, 50 bags pulled
22l bales Spring California all on private terms.
wmIsKEY.-Rec eipts, $50 lbs. The market inactive
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