The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-27


prices and speculation run riot fairly be cited
an indication OF prosperity greater than is offered by the
meDse production OF this year.
GsAIs-Whea il dull and prices in some instance
have declined 10 cents bushe the market is I'll
supplisd and there fair demand but the difficulty OF
eectng shipments prevents operations to any conide
rsble extent the sales 90 900 bushels Western part
at 81 06 for red and 81 OF for inferior Mixed 2s0e White
Genesee, about 81 III and $500 do Tuesday for milling
81 10 cash Northern Rye is less plenty and the
frmer 1000 bushels sold at 761 II cents the sp:
bushe Is brought 60 cents Northern Oats firm and
with good demand may be quoted 30 37s cents. Corn
Piled prices have the sales are 5000
bushels Northern at 81 So cents 1000 new Southern
co. 10 iaooc mixed nix Wes,sTn ~ ~ 7eoo do 6s and
ed hands mostly for export 81 &c weight, which were
the closing prices, the quality; however, in some in;
Peas brought - 3lA per bag of two bushels.
FRurrThe market is rather inactive-we notice sales
of 500 boxes bunch Rsns at 81 TO- 500 half do 95 cts
800 Or do 52 40 so bis Zante Currants, II, months
$1,000 Barecoa Oranges $a0 and 300 bushels prime
crop North Car roll Ss Pea Nuts 81 asas s cash
1000 100 bbls were disposed of previously terms
not made public.
market pretty firm without any change in prices The
sales for the week are $500 bags Brazil part to Of
the market, at ~ cents; 800 Sumatra, ~; 500 La
guayn ~ 81 400 Maracaibo, So; and 100 Cuba, 7-all
on the usual time
Hrpr.-The market continues without any change
The sales since our last are 7se dry sailed samoras at
IA cents; $500 Rio Grande, 20h ID IL, both per cent
off for cash. 5000 do 81 Id about the price; 5000
San JUAN TO- mos; and $50 st. Domingo and 900 BARGE
Hors-sales amount to about 500 bales western prin
cipally for export at ii cents, and 80 de fer home
use at 10 a IL cts
IRoN-The market has been unusually dull, and no
sales Of any consequence have come to knowledge.
Scotch pig may be quoted $!3 90 $3i mos Tor imme
date delivery but tor delivery after LIST prox is offer
ed at some reduction swedes held at $50 so to $685.
and r. s Russia old sable at sos.
MoLAssEs-The first of the ne " crop New Orleans
ceved this year 200 bbs have been taken at IS cents
so hhds Porto Rico brought 49, and IS tart Cuba for dis
tilling l5I mos By auction 81 hhds Trinidad Cuba
sold at % cents sand mos.
NAVAL sroREs-We have some considerable arrivals
of turpentne dur the last week. but the stock conn
light Notwithstanding that the high of freight
demanded is sufficient cause that the stock hand
should be heavy il Is almost impossible ship at pre-
sent rates The only sales have to notice are $40
bbs Newbern at So 80 per $50 lbs and 1000 North CO.
on private terms. The market is better supplied with
spirits turpsntine for which there is steady good de-
mand and sales have been made at IS cents the wharf
for large parcels up to o. cash for small lots from store
for consumption at 81 81 IS per Dbl. Rosn remains
very dull
PRovIsoNs.-The market conticues inactive for beef
and pork and the only sales which have to
knowledge are 100 bbs country beef So So
viousy on private terms Our quotations for Ohio pork
say SO and 80 621a SO u.s. nominal Ohio lard
but moderate request 100 bbls and 100 kegs sold at "a
~ cents. Picked meats very quiet indeed the
market for all descriptions is unusually dull for this pc
Rod Of the Butter, with large receipts and an
accommodating stock is Inactive the demand being chiefly
confined to Common and prime qualities Ohio may be
quoted cents; ordinary to good western, 10 l2s;
western dairy l3 Is; and prime Orange county Is a
49, Cheese arrives freely but is in good demand
port at ~ cents chiefly at for casks, and IA N
for boxes, for that in shipping order
SEEps-A few parcels of rough fax, amounting to
about 1000 bushels disposed Of at 81 per bushe
of 56 ID and yesterday another lot of $500 bushels
sold, which with 1918 bags OF Russia will cover the
weeks transaction In clover and Timothy there was
nothing done.
SrIRrs There has been tolerably good demand for
foreign, but the stock generally and especially brandy
Is moderate We notice sales OF 10 hf pipes Otard Du.
puy Coz brandy at So a5a$2 50; 10 J. Dupuy sla
cons Irish grain whiskey, 81 49, do. Scotch malt 81
and rs pipes Holland gin part for export 81 0sa$I
mos Domestic whiskey continues dull drudge casks
may be quoted 22a22h end within tho same rang,
400 bbls have been disposed of
SUGARs-There is a secretly in all kinds with y good
demand There is scarcely any thing doing in old ciop
the stock being very light 80 hhds Porto Rico ,old
cents and 60 bxs. brown Havana on terms we did not
learn II hhds. new crop New Orleans have arrived
since our last.
ToBAcco.-There 10 not much activity in the market
mand for any descriptions IS bales Yara sold at 40 cts
so cases Connecticut 10 III So bales Cuba and Havana
and 80 cases FLORIDA, on terms We did not learn.
WIsEs-We notice sales Of 100 or caska Port AT Az
65 cents; 20 Lisbon Madeira so; ana 20 Sicily Madeira
%, onths.
FRkisHIs-There is such an undated demand for
vessels that prices have again advanced To Liverpool
fhiings per barrel was freely pad and l4h and Is
pence per busnel for grain. To Londsn-The
Helena Canton ship has been taken up to load
Barley and Wheat at Is pence per bushel-The
twerp at an out and out sum. TO Havre no further
change has occurred rs per bb for Flour 80 ce
per bushel for Grain and Ia cents per To- Tor Cotton
being the packet rates. The ships Epaminondas and
John Cumming cleared from New Orleans the oth If AZ
for this port without cargoes to take advantage of the
high rates here considerable number oil vessels
recently come here from Eastern Ports and several
more are now on tho way.