The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-26
MARKETS ELsEWHERE

are dull Vegetables, OF every variety, abundant
andmany remain in the hands Of sellers.
MARKETS EL>EwHERE.
STOCK SALES.
6s, 81.
% SCRIP SSt do snss %
90 d. 7 l, 20 treas Is en o 60 ss's Sly
Isod da a. 7ss; SS5 % d. loo State T. s {:
1Syasp e. ais 100 &C.
s5& In 4der als-sC,o6 S 6s, 6s 1904; 5000 Trsas
SsSns s'S't s. q u fs SS & g.
sSs:@sseS g. 81 s ' SO shares s' MSrsi;
ye harsad a. Nashua and LSsel no q Fisohturg
Ter DO s6 sod rcOayd and massachusetts, d.
SsS do & d. 5
and de- & Boston AID Mai d. @ Boston
BcstonC III 10 East Boston Dividends No 1blod, 81
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
BRIGHToN CATTLE MARKET, August 24-At market,
1000 beef Cattle HOO stores 90 pairs working oxen As
Prces~Beef Cattle Have fallen of from last week.
1st quality, SO 25 3D. ST. 3d. So u.s. Stores-2 year old
hesflers and stores 13 to sl6 years old SIS to s2s
Calves-s27, 500, $685. $40 Sheep and Lambs-$I 25
81 80; old sheep, 81. sw'ne-51sc; old hogs 41Sc.
81 tha s Carr,s so MAnkEr august o
for New York $50 cows and calves 460 hogs and
1600 sheep and lambs. Prices-Beeves very dull and
sales were generally at decline ranging from SIS to
SO the 100 lbs 100 head left Cows and calves
Sold at 81 to Sl2 for dry SIG to $25 for springers
and SIS to SIS for fresh COWS Hogs all sold at s. IS
So EACH for the former and 81 25 to So 25 for the
latter, as in quality Hay.Sales of good Timothy
making at 65 to IS cents the cwt straw 81 so
to SIS SO the 100 bundles.
FOREIGN MARKETS
KINGSTON, lJAM) Aug. 4.-Flour-The market hav-
ing been chiefly under the control of one holder and
fhp n hau hanv 1orD tha
steadily kept up Among the sales 300 bbls Phila
delpha in lots at 4os 200 do at $685. 500 New Orleans
has dropped and 100 bbls Philadelphia have been sold
at 3ss at which it is offered Large are
said to be on the way hther from the North and New
Orleans. Butter ECO kegs American have been placed
at 91s and Cd. We learn that 800 kegs American of a
late arrival are offered at 81 Lard1O0 kegs Amer-
not prime) have been sold at Cd per lb and the
remainder of the lot amounting to to $50 kegs
is held at the same price. Good is very scarce and
wanted and would bring 6h I'd. Pork-The follow
ing have been among the sales leo bbls Mess at rs
per Dbl; 20 bbls Prime Mess, at RS per bbl 100 bbs
Prime 1T Gas per bb 100 bbls Prime at 63s per bbl
200 bbls small Hams have changed hands at I'd per ID
for cash American goes off at ga Cd. Lancashire
at 91s 10d Rum-May be quoted at 3s 4d IS Cd
per gallon proof 81 equal Is 1Ud Is for expectation
Sugar-Prices range from II 2ls per 100 lbs There
is very little in market Freights-There is very little
freight Offering for the homeward ships Rate to Eng
land f3 los per ton.
HAVANA, Aug IA fair demand has continued
for sugar since report of 10th inst the ship
interior diminishing, the stocks becoming re-
duced Under these circumstances, the prices have
an advance in some respects and
ordinary whites, 81 do; choice whites, q 0 do;
superior and lorete yellows, 5 Ga do; good to fine
"a 314 do There is but moderate quantity OF
Muscovados here, chiefly ordinary value, 3]4 rails
Owing to the want of vessels there is scarcely any
thirg doing in molasses and prices nearly nomi
nal Dealers ask Ia RS, according to quality and
the outport in which the delivery to take place In
4 h..h h1r H.
jerked beef has in from New Barcelona but is
not yet sold. OF fish the 200 casks paddock named
in our last report turned out sweated and cold at 26
rails; no more has been imported. Some lard i'm
ported from Philadelphia prices sustained and
the present stock equal to 1900 kegs being however
almost entirely in barrels kegs obtain So more than
bbs owing to their great scarcity rice TAO casks
Carolina arrived from Charleston and Philadelphia of
which !eS from latter port sold at and 24o casks
from Charleston, at 101s RS; 420 casks hand The
heavy stock of Manila finds scarcely any inquiry
whatever. cargo of Bath lumber was placed at S22
has come in A small quantity of box shocks changed
hands at Ga rs; and some empty casks at S21s. HID
shocks neglected. fresh hoops would bring quota
tons Whale oil will continue dull until October, and
sperm sells very slowly, owing to abundant supplies of
Spanish oil. Candles scarce. cargo Of Spanish -four
rather dry sold at $50 per 1s6 lbs, and two cargoes
remain in first hands besides a small parcel of Anne
rican. Two cargoes Of coal have come in from the
United States and England but are not yet disposed
for Falmouth and market at f2 los and one of
17oo boxes, at co los, for Hamburg. For tive small
market and for Antwerp NJ American vessel suited
for Europe dsengaged in the harbor The rates paid
to the United States IL RS for box sugar Ex-
change on London advanced, and we quote 13ia IA
prem, with little inquiry New York and Boston,
dis A jerked beef per arr, los II RS U do II
Is RS Goldfish, Br prov, q 81 SO SIS dc S, So SO
81 haddock SO SO hake, SO rice arr, 1O'l 1917
RS lard al, $l3 a SIS hams, 81 a Sl1 tallow
dies, $40 SIT sperm do, $50 Sal whale oil, arr
butter, s15 II yellow corn, arr Az RS hoops
per NJ, S2s $34 ioar, Americans Dbl, Sl4 so; do
Spanish, SIS SO SO 25 lumber Bath, NJ #, S2l S22
sbooks, box, 81 molasses, hid do hid, Is 10
rs sugar do, do, HID ID 16 RS empty casks each,
SIS Guayaquil cocoa, in bd, 100 lbs SIS IS so; do
do, duty paid, 50 a $40; nails, a. Sc Sc rs tar
bbl, 81 so.