The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-27

OAuAuain pran % were oull u quotaAOns, ana sAlN
light Southern -four was nsavy, without change Of I'm
portance In quotations The sales embraced about 800
bbs at within the range Of the above pr ices. Rye -four
Sales Of $50 bbs. were made at % 80 IS. Jersey
meal was quiet at 50 3TK. wheat-The market
was without change OF moment exoept in white. which
sold q lower rates The sales footed up about So 900
eooeo bushes including 5000 bushels white southern
1900 busheh) Of choice do at 81 10 Western white at
u o6 Western winter red At 81 80 81 3d. southern red
easier Sy about The embraced
about 900 bushels OF Western mixed at 73 Southern
yellow was ss 74c Rye Of 1000 bushels prime
new Northern were reported at 90c and 900 do. do
Ct S7Hc Oats were inactive At ASc 49c. for Sate and
b0o 5lc. for Western.
oorrrE sales confined 70 100 bags Rio At llc ;
80 do St Demingo'at 1885, and 1000 bags Bahia! for
export, At $50, and 600 do singapore 1t p.
CoTroS Tho market continued firm, with sales Of
about 200 bAles-sbout 1900 Of which were sold In
ransitu.
CREAM TARTAR-SA<s OF casks were made at 1<c.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 10 British ports we're mode
rate, while rates were arm 10 Liverpool about 90 900
1000 1000 bbls flour At D. Sd; 300 boxes bacon al
cheese at 3os To London about $500 bbs Of -four
eogaged at %. Grain was quiet at Id MA. TO
Glasgow 600 bushels Of gram were engaged IN ships
bags at IL Rates Havre and other continental ports
were unchanged.
FRUIT Sales of about 600 boxes Of rasns were made
HAy-The transactions footed up about GOO bales for
shipment at 66c. Toe. per 100 lbs.
dOfb were Gull AZ &c. lVc Tor new 1900, AID Ch0ce
qualities were scarce and held at loo. q lie.
LEATHER continued quite fr a. m the supply short
Of the demand. The GALES made were Al very full
prices
MoLAsns so hhds Cuba muscovado sold at 5ac Porto
Ncos were sold ct 64c.
NAVAL sroKls-spirits turpsptine were less buoyan.
and raes OF 200 800 bbs In lots, reported at
46c cash, and Ac. from the wharf, Crude was out Of
marhet while common rosin was dull.
0nmLnseed was heavy and prices somewhat nomi-
ral. There was some more inquiry for crude whale,
while prices were easier Winter bleachedl At 9Oc
Crude sperm heavy and tended TO still lower prices
Provisions. market was firm The sales
embraced 400 500 bbls. mess at SIT SIX SIS old
and SIT ST IL for old prime New and primo
were nominal, a yssts day: quotation. scs Beef va. in
81 for old country prime, % IS $40 for meas ditto,
50 10 $1 2b for repacked Western mess, and Sla .
1870. . 100 There . better demand for long boned
middes and at foil prices and especially for future de-
livery. Cut meats were unchanged. Lard frm,
cheese in fair request without change In prices
Rcn of about 200 CASKS made. chiefly for
export N SIC. 4xc., with small lots oil prime, a.
Axe.
suaAR-The market continued firm with sales Of
about 500 hnds Cuba nuscovado, At prices within the
range Of &c . 1oc
Sirens 800 mats Of Cassia wore sold ct loxc,
wnsKsY.-Sales Of 600 boIs. were made - 32c., ct
which the market close dull.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
Ship owners In engaging freight on pitch pine fre
Savannah, Doboy Island ara other southern por must
be their guard and make due allowance for the Az
her, a. ship viii not carry Is much Of the former by
all Of onethrd Parties engaging freight for France
timber by the thousand A. the custom, instead Of by
the load, customary for Liverpool viii be disap-
pointed the result Of their freight hist vessel from
savannah carries about her register tonnage in load
900 feet each, or 30 cubic feet ID customary for
vessel loading square timber for France 10 engage
freight by the thousand superficial feet instead o. by Ia.
load ~ for Liverpool and owners who have loaded fol
d 10 have carried lumber have found serious loss Il
he freight List, equivalent 70 ono third. d.