The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-09

O0n4Qhn 6upefHhe ana extf2. ~ !
Choice extra Georgetown, Richmond City
Mills and 81. Louis. ....................S 90 {
6AxAu ana 6Aueg0s. ...................l0e %
Included in the sales was lot OF new extra Gem
50. Canadian was steady, but sales were limit
prices unchanged. Southern brands were firm
receipts light. The sales embraced about 500 9o(
at the above quotations. Rye Hour was steaiJ
sales OF SO bbls. at So rs a 81 rs. Corn meal was
demand, at So IS SO so for Jersey. wheat-Th
ket was heavy and prices lower, except for choice
ties Of white. The sales footed up
10000 10000 bushels, including 2,9o0
Western common white at 81 so; 5000
choice white Canadian, for milling, at 81 10; 2,00(
mon Tennessee red, at ST As, and a lot OF Tennesl
white. at 81 81. Corn--The market was less actii
shippers claimed slight concession, while hold
sisted. The sales "a oraced about so 900 bushels d
Western mixed, at 661sc. 6Tci Rye-Sales ! 200
new were made at 9oc., and eco do, old, atssc,
The market was steady, a. 4Sc SOC. for Safe an
eTD.
CREAM TARrAR-5 cases were sod al SOC.
CoI1oS.-The market was quite siil, with sales
a 500 bales at duh prices.
CoFyEK.-rhc sales comprised about 2 900 bi I'd
at Ice all%c. The market closed quite hrm.
FREGHTs.-Engagcments were light. 10 Iiy|
about SO, 600 10 COO bushels OF gram were epgaI
bulk and bags, at 7aid Sd; -four was nominal,
and cotton at ID. Rates TO London were quiet.
men, about 600 bushels Of grain were engaged
per bushel, and LOCO boxes extract OF logwoodl
Hors-The market continued quiet, with slgC
dnced pl ices both for old and rev. Old were
&c. &C., and new l2c. l5c. per 10, according I'd
ty. The impression among dealers at the pressed
ID that the crop Of 1886 will be large the pre
tne. Farmers in q general way feel anxious 10 cI
'r to sell their present years growth at 12c. a
and AFRO, II IL said, manifest disposition 20 sell
believi that by making early sales they VIII
better prices. large dealer thinks estimates rel
this years crop should be reserved until ii 10 I'd
market and It's weight ascer,aned. The foilowi
ttatement regarding tue stock and supply OF q
crop with The demand for consumption, which q
heved approximates the correct amount
STOCK on hand, bales ......................I
Growth this year, equal TO last year, cay ........
lomi......s. ......s..'.... ..................
Estimated increase OF consumption .............y
Estimated increase this year.
Hops on hand, held above market prices, or whic
nay be considered out Of market. ...........
Exports TO English and other ports.
Though the above is estimated at so 900 bales
new crop yet II Is believed that when the weight
pared with that Of last year. the virtual supply |
considerably below the above estimate.
HtY.-The market WAS steady at 6oc o5c. {
ment
LINE was steady, with sales Of 200 a 400 bols
al Soc. for common, and lump 81 80
koiAssis.-Salcs Of 50 hhds. Cuba clayed were !
CSC.
NAVAL SroRfs,-Spiriis tnrpcntine continued ar
email ssles reported at 43c. a 4to. Rosin was
81 Cd, and for crude % 30 a 80 70 was asked.
0if.--Iinsced continued sfm, with limited
1000 gallons Engsh were reported sold, to arriy
tober, at 95c. Other oils were unchanged.
PsoiISloSs.-Pork-The market was inactive an
without change; the sales embraced about "a
mess, at $40 30; prime was 81 SO q ST. 70.
fteady, with sales OF about 100 bbls. country pr
mets, nj saturdays prices. Beef hams scarce al
mand At $50; repacked and prime mess beef
change. Cut meats were tteady al SIC. for an
and qi4c oIc. for hams Lard continued o.
fales OF $50 200 bbis., at f3kc, Butter and q
fair demand, aud prices frm at Saturdays quota
RiE-Saes OF about 200 casks were made q;
4bc.
srcAEs.-The sales embraced about 500 e0\
included IN which were leo hhds. Porto RICO,
&c, and the remainder was Cuba muscovado, ut
SIC.
wmsKEy. $50 a 200 b5ls. were sold
lots at 32c. $50.