The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-18

SnolCe extra Georgetown, hlcnmOnd city,.
c. nils anu ~ Lous....'.. 20 20
Included in the sales wer. 500 900 barrels Canadian at
rates given above The sales Of Southern embraced about
500 barrels, at quotations. Wheat active with sales
Of about 40 900 So 900 bushels included in which
prime Southern, at 81 40 81 To- white Ohio at 81 IS.
Red Milwaukee closed at 81 80 81 32, and white Cana
da at 81 SO 81 37h and mixed do. at 81 65. lot of
in Georgia, sold a, s. and bought by the
Croton Mills ; this received about two days.
in m G and at m prices m ple
lots, while unsound and poor qualities were dull. The
sales embraced about 80 600 40 600 bushels including
Western unsound and good mixed at 44c. Soc, and
prime to choice do at Sc &c., good to prime Southern
yellow, at 5sc. Co.,, and small lots Of Devereau's
North Carolina white, at &C. Rye held at sc sac.
for good Northern Oats were dull with sales Of State
and Canadian, at 34c. a soc. a 36lsc.
CoFfKE.-The market displayed greater activity, with
sales Of about 600 bags of Rio, at 10hc 1c., and
$50 bags ST. Domingo, at 10Zc
CoTDS-1he foreign news produced no effect upon the
cotton market, far prices were concerned. The
sales confined to about 600 to 1900 bales the
market closing firm. The news from the South tended to
sten prices, owing TO the serious falling off in receipts
Our dates by telegraph come down to the 14h June from
New Orleans which give receipts for the week at only
$500 bales against 900 for the week last year.
and Mobile despatch of the 14th states the receipts
for the week ending that day had been only bales
against 81 900 for the week last year. At this rate
il will be hard to get the total up to 500 900 bales,
though il may possibly reach that amount The estimates
hitherto forward by many parties to England have
reached high 36OO0o0 g. 700 900 bales and have,
no OF LcnQeu lnnuenCo
operations in Manchester and Liverpool.
FREGTs.-Kates steady, with fair amount Of
engagements. To Liverpool about 80 600 600 bush.
grain TAKEN in bags and bulk at Cd. 6l4d I'd;
1000 g. 900 bbs flour, AT Is. I'd. q. Cd. To Lon
don 1000 bbls. -four engaged at 2s 3d. and
lots of wheat in bags Is Cd To Bremen 900 bush.
rye were. engaged ut 12c. and $50 bales cotton at c
To Havre grain was taken at 12hc, cotton at hc and
flour at 62h
HAY continued dull and prices somewhat unsettled.
LIME dull at soc. for common, and 81 II for lump
Rockland
NAVAL STORES were quiet, and prices unchanged.
OILS were without change OF importance in prices.
TRoyIoNs.-Pork-The market was heavy, and prices
easier; the sales embraced about 600 800 bbLs in
Guiding mess, at SO, and SIG 81 a SIG SO 416 Is
tor prime, which was better Beef was quite steady,
With some better demand, and sales of about 400 q
SEQ bbfs., including country prime, at 81 50, and
country mess at SIS 50 SO, and repacked Western At
50 SO "A $l2 Cuneats were lrmer, and in good demand
Shoulders at c. sc, and 200 hhds dry sated
hams were sold at 9c Bacon continued scarce and firm
small lot of boneess short mddles sold ut about 10c
lard continued firm sales Of $50 bbs OF fair to prime
quality made at 1OAc. Ike; kegs in store were
sold at 12]sc. Butter and cheese were unchanged.
RCE-SNes of $50 casks were made at 50 81 "a - 81
SUGARs.-T1e market continued quite active and prices
firm the heaviest purchases having beon mde for re-
ning with lots speculation and others go out
Of market. Tho sales embraced about 2500a 600 hhds
chiefly Cuba muscovado, at 7Sc. 8Xc and 300 400
do Porto Rico at about 7sc STc 200 300 boxes
Havana, at &c., and cargo of 800 bags Bahia at &c.,
tons Of Mcssrs. Stuart for their refined sugarsIoaf
sugar, 12Ac crushed sugar, l2c ground sugar. II
circle crushed sugar, 111sc.
ToRAcCo is quiet, and the market rather unsettled
Suitable grades very and high The sales included
IS hhds. Kentucky and Maysvllc at 7Sc 1896; IS
bales Havana at p t. 13 seed Leaf at 6Hc tSc
WHsKEY firm. Sales, 800 400 bbls. Ohio aud prison
at 26hc. &c.