The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-25

Canadian superfne and extra 49,. 30 w
at about the above Quotations Southern also better,
with sales for export TO tropical ports The uausac
range Of The above quotations Wheat nued urm whs
good demand with sales OF about 10 20 bushels
including which were 900 bushels Milwaukee at 81 6b,
5000 do fair Canadian white at 81 80 from store and
prime club at 81 SO. and cargo handsome white Ohio
81 80, and small lot Of prime Georgia sold al 81 &c.
Corn was and win Of
Tor ordinary, Csc. &c. for good mixed, and $500
bushels prime high mixed al ssc, and Southern
yellow at ssc., while white do ragged from soc
97c. Rye was quiet, and nominal At 81 Is 81 %.
Barley was dull and nominal at 81 So 81 76 Barley
malt was steady at 81 IS 81 60 Oats were firm, and
sales were made at 60c. . CSC per bushel.
CorFEE-A cargo consisting Of 1900 bags Rio was sold
al lo$c cash, and 500 d., were sold at 10Hc.
COTToS The market continued firm, with sales OF
about 900 bales including about 900 bales based
mddlpg uplands, at l4'sc and New Orleans do at l4c
The following is statement OF the movement In cotton
ince the ls September last compared with the pre-
1854. 1855. 1850. 1851:
EXP to et Britain. isssCsS GOO isf COO 1886
EXP EXP .s to o. ports
s ssss OK
R:Si j. s;.a sssS
Exp p % Ser l1S port. sssS sSSS go sS$s
The decrease In receipts at the ports compared with last
year. 647 900 bales compared with 1885, 295 600 The
decrease In exports to Great Britain, 400 000 compared
with 1883 275 900 bales. Decrease to France 1Ol Coo
compared with 1858, 3sooo decrease to other foreign
pors 104 COO increase compared with 1853 81 900 bales
FRKIGnrs.-Rates continued heavy and engagements
light To Liverpool some cotton In square bales was re-
ported at g., and some Sea Island at Id rs hhds 10
bacco At l2 Cd. and 1000 bushels nishps bags at
2hd. Rates to London nominal. To Havre they were
unchanged To California rates were steady at 70 cents
per foot an to Australia at 2Sc n per foot measure
Stephens for Liverpool at Co., ship was taken up 10
load with coal for Acapulco al 80 out, and 10 load with
sapetre at port In Peru for Great Britain at Ga per ton
GUNSy CIor-Sales Of 100 bales were made at 13c.
Hay was quiet and prices unchanged.
HEMP-American was inactive, and quotations nominal.
sale Of 500 bales OF Manila made al &C., months
have the benefit of the reduction of duty.
NAVAL SroRnSpirits turpen'ine was In good demand
with sales of 600 500 bb at 44c In merch order
and at 45c In good shipping order and the sales OF rosn
embraced about SEQ bbs. aoat at 81 % per $40 lbs
Crude turpentne unchanged. Tar was dull
PRovr1oSs.-Pork was heavy and lower, sith sales OF
500 400 bbs a So 70 $22 u.s. part check today,
and the remainder In the regular way prime was In
moderate request at $40 $40 TO- Beef arm With
good local and Eastern trade the sales embraced about
go bble., including country mess at 3l4 SIS, and re-
packed Western mess at SIG 80 ST. and Chicago extra
do at 81 30 SIS; prime mess and beef hams were
changed. Bacon quiet and nominal. Cut meats
steady with Of about lbs hhds including shoulders
at 9kc exc, and hams at lie. all 10. Lard firm,
with sales Of 200 bbls at lihc H'sc, Butter wn in
fair demand at 1sc. &c for State, and lie &c for
Ohio. Cheese was inactive at &c. 10xc.
SuGARs-We have no change OF moment 10 notice, while
talee inued 10 be made limited scale. The sales
embraced about 200 hhds., chiefly common grades, at
exc. 10c.
TlAs-The late news from China regarding the dmiu-
ished supply with advces OF active market In Eng
land, has impaired more buoyanc and animation 10 this
chcs at advance OF near cent per h. Prices ranged
from 4Ic. a aSho. per ID.