The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-10

surcrGne brands with sales o. unsound At 81 IS a. rs
Canadian vas hm with sales q about $50 bbls. at
figures. southcfn four unchanged lox grades
heavy while the medium and extra grades we're sustain
ed and the sAlss embraced ABOUT 800 bbs quo
ntions Corn meal was hrm with sal's o. 90 bels. ~
Prices. Rye -four firm with sales ~ about 200
bbF. NJ the above figures. wheat-The market frm
clecay for prime lots, while low grades we're heavy
sales about ~ bushels made including prime
white Canadian a, 81 37 choice white Michigan IN small
lu At ~ 90 prime red 10 nj ~ rs choice Long Island
- -. 20 40 The Hudson and fair PRIME red sou,n.
NJ al 70 ~ Is good white DO AT 81 81 and choice
red state at 81 - Corn IN good demand and prices
nrm tho sales embraced about 900 bushels Al Tsc
" ~. chiefly al sec tic. for mixed Western
white Western Al 5sc and choice white southern ~ SOC
RE Ia tar request wh sales Of 1900 bushels North
crn Il 80 Barley was steady but quiet Oats arm,
With sales Il state at Isc Soc and of Western and Ca
nadian AZ $50 a 81.
CorFs-saes of 2s5 bags Of Java were made by auc.
ton at about l;. and 800 bags lssuayra were made
y. T., and l35 do. RIO al 100
C,rTuS The sses yesterday embraced 900 bales the
rs,,e-Io Sycrpo ooo his asgr re,a
at L. Od and 400 boxes cheese nj ass To London
hoxss cheese were taken at 3os. 10 bbs roan at p
100 bbis navy beef AZ - d. and 100 do at a. OIL To-
Bremen 20 tons dead weight engaged a, 25s and
20 tons moasuemen, goods reported per steamer Al 3os
ana resin do. At L. Cd. with cotton at NC 10 Havre
cotton going forward in a moderate way at sc
WHpsin SALES II 300 bbis. were made al 1sc., and
small lut nj 25lsc
rHn-Raisins were steady, with sales Of about 1000
bones MRS at ~ o5 ~ To- and 800 layers at ~ 90
HAr-saes Of about 500 1000 bales we're made a,
boc Doc.
ImsS-sacs q 200 Mexican hides At 22isc
Iwr was steady, at 81 for lump, and at zoe for com
do.
MoiAss~I-The sales embraced about 244 hhds. C,ba
muscoyado AZ D. q, and 100 bbs New Orleans nj 34c
35c, and l2n do. do. nj 35c. n acc
Nsvs STorS.-s'rrits turpentpe was rather nrmer
with sales 81 loo 200 bbs, at isc. 4stsc Common
resin quiet hut firmly held NJ VI So afoat, and AT
81 10 from yard per 3io lbs delivered Crude urpentne
was held At 90 SIN
ous-IAnsecd continued firm, with fair demand for
future delivery. Crude sperm and whale
changed. while the demand was fair
rEoyISIoSs -pork-Tbe market lees buoysnt. and
closed with degree Of hcaviness. The sales the
spot embraced COO 200 bbls., including old ut
en- 90 sl7 e5 thin AZ s17, new mess at SIS So
and prime at $l4 10 sli so; and sales Of 900 bbls
prime reported deliverable In January, at Ola so
Beef rather heavy and in good supply, with sales ~
about 500 COO hbls., including country prime AZ %
81 co. country do nj 81 62h 90 repacked Western
mess at IS G2 so 30, and extra do ut sll f2 Prime
mtss was nominal Al els a SIS 60 india mess at
s22 s23 with sales Of small lots, including India erces
NJ 81 Beef hams we're heavy, and $50 bbs.
ported at SIS ala IS Cut meats vere IN far demand
sales Il 40 hbcs made Al &c SIC. for shoul.
dets piac gs{c for hams, and foote's. Edwards Wash.
ineton hams deliverable IN February l3c Bacon vas
quot Al 70. lOc lard less bu0yant, while tho
s. r. embraced about 400 bbs and terces II -
VI Sc viii some prime quoted st III. Dressed hogs
wefc 8tm with sacs NJ &c. Sc. Butter and Cheese
were steady and priccs unchanged.
EIcL.-sAlos Of 100 ticrces we're made at &c a31.e,