The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-19

Canadian was steady, while prices were unchanged, and
brands were less active and buoysnt, and sales confined
to about 700 a 500 bbs., within the above range of prices
waseelling, in a small way, at the above figures. Wheat
was rrm, while the supplies were light, and no sales Of
moment transpired. Prime white was in demand for mill
ing while all grades were steady at last weeks quotations
Corn was without, change of moment. The sales embraced
about 5000 bushels, included IL which were 5000 bushels
order. ~ 7a I 'p Rv . ! sna Of ''U oSon 40; !, S sHH sr IN sn,p ysps
made, at roc. Oats we're in fair demand, at Csc. a 3lc. for
Virginia, SAC. a SOC. for Pennsylvania and New Jersey, and
4c. a 44c. for State and western.
CofFEE.-Saleso Of about 500 bags Of coffee were made at
Skc. l0kc.
CorroN.-The market WAS drmer, and closed at nc.
advance, with sales of about 1000 bales. We now quote
middhng uplands at 10Y cents.
FRxIGBrs-To Liverpool about 1000 bushels Of wheat
were engaged at 4Ad. a sgd. 500 bbls. -four at Ia. 10d.
800 bales bacon at liz. Sd. a COS, and a few hundred bales
of cotton at 3-16d.; 10 tons lard at It's. Cd. and 100 bbls.
Of pork at rs. Cd. To London 200 bbls. pork at IS. 81.
and 800 tierces pork and 100 bales bacon at 25s. The en-,
gagemen,s to London Of -four in a Bremen vessel was,
with The exceptsn OF q small lot taken to I'LL up, engaged,
HAY.-some 500 a i 900 bales were Ald, for shipment,
at 65c. a 75c.
HoPs-Prime to choice new were in fair demand for
brewing at &c a &c a lec; common to fair do. at &c. &c.
old were selling a, lc. . 2bc.
IRoS.-The sales were confined TO about so a 90 tons, at
last weeks prices.
NAVAL sToREs-SaleS of about 500 a 600 bbls. spirits
turpeDtfpe were male at 39c. cash. Common rosin was
firm at 81 So a 81 an, while sales were unimportant. The
stock Of crude was reduced TO about 1000 bbls, or less.
Holders were firm at IS SO.
OILS line MARIE in a general way was quiet. Ameri.
can )inseed was selling in cssks and barrels at sac. a 56c.
Crude whale was selling in q small way at 56c. Sales OF
about ! 200 gallons winter bleached were reported at &c.
per gallon cash. Crude sperm was firm at 81 a 81 IS cash.
PRovIsIONs.-Pork-Th market was rather sitter, while
sales were limited. The sales embraced about 200 a 800
bbls. new mess at sl4 SIS; at the close there were no sellers
under SO. Prime was at $l1 rs a sl2, clean mess "A,
ST. % and prime mess Sl4. Beef was heavy and sales
made Of about $50 bbls., IN lots, at So rs a SO so for cOun-
try prime, and at 50 a 80 rs for mess do. Beef hams were
in fair demand at s14 so a S6 so. Prime mess was at
81 so a 500. Bacon was steady and a considerable sale Of
Cumberland cut middles was reported 10 have been made
to arrive all this month, at p. t Cut meats we're in fair de-
mand, with sales Of about 100 packages, including should
ers, at &c. a $40, and hams at Sc. a SIC. Lard was
unchanged, and sales of about $50 bbls. were reported at
sac. q sac. Butter was steady at lie. a l5c. for Chic,
and lSc. a zoe, for State. Cheese was quiet at &C. a Sc.
per ID.
RICE was heavy. Sales of 100 terces were reported a.
2zc. a &c
SUGARS The market was inactive and refining goods
were dull. The sales embraced about 800 n 400 hhds
chiefly low grades for rehnipg-New Orleans at &c, ard
the remainder was Cuba muscovado at Axe. a SIC.