The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-22

Canadian Hour 10 good demand, with saes OF ABOUT
600 700 bbls within the range of the above quotations
The market for Southern grades inactive and rather
heavy at quotations, with sales of GOO 100 bbs Rye
-four steady with limited sales. Corn meal was sold
70 the extent Of about 80 so bbls, within the range of
the above prices. Wheat-The market firm for
the higher grades, while the sales were confined o
about 5000 900 bushels, including good 10 prime
red Tennessee at 81 81 90 and fair to prime Southern
white at 81 IS 81 IS. Corn was in fair demand, with
sales Of about 30 900 bushes including new yellow an
white at 65c &c. ard dry white at at 70c, for export
Rye was dull and nominal at zoe. &c Barley was
quiet at about zoe Zoe Oats we're in fair request,
COFFEE The demand was fair and sales confined 10
about $50 bags of Maracabo at lo and $50 do Rio at
Sic. with $50 mats Java at Ice.
CoTToN.--Dcludipg some sales made yesterday after
noon, the transactions embraced about 500 bales the
market closing with less spirit at l0Sc Dealers were
disposed to await later intelligence due by the Europa
the present week.
FREIcHrs-For Liverpool about 10000 bushels wheat
taken at 3D., in bulk and TO- 900 do.
gagged at 4hd., bulk, and $500 do wheat in bags,
SD 300 boxes bacon at us 3D. 300 bbls rosin at
Is Cd $50 bbls -four at p t. and some cotton at led
with 80 tons Of fustc at las To london 800 terces and
barrels engaged at u.s. Cd 3s 3D. 100 tons goods
at 25s about go bbls -four at 2s Sd 2s 3d. chiefly
at the latter figure and GO indigo at 2Os To Hi-
rates without quotable change. To Rotterdam
$50 bbs. of rosn were engaged at 3s
HAY-The sales embraced about 600 a 500 bales for
computed at about 80 600 bales nst about 0e0
at the time last year The crop last year Of
the largest ever made in the country but the producers
have been induced TO store instead Of sending to
market At this time last year selling at 90c 81
and sells at Csc 75c and should such weather
has prevailed for the last two three weeks continue
until the advent Of spring. expect TO very low
range Of prices prevail The exports made from this port
go TO all the Southern cities 10 the West India islands and
to South America; some being shipped occasionally TO
Rio Janeiro
NAVAL sroREsspirits turpentine firm and in good
demand, with sales of about 900 bbs at 40c cash 800
do No. rosn at So 49, with some pale at SO rs 81.
Common roen steady at 81 49, while crude was scarce
and firm at So so.
OIs The market exhibited no new features, and
continued without animation for all kinds, without change
Of moment in quotations.
PRovRIoSs.-Pork-The market easier, but rather
active, and sales Of about 200 bbs reported
in part for California, chiefly within the of
Sl4 81 Sl4 10 with small lots TO the trade at $l4 75
Prime at 81 SO a sl1 IS, and thin mess A. Sl4.
Beef steady with sales Of about 200 $50 bbis in-
GLIDING country prime at IS rs Sc so, and mess do at
80 So repacked Western at 80 $l2 aud extra do
nj el2 IS Sl4 prime steady at $l7 S22 beef
hams steady at $14 so $40 go Bacon steady
with sales Of hung middles at Sc. Lard rather
heavy, and sales confined to 300 400 bbs and terce
at DC to 9c-the latter for strictly prime only.
RcE-sales OF 900 casks reported at &c. 81.
latter figure for prime.
WHOLESALERS to the trade embraced 300 hhds., in
GLIDING New Orleans at SIC exc, with small lots OF
prime grocery grades at Ic aud Cuba muscovado Mt &c.
&c 400 hbds. New Orleans sold by auction ut
a exc. 200 800 hhds moado sold 10 the trade,
n bond, for refining, at from 2sSc &C., free, aud 900
bags siam at 6,c.
WHlskkY-saios of 200 600 bbls we're made at u \ ;,