The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-12

Canadian brands were not plenty, while the sales
were restricted to about $50 200 bbs. within the
paratively quiet. The sales embraced about 700 q
500 bbs., at our figures given above. Rye -four was
guiet, and prices unchanged. Sales of about 600
Dbls. Brandywine corn meal were made at 81.
and the sales reached about rs 900 $4,000 bushels,
included in which were red winter Western
at 81 023 81 o. Milwaukee club, common
70 prime, at SOC. 9Oc., inferior to common
gan at 81 Is, and good white Indiana at 81 Oj.
Corn-The sales embraced about 10000 bushels,
including white Southern at &c., inferior white
Western at roc, mixed Western at 64c 75c..
yellow at sSc. Rye was quiet at 69c. a zoe. Oats
in fair demand, but rather easier with sales of
State and Western at 45c. a 47c.
COFFEE was quiet, and prices unchanged.
COrToN.-The market continued firm, with sales
of about 5000 bales at l2Ac. for middling uplands
and some sales were reported at oneeighth Of cent
higher.
FREIGHrs.-E Engagements embraced about 20 900
bushels wheat in bulk and bags at AID. 3D., 600
bbls. -four at Is. AID Is 3d. 700 bales Of cotton at
Sled, 200 tons Laguayra logwood at l5s so hhds.
tobacco at 22s., and so hhds hams at It's. Cd. 10
London, 20 small hhds- tobacco at 20s., 5000 bushels
wheat in ships bags at 3D., IS hhds tobacco at 2os
500 bbls spirits turpentine at 5s $50 tons oil cake
at U.s. 3D., and 200 bbls flour at Is. 3D.; to Ant
werp, $1,000 bushels grain at ID; to Bremen,
GOO bbls rosin at 2s, and 200 bales of cotton at
2-16. TO Melbourne so cases Of tobacco were en-
gagged at Csc. per foot measurement.
FISH was quiet, and prices generally unchanged.
HAY.-Sales Of about 400 bales were made at 45c.
a soc.
MoLAssKs.-sales of about 100 hhds. Porto Rico
were made at Sic.
NAVAL SToREs.-The market was more active and
frmer The sales embraced about 900 bbls spirits
turpentine here and to arrive at 45c., and about
1000 bbls. common rosin, the spot and TO arrive,
at l62Ac. l70c per $40 lbs other descriptions were
firmly held, while sales were light.
OILs.-Lnseed was In fair demand and prices
firm: crude sperm was some firmer: sales 600 bbs.
were reported in New Bedford at l2lc., and 100 do.
head matter at 125c. cash crude whale was in mode
rate request and prices unchanged.
PBovIsIoSs.-Pork-The market was lrmer and
mess at SIC 65 SIC u.s. closing at the latter figure;
and prime at sl3 20 a $l3 rs, and extra rumDs at
sl4, and sl7 rs for clear mess. Beef was steady,
and the sales embraced $50 200 bbls.. including
country mess at Sill Sill so; repacked Western at
Gil so a sl3 80, and extra do. at sl4 sli so.
Prime mess was at $40 1922, and beef mans ut SIG
eli. Bacon was firm at SIC l0c. Cut meats
were in fair demand at steady prices. The sales
embraced about $50 hhds., including shoulders, at
54c SIC and hams at &c. Lard was active and
firrer; the sales embraced about 900 barrels and
tierces, mostly good to prime, at &c. lltc. But
ter was in better demand; the sales included Ohio
at l2c. l7c., and State at lie. 20c Cheese was
at &c. &C. for skinned, and prime new State was
at &c. a Sc
SUGARS continued firm, and closed at a full ic.
per ID. advance on the weeks sales. The transac-
tons embraced about COO hhds. Cuba muscoyado,
chiefly within the range OF 6&c. 7Ac.
WnIskEY.-sales Of about 800 bbls. were made
at i4c.