The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-18
Isl Of September as compared with the previous two


The increase Of receipts at the ports, compared with
1856 and 81 bales the decrease exports
Great Britain, compared with 1856, IS 900 bales. De-
10 other foreign ports is 900 bales Increase
to France, 600 bales Total decrease in exports o.
600 bales
Fsm.-Dry cod were firm at So SO a SO rs for Grand
Bank and at 81 for Georges. Mackerel frmer and
holders demanded 54 rs tor No large; sl3 rs for No
do and 80 SO for No. 3s. Picking fair demand
at unchanged prices.
FRneHm.-To Liverpool 400 bbls rosn were engaged
at 2s so tons animal matter ut 16s. reported
at I'd, while grain and -four nominal To London
200 bbs Of rosn engaged at Is 3D. per go 800
do crude turpen.ne at Is 3D. per $50 bs 80 tons animal
matter al 20s and 20 terces at POS. There
thing TO Glasgow. To Bremen 100 terces rice
engaged per steamer at 35s. To Australia
Zoe per foot measurement Rates to California were un-
changed
FRrn-The sales embraced about 2, 600 boxes raisns
including layers at 81 As NJ RI at 81 0b; halves at
81 10; and quarters at 62hc.
HAY firmly held 50c 55c., which tended TO
check sales.
IRos-scotch pig was held at $50 lin small lots) six
months
LINE nactive the last sales made at roc for
common Rockand and at SIC. for lump do.
MolAsEs-The market was steady, but sales were
light. 20 hhds. mnscovado were sold at p I.
NAVAL sToRs were inactive, and prices more or less
nominal at boc oc for SPIRITS VI 30 for common rosin
and at - for crude turpentine.
OIs-Sales OF some &, 600 600 gallons lnseed were
made at Gle. 62c. The New Bedford Whaieness Shipping
List gives the following review Of that market for the
week ending the 18th inst We notice better demand in
sperm since our last and the sales embraced 1000 bills
foI0wsi00 bbls. at 81 81 $50 do at 81 % ATS do
at 81 22 1876 at 81 90 and 40 bbls "head at 81 80 per
gallon The market closed with further inquiry and
better feeling manifested by holders Whale in good de-
mand both speculative aud consumpve The transac-
tons Tor the week include sales Of 400 bos for specua
non at SIC per gallon Also for consumption $50 oos
at SIC and $50 bbls in parcels at 53c. per gaonmar
ket closing with further inquiry, and higher prices de-
manded for handsome lots.
PRovIsIoSs.-Pork-The market more buoyant, and
the demand more active with better prices at the close
The sales embraced about 800 bbls including mess az
ST 90 81 62ss unnspected do. Of 32 lbs weight TO
barrel At $l8, and prime at $l3 20 $l4 Beef was
steady and the demand fair with sales OF about AS bbs
including country prime at Sc so ST. country mess at
IS 80; rcpacked Western at 80 so $l and extra do
NJ 81 80 $l2; prime mess firm at $18 $40. Beef
hams in fair demand with sales of $50 bbls at $l3
20 a SIS. Bacon WAS nominal sale of picked sides
were reported at 7c dressed hogs selling at 7c.
nc Cut meats in fair request sales Of 100 hhds
and terces were made, including hams at &c. a ehc.,
and shoulders at &c. G1sc. Lard rmer, with sales
Of about 800 bbs at 10c 1lc and 500 kegs TO arrive
soon at Butter and cheese were steady and in good
demand
SuGARs-The sales embraced about 400 hhds. Cubas
within the range Of &C. &c The market closed steady.
WnsKEY.-The market was steady, with sales Of about
500 bbls. at 221,c.