The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-21

Canadian without change of moment in prices The
sales embraced about 800 400 bbs Southern -four
in fair request, while quotations without change OF
moment The sales embraced about 500 bbls, within
the range of our figures. Rye -four and meal
braced about 600 bushels including white Western
81 10; red at 81 0S, and white Southern at 81 80
sales 81 Corn about was s s bushels Chiefly with
at 66c 6ec for inferior 70 prime Western mixed, and
soc for round and prime tat yellow Rye was in fair
quest with sales of about bushels at 75c. Barley
Sales Of about 600 600 bushels made S5c csc for
State and Canadian. Oats in better supply and
cheaper sales Of " 900 bushels reported 44c
45c for State, and at 46c 4sc for Western aud Cana
dian.
CoFrE--The market quiet but firm, while sales
CorroS-Thc sales embraced abont 900 bales chiefly
in transit closing steady the basis Of about 12c for
middlinC upands
FRKlGms.-Engagoment were light. To Liverpool, rs
bbls 81 lard oil were engaged at Dos. 800 bbs
Is Cd 800 bushels peas, in ships bags at Sd and $50
400 bales of cotton at 71Gd. 7.32d. There
thing new for London Glasgow. vessel chartered
TO load Baltimore with for Bordeaux 27s ct
Measurement goods for Australia ranged from Csc 3oc
per foot. 3.
HAY-The sales embraced about 500 bales, at 55c.
6Oc
nominal.
LIME fair demand at Toe. for common and u for
MorAss market quiet and prices, in the alb
scnce OF sales, were nominal
NAVAL sroRss-Spirts turpenine were at about ACC,
while common rosn and crude turpentne were nominal
0ns-flnseed was unchanged and sales limited, The
New Bedford WkGlsmsR shipping Lat contains the fol.
Lowing notice Of that market for the week ending October
1SSperm Is IN moderate demand, without any improve
ment IN prices The sales for the week embrace 500
bbs, very handsome at 81 "a and about 200 bbls Ia
Parcels, 81 % cash and the other nj 81 70 per
gallon. Whale " also quiet The transactions since
last include sales Of $50 bbs, parcels at s2c. to
5sc. per gallon.
PEoyTS4oss -PoFk-The market opened without change
of moment in prices, but closed with less buoyancy The
tales embraced about 900 b6is, including old
sic 10 $40 so, and new aninslccted do at sIe rs;
thin mess, unnspected, at $40 l2h, and old
prime sold at $I4 20. Beef was Hrm and in
good demand, with sales Of about 800 n 400 bbls.
including reIscked Western mcss at Sill f12 aud
do. at sis. Country prime nominal al 81 s., and
country mess at ~ 80 s1o Small sales Of choice beef
hams made at SIT Bacon inactive. Cut meats
were more inquired for with small sales Of shoulders
6Ac. a 6kc. and hams at Sc a sac. Lard steady,
with fair demand Sales embraced about 800 bbls. and
tercas at lOc l0Ac for Old and 900 bbs were ~.
ported, deliverable in November December January and
February, at l0c. sellers option Dressed hogs were
selling BIC. 70 CSC. Butter and cheese mode
rate request aud prices unchanged.
Rev was quiet at sc. a axe.
SresRs-The market heavy The sales embraced
about $50 hhds chiefly Cubas within the range Of &c
a 1ho, with Porto Rico at &C. S.. for refining gvcis
TEss.-1be auction sale held today drew q good AMI
spirited company. Nearly the whole catalogue sold
through, and ~ hrmer rates for the better grades The
higher qualities OF young hyson showed an advaacc ol
about &C. per H. ON the previous sale, while common
grades exhibited no change Of momcnt.
WHrKEl-Tho market wa steady. with sales OF about
400 bbls. at ~ lsc. and extra bbs at 23c.
Receipts OF produce October 20 by the North river
Flour, 10000 bbis wheat 90 800 bushels corn 80 $50
do oats ,sl5 do. rye, 2376 do: barley. s5s 10
provisions ios r.gs; whskcy o2e bhls.; szhes, Is DO,
malt. loG0s do.
Per Southern steamers and raiiroads--FIour $50
bbls wheat o1e BAGS, barley, Sc do provisions $50
pkg wlskey Jus bbls lard al do. l,ssl Isl do AMI
bs9 bushels corn meal.