The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-25

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SO 60. Southern -four hrmer and in gooi demand,
with purchases for export. The sales embraced
quotations. Rye flour steady with sales Of $50 bbls.
at the above figures. Corn meal quiet for both Jer
sey and Brandywine at quotations. Wheat was firm
and in steady demand with sales of about rs 900
bushels, including Kentucky white at 81 SO; Canadian
white at 81 30 81 49, Chicago spring. in part to arrive
at 81 1919 81 49, and Milwaukee club at about 81 IL
81 10. Corn less buoyant while sales embraced
about 900 bushels at 81 OF for white Southern 81 03
for mixed Western and 81 o3s 81 05 for Jersey yellow
Barey-The sales embraced rs, 900 bushels, at SOC.
s6c for Canadian Eastern and Western including part
State to arrive at Sic. Rye-Sales Of 1000 bushels
higher, with sales of State at "A c. AGO. and Canadian
at Acc. 1870. st
CorrxE-In view of the public sale to come of soon the
market was quiet 80 bags Maracaibo sold at IL &c
small lots St Domingo at 1c., and about 100 do Rio at
1l1sc. Ea tan&8 de& rft III
Co,ror-The market was firm though less active The
transactions footed up 800 500 bales closing Oh the
basis of II sc. for mddlng uplands and some quoted
them at II &c. 80 .ss... stt er
FRr1cr1s were nrm while engagements were moderate
To Liverpool small lots of cotton reaching bales
taken at l6d 40 TO 50 tons Of seed at 25 dead
weight 2os; and 600 bushels wheat taken, said
to he transfer or rc.cngagenfent, at p. Rates to
London and 10 Glasgow also firm but engage
mens were maed To Bremen 100 bbls. ashes were en-
gagged at 22s. 3D., with spirits turpentine at p T.
HAY.-Sales Of about 900 bales were made at 70c o
75c., and at 00c. for city use.
lRoN steady, with small sales. Scotch pig $23 %
$24 six months.
LME-Further sales of Rockland were made at &c.,
and at csc. for bo.h sorts of Rockand:
MOlAEs1S.-Tho market quiet WHO priceS Wero un-
changed. .-,.
NAyAL Sroars-saes of $50 barrels spirits turpentine
were made a. 461sc. 47c. Rosn ana crude were
quiet
OIs-We have no change 10 notice IN whale or sperm,
which were held with steadness The sales OF lnseed
no.iced in Saturday report as will be seen by looking at
II referred TO the transactions for the two three pre-
ced,nr days and not stated all sold that day and
5ac was accidentally substituted Tor 56c., or more pro-
reriy for SIS &c caeh Such slip Of the pen may occur
,nd In such this it becomes apparent TO the
trade If not to Oilman Neither has our reporter
the necessity Of seeking information reliable than
that to which he already has access. 4f
PRovisIoNs-Pork-1he demand for mess was mode.
rate and prices rather easier, while prime was better
The sales embraced about Ion bbs including mess at SIS
20 SIS 25 thin ut SIS Is SIG 26 clear do at SIT
u.s. and prime at $40 Included transactions were
500 bbls unnspectcd at SIS TO- Beef was iufair
demand at steady prces with sales bhls including
country prime ut 81 country mess at IS 621s new
repacked new mess at $40 $11 and extra ut $12 Beef
hams were scarce and firm at SIS so ST. Cut meats
were quiet at &C. for shoulders and at 0sc for hams.
Lard was less buoyant while sales were confined 126
bbls. at lie. Ike Butter selling at 12c 1Sc for
Ohio and lac &c for State. Cheese in fair request
at SIC. loo.
RICE was quiet, with small sales al 3,lc &C.
si1cES-A sale of 10 cases nutrnegs made at 4Shc
SuGARs-The market active and Wices in the man
were steady. The sales embraced 1900 q 2 100 hhds,
chiefly Cuba muscovado; part within tho range OF 64c
exc, and 200 boxes at csc. a TIC. 49,,
TAILow.-Saes Of 5000 lbs were made at ioAc'
1o7Sc.
W,usKKy.-salcs Of 500 bills. were reported at &C.
lShc.