The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-21


Canadian brands continued firm with sales of 100 200
bbs at quotations Southern was in speculative demand,
with sales of about 5000 bbs, closing within the range
Of figures Rye flour and corn meal were firm at quo
tations but quiet. Wheat-The market irmer, while
the sales embraced about 1000 bushels red Southern at
81 80 81 40 mixed do at 81 49, mixed Long Island and
red Kentucky 81 &c. Corn less buoyant, and sales
confined to about 1900 5000 bushels including mixed
Western at SSc., and white Southern at SIC Barley was
firm and in good demand with sales of 900 bushels at
8Oc 90c. for State and Canadian Rye was quiet, and
held at about 90c 91c Oats were firm while sales were
limited
CoFFEE.-The sales embraced about 500 bags Rio at
1414c. 144c, and 1000 mats at 14Ac., and 500 do.
CorToN.-The market active and frmer, with sales
of about $500 bales including 1000 in ranstu. The
market closed advance OF 6c. We now quote mid
FREIGnrs-To Liverpool, 800 bbls rosin were engaged
at 2s 3d. 40 erces at 2Os so bundles shocks at Is Cd
cotton nominal at I'D 932d To London, 90 terces
engaged at 25s and 200 bbs navy beef at As
3D. To Glasgow 500 bbs rosn were engaged at 3s and
20 tons usc at 2ls. To Bremen 200 bbls rosin, $50
sci taken up New Orleans load with cotton for
Cronsadt at 1884 To Antwerp, 200 bales OF cotton
were engaged at sd
including NJ RS at 50 40 50 so, and layers at 50 95
ass
HAyThe market was steady, with sales of about 500
IRoN-scotch pig was selling to moderate extent at s25
$40, SIX months. Bars were unchanged
HOPs steady and IN fair demand for brewing at
10c. a 16c for new; old was unchanged.
LMR-Sales were made OF few hundred barrels Of
MoLAssEs.-The market was firm, with sales of 800 a
400 bbls New Orleans at 4lc 42c and 175 hhds Cuba
cayed, crop and the FIRST of the season. at about
Csc
NAVAL STORES steady, at 81 II 81 80 for
rosn. Spirits were held at 49ac a5Oc Crude was firmly
held at SO IS.
Ons-Inseed was steady at 66c. &c., while crude
whale and sperm were unchanged.
PRovIsIoNs-Pork-The market displayed greater ami
nation and excitement. The sales embraced ZOO bbs
including at SIT so, thin at SIT rs,
clear do at $40, prime do. at $13 81 IA $l3 so,
with sales of 5000 bbls., deliverable in March,
yesterday afternoon, at SIS rs. Beef continued in fair
demand, with sales Of 800 400 bbs including country
prime at So SO 81 and country So 49, repack-
ed western at 50 $40 Co. and do at $ll 81 &c.
Prime mess was steady but quiet, at $40 Sl9 with safes
OF 90 terces reported at the latter figure Beef hams
steady at $l3 so $l6 co. Bacon in moderate
request The sales embraced about $50 Cumber-
land cut middles at &c. SIC, and 900 lbs thin
clear sdes sold at 10c, and 80 900 belly sides at
PIT Cut meats in better request with sales of 600
700 hhds. including shoulders, at exc. a &C. and
hams at &c. 9sc. Dressed hogs selling at 7c &c.
Lard was better and active, with sales Of about
1200 500 bbls at II &c. 12c Butter and cheese
were in fair demand at steady prices.
hcE.-There was speculative movement, and in.
GLIDING some transactions made yesterday afternoon the
sales embraced about 500 casks, including 400 for ex
port at &c. S7sc &C., closing at the latter figure for
prime
srcEs-sales of 900 mats cassia were made at 2sc
SUGARs-The market continued firm with sales of 600
hhds, chiefly New Orleans mostly within the range Of &C.
&c to 8hc-the latter figure for prime. Included in
the sales were 20 bids Porto Rico at and 100 boxes
at exc.