The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-01

sac Oats wcro heavy with moderate sales Of State at
w.s Srm "Ss
modeTae 400 or 500 bags OF RIO were sold within the
range Of Ike. q nc. me stock Of coffee November
1886 Costa Rica, $50; e. Domingo 500 saysnills a2l
Java I'D bags, 567 mats Singapore 3,o4S mats. To-
tai, b 800 bags, 2S, SIS mats.
COI1oNIhe market IN consequence Of frost news from
the bou assumed greater hrmness and closed a about
}sc. per 10. higher. The sales embraced about 500
bales on the basis Of 1,sc. for middlng upands. The
GALES made chiefly for lots on The wharf and IN
store.
FK,ncn1s. Rates sustained, with moderate engage
ments To liverpool 100 bales Of cotton engaged at
3l6d 900 bbs. Hour at 2s 200 boxes cheese ut 40s,
by steamer 100 tierces beef by do at 5s so bbs lard
a. Sos and 100 obs apples BY steamer Al S. To Lon
and 80 tons Oh at COS 100 half chests tea az IT'S Cd
measurement and 100 bbls oil cake, to iii up at 2s Cd
There nothing to Glasgow To san Francisco tho
rates IN full vessels at Csc per foot
and those advanced in loading, 271Sc. Soc per foot
vessel was engaged to load With cotton at Mobile for LIVER
HAY firm, with sales of some 900 200 bales for
shipment at fun prices.
at s24 In small lots from yard II sold at s25 per
ton Mr.. Jas. Byrne, in his monthly circular regarding
the movements in metals, remarks as folows:-A few
outside lots Of one third charcoal tin plate disposed
Of at 80 81 six months and invoices of refined bar
iron OK ship al $51 so six months However, the mar
ket entirely bare Of outside lots and closes am at
me quotations. above Theimports, foreign are:--
Sept 1859. Oct, 1859
Iron, bar and bundle, TONS ....... 3,4S0 3,o75
Iron, sheet bundles. .............n,9l 3 9,1l2
IRON, Pig TONS ................. 3, s23 3065
Tin and terpe plate, boxes GOT 347e2
Rehnedipgot copper at $22 30 four months Stafford
shire bar iron $685. double sheet at S. 81 cash. tin
banca, $50 u.s. tin plates, third charcoal 80 SO;
spelier, Siberian, IS IS and zinc musselman, 81 Is
LINE continued III steady demand, with fair sales at full
prices for both
MoLAssEs-rhe market was steady, with sales Of Cuba
muscovado at unchanged prices.
NAVAL SroREs-spirits tarpentine were steady, with
sales 500 Dbis straight and shipping lots at 46s
47c. Fine rosns were scarce and firmly held Common
qualities were nominal.
0nS-Crudc whale and sperm were firmly held at full
prices while sales were moderate. Lnseed was at 55c.
q &c.,, with light sales.
Observation-Disclosures market opened heavy and
lower the concession attracted purchasers and the sales
were increased at the decline, which embraced about
1900 bbls at $40 SIS Is for mes, SIS l2 for unin-
spccted ess, clear at 81 10, and $40 62s for prime
Beef was heavy the sales embraced about $50 bbls
Guiding old country prime, a. 81 do at 81 So old
mess do at IS, new do at 50 80, repackcd
30 20 So and extra do at $40 co. Beef hams in
fair demand with sales OF $50 bbs at SIS SIS 3d. Cut
meats were in fair demand and firm. Lard was heavy:
GALES OF 275 bbs were made at l0c 1lc the latter
figure for small lots prime quality.
RICE was steady while sales were limited at unchang
cd prices. The stock Of rice in New York November
1859, was 900 casks; in 1855, ,o31 casks.
SrGARs were firm, with sales Of 200 800 hhds.,
mostly Cuba muscoyado including $50 hhds. Porto Rico
within the range of 61c. TIC, and small lots at the
extremes Of &C. INC, and 81 boxes brown Havana at
CSC
wHsRgT was lower with sales Of abont 900 bbls a. &c