The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-22

canadian Orands were urmer, Win sales OF about 100
bbs. at quotations. Southern -four frmer and in
good demand both from the local trade and for export
to the West Indies. The sales embraced about 1900
bbs, closing within the range Of figures. Rye flour
was quiet at quotations Meal steady aud in fair
demond, with sales Of 200 bbs Brandywne at 81 25.
Wheat was heavy and prices easier. The sales
braced about 80 000 bushels including prime red Indiana
at 81 49, prime white Canada ut 81 co. Chicago
spring at 90c., including fair to good do. at 92c CSC
and fair white Michigan at 81 so. Corn heavy aud
sales limited; the sales embraced 900 10000 bushels
including inferior at 75c. white and Southern yellow
at slc s3c., and prime old white do at Ssc. Western
mixed was nominal at 84c sec. Rye and barley were
quiet, and prices unchanged. Oats less buoyant
while sales were fair at 56c &C. for State and 60c.
69c for Western and Canadian of sales there were
about 900 bushels Canadian within the range Of quota
tons.
CoFFTE.-The market quiet and sales limited: $50
bags laguayra were sold at 12c and A do choice do
Co11os.-The market was quiet, waiting later news
from Europe We heard Of 500 bales in transitu which,
allowing for freight and exchange amounted to about lie
for middling at Mobile.
FSxcH1s-To Liverpool 100 bales Of uncompressed cot
10000 slaves at about sI4 per NJ 500 bbs crude
turpenne at d. per $50 lbs; l25 boxes bacon at 15s
and 500 bbls rosin at Is. 1o,ld To London 200 bbs
crude turpentinc at To Havre, 100 bales Sea Island
cotton taken at Nc To Bremen $50 bales of cotton
and $50 bales Of tcbocco were engaged atp.t.
FRUr.-About 500 boxes NJ. X. rasns sold at
81 S. 200 do layers at 50 S. and 500 do valcncias at
nc.
HAY.-Market quiet at Toe. 75c.
TlME-Saes OF some 400 bbis common and lump Rock
land were made at 75c. and 81 respectively.
MoIAssE-Therc speculative movement in New
Orleans, and mostly all In rst hands was sold which
embraced about 5000 bbs, mostly at 4oc., while small
lots In the afternoon were reported at SOC The market
closed firm at the former figure, and 2s hhds crop
muscovado sold ut 3Ic
NAVAL SroRfs were quiet, and sales limited.
Ons-Lnseed was In moderate demand at soc. n 70c
crude whale and sperm unchanged.
PRovIToSs-Pork-The market exhibited rather more
stcadness, with fair demand from the trade with
OF 800 400 bills, including at $1S $1s 121<
old do ST. 80 ST. 62K for country prime. Beef was
steady, with sales OF about $50 bbs including country
prime at 20 81 TO; country mess at 81 30 So re-
packed do, 80 $l1, and extra do at &ll 75 Sl2 u.s.
Prime mess was firmly held at $l7 90 Beef hams were
steady, with sales Of about ESQ bbs at Sl4 ST So
Lard was firm sales Of 450 bbls. and tcs 12c l2c
Gut meats were nrmer and in fair request with sales Of
225 hhds. and erces at 6xc 6Xc for shoulders and
9Hc. a9sc. for hams. Butter In fair demand Ohio
was selling at 12c 20c and State at 16c 27c Cheese
ranged from Shc II Nc, the latter figure for prime 10
choice.
Rcg.-salcs Of 100 tierces were made nj 3JIca4k
SuGARs.The market was steady, while sales were mo.
derae including about 100 200 hhds New Orleans part
low grades, at 6Mc and the remainder within the range
Of &C. 7c 100 hhds "a terccs and Is bbs Porto Rico
on private terms.
WmsKEY-Thc market was firm, with sales Of $50 bbls.
at 26kc, while some holders demanded &c.