The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-28
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The following the exports of -four aud grain from
New York for the week ending May 2iBritsh Provinces
and other places, 2,7s5 bbs -FOUR 5000 bushels wheat
2,044 bushels corn.
CoTToH-The market was quiet and prices unchanged
The sales embraced about 800 900 bales from store.
fined 70 so mats Java at 49,, 800 bags st. Domingo
9Xc a loc., and 100 bags Cape at 1910. per pound
HIS; London the ensasemens were 200
turpcntne at 4s tons taow at lOs 200 erces beef at
sicss e By easy
$685. another 10 Marseies light staves private terms
for r0sn.
Hops very quic. at Sc. lSc. for last years
growth, and &c. &c. for old per h.
MErAisThe transactions in copper, iron lead and tin
were limited and prices were about the same.
NoLAssEs.-Sales were small at unchanged prces
and sales made OF $50 bbls here, 81 TO- and
ported of 500 bbs TO arrive, terms
Tar quiet and crude uIpentne sparingy offered
at old quotations Sales reported Of $50 obs spirits
turpentine at 6lc. $40. per gallon
Gus Whale, sperm and iaseed were in moderate de.
rnand At steady rates. Other kiDds inactive.
FISH All kinds were very quiet at old prices.
hay was more plenty and cheaper Sales made or
HIDrs-Towards the close Of the week tue market has
been active and the trade have operated
w. Importers are frm and do not offer their stock freely
at present prices Our receipts continue large, and the
stock has increased to about $4,000 hides The sales
were:4 600 Buenos Ayres, 27o., months 900 Orono
Maracaibo, $780,, 6 months; 400 Vera Cruz, 24c,
months; 300 fampico, 23c., months.
IKATHER.-rhe demand has been good; prices firm
and unchanged The stock is not large and i'll assorted
Henllock. oak
Receipts ................. 72,6OO 6,l00
sales ........'............ eo,ooo !oV
Stock ................... :. 800 1900
PROVISIONS freely offered at reduced prices
yet the demand active Sales were reported Of
1900 bbs in lots including thin mees at SIT SO SIT rs,
at SIT rs ST. 40, closing at SIT 26 and prime
at SIS so per Dbl Beef less acve sales having been
$l $lb, country mess n So % SO 3d. and extra
at SIS rs SIT per DBL Prime beef and beof hams
attracted less attention at langud prces Cut and
bacon were dull and heavy at about former rates.
Ohio and State, and &c. l6c Tor old Ohio and State
per h. Cheese inquired for, including new, &c.
l0c for ordinary to prime per h.
RICE in active deman to day. partly for export to
Europe and South America and sales reported Of
1000 tierces at prices ranging from "a rs S. 12 per
leo lbs
SUGARS were purchased to the extent OF 800 hhds,
chiefly Cuba, at 6kc. &C., but including New Or
leans at exc. o nc. per 10.
TEAS auction sale occurred to-day; the competition
shereet lacked vigor, and tho largely with
drawn. The prices realized for such sold we're
somewhat lower than those at the previous sale.
its lethargy, and alth0u Oh sales light, there s
disposition to purchase Sales 81 hhds Kentucky,
SIC. 12c ll2 bales Havana SOC. 4Sc ~ do. Cuba
p. l.; 227 cases seedleaf, SIC. u 2Sc
WHsKEY.-Saes made Of 270 bbls at 27c. q 10.
per gallon.
Wool Tho market is dull and few sales only made,
and those immediate use, NJ reduced prices AS usual
the approach OF the clip, the market is quite
settled Shearpg Ia progressing rapidly at the South,
with but few buyers, and they arc purchasing with ex
treme caution The growers do not feel inclined 70 accept
the present low bids, consequently larger portion than
on former years their hands For foreign
the demand is limited but the marke. is extremely well
stocked with all descriptions. Prices, although
changed, are slightly more favorable to the buyer