The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-14

Corn meal ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS = a Is
for extra Southern in fair demand and prices with
out change OF moment The sales embraced about 1900
bbs, closing within the range of the above quotations
Rye -four steady at quotations, with moderate sales
Corn meal was steady, and in fair demand figures
Wheat was in larger supply and the market closed with
up about "A 900 bushels, including prime to choice
white Kentucky at 81 IS a 81 so white Southern
at 81 Is 81 IS; white Western at 81 %; white
Canadian at 81 so; red Southern at 81 Is a 81 49,
Chicago spring at Ike, and white Michigan at 81 Is
81 IS. Corn-Corn continued in fair demand with sales
of 40 coo bushels including mixed Western at 81 &c
S21ac., and Northern yellow at Soc. Rye heavy,
with small sales at SOC SIC. Barley was quiet Oats
were firm 36c 40c for State Western and at ale
Ale for Canadian. Mr. Edward Bill, in his circular for
the Africa gives the total exports Of breadstu from the
United States to Great Britain and the Continent of
Europe, for thirteen years from Sept 1886 10 Sept 1,
1862 as follows
Flour, bbls Is 553 097
S %hea %s bushels q sss Isl 81
The exports from the United States to the same
ton the 1st Of September in each Of the following
~ ,u ls;s s,s 1854 So 1sss 20 j, ,sss
e e9pr mss s sss sSS 1oS
Wheat bushels. 77ssSl ssss,sss 4seoe
oo co;Tne sses soo bass o
11hc, and 200 do Maracaibo at &c a134c: Messrs
Scott Son give the following Of stocks this
bags received date 42 total ol6 sales for
consumption estimated at s42 stock Of Rio on the 18th
1866; Costa Rica 676; Java mats, 1000; government
bags, $3.50; St. Domingo, $40; total, bags and mats,
81 3l5 The stock Of Rio September 10 at New Orleans
! 18th, New York. 81, 274; total 81 ,274
CoIToN-The sales footed up about 200 500 bales
closing steady the basis Of the following quotations.
| YORK CLASSIFICATION.
| Upland. Florida Mobile NOd7.p.
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f H.se.'.s 'a1:. i; 49, i
total of s5l 4SS bales Of which there has been
ported in the period 3,o21 900 bales The largest
receipts as usual were at New Orleans and amounted
to 1,e6ss74 bales about one third Of the whole OF
the exports Great Britain took 20l9 52 bales; France
$50 1896; other foreign ports ISL ASS.
FRNGHIs.-To Liverpool 600 500 bales OF cotton were
engaged at 3-16d 732d Is oil cake at l2s Cd. ;
400 boxes cheese $685. and SO bbls spirits urpenne
at As To London 10000 slaves we're engaged at D. t.
To Glasgow, 500 bbls. -four taken at To Bre
men 100 bales OF cotton and 10 bales OF tobacco were
engaged at pit
HY-Sales OF 500 bales were made FOR shipment at
| csc. a roc
IIxE.-sales of some 500 bbls we're reported at 7oc
for common, with small lots lump at 81 05.
| MoI-Ass1s. market quiet, but steady.
NAVAL SToRIs-Sprits turpentnc was quiet at 45sc a
| 46c and common rosn at 81 66.
Os were steady with sales of nseed within the range
| crude whale at 47c. a 4sc.
PRovnIoNs.-Pork-The market was steady and in
| some better demand. The sales embraced about 800
bbls., including mess, at $l4 s3A $l5 clear at
ST. SIT Is, and prime at $40 rs $40 81 Beef con
tinued heavy, with sales confined to some 10 so bbls
including country prime, at IS IS 50 country
50 80 TO- Repacked mess at 81 50 So and extra at
$40 $l1 So Beef hams nominal at $l4 SIT So
Cut meats dull, with sales Of some rs hhds.,
| including shoulders, at 7Hc. a 7Xc., and hams
at SIC. SIC. Lard was less buoyant while the sales
confined TO about 800 bbs. and terces at 104c
IL &c. Butter less active at l3c. zoe. for
State and l3c. Ice. for Ohio Cheese unchanged
RICE was quiet at SIC. 4hc.
SEED.-Clover was firm at &C. 9kc. Sales OF 9 800
! bags linseed were made at Boston at 81 66c.
SUGARs.-The sales embraced about 500 hhds Cubas
chiefly within the range of SIC. 6c, and 500 boxes
| were sold on private terms
WHsKEY.-Sales of 600 bbs. were reported, part q,
| 261zc.
GuySY CLoTH-Saes OF 400 bales made in Boston
at IL &c. a IL &c. for standard.
FRun.-Sales Of about 900 boxes layer rasns were
made at So 20 81 80, closing at the latter figure.