The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-27


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Total export 2sseooo 2,5l2ooo 22oeooo 2.so2 0so
s'9 81 . On hand .5looo laSO 1000 $4,000
e. s'issa s pe: 1sSsS eS 500
a s'as1 Ff Fac SeeS s sSS 1859 900 $3.50
Total EXPORTS. $4,000 $4,000 $4,000 1900
Toe increase Q! receipts at the ports compared with
Britain, compared with 1856 2s,0,o bsles decrease
to France, 64oto increase 70 oher foreign ports o0o
FRs1Gs TO Liverpool loo bales Of Sea Island cotton
engaged Al 49, $50 boxes OF bacon by steam
er, lbs. There vas some Inquiry for wheat ,ni nour,
spirits turpentpe at 3d. apd 20cOO heavy had slaves
p.t. vessel WAS engaged 10 load with deals a, New
taken up for Bordeaux with slaves at p To hamburg
loeS Sbls eprin turpentine were engaged a. 2ls I'd
s so 900 DO Iosin 1900 bags coffee at ad and
200 90 cocoa at led l76 balea sarsapars sos
10 tons measurement goods at 3ss 40s and some sugar
on private terms. 10 Bremen 1000 b5ls. were
asY-ssIes Of 800 bales were madeto shipment at Csc
a 75c. per loo lbs.
reported at S24 3 s24 60, six months
LIME was IN COCA request, with bales Of common Rock
ho1Assss--t sales embraced about 20 bills New Or
leans ct 90c 80 hhds centrifugal manufactured ct
30 90 Cuba muscovado At 800 and 30 do do do
at 23c
NAVAL STORES The market was more active Sses oi
l'o0 bbIs ~eie made including Charleston and rejected
a. 45c merchsnsable do et and IN sn opiny order
a. s6c 200 bbs rosin at 81 Is GER 80 os de
nvercd and 760 do. fine a. 81 IS % per $50 ibs in
5aic, and 100 co do. at 81 so. Crude quiet Sc
62K
Ons Sales Of eco gallons l!nseed we're made a. soc
Ole az The latter figure In email o.s other descriptions
were quiet and prices upchsuged.
PRoy1s1oSs -PoYk-rbe market wss heavy With sales
OF about 500 bbs including At SIS 3d. cies-
mess at SIS, thin mess 1t 5la So and prime At $40 SO
~ 10 Beet wac ina ,tve: the sales embracet abJu
10 bols including country prime at SO SO 621s cnun.
Gy meas at 10 IS 90 Tepacxed do at 50 $40 So
snd extra at SIC rs sl4 So Beef hams we're steady
Il ltc 18c while prime was quiet ami nomioai
Cot meats were quiet, with sales OF ABOUT 40 nnds
cudog sboudtrs in dry salt at &c and hams do So
Lard duh and heavy with sa!es Of about $50 hbls
end tisrces at lcHc lie Butter aad cheese were
steady, and prices unchanged.
RICE Gales Of about 100 casks were made at dc 4hc
SUGARS were steady and 10 iar demand; the aes en-
bracec about ,lO0 hnds including chiefs Cubas within
the range OF 7Xc. &c.; also 800 New Orleans
PRIME at &c., and some prime Porto Rico at Sc. ;
oses perDsmoucos, for refining private terms
and 600 boxes ~ q Sc
SPCEsSales embraced about 30 cases. and cspks mt.
megs at pt.
Auow-sales Of 10, 600 lbs. were made AZ 1lc
WnrsKEY-rhe market was lower with sales Of 4oobb,s
at 2tc
ToRAcco is still without much inquiry The gales en-
braced Al hhds Kentucky and Maysvis, 10 6S bales
Havana, at 81 AZ; 1l8 cases s. cd leaf at &c. "a.
The receipts of the leading articles or no products
for the week are az folowsFour, bbls SO, 798; roan
DO, 1874; tar and pitch, 26o cru je turp 60 1850
eps. turp do, 1901; mo.asses, DO, 53s; cotton bales
1884, rice, cks 1876 wheat bushels SO seS; corn do
I3S,G97 beef pigs. $780, pork d. 3s5a bacon and cut,
meats. do, $780, lard, do, 49,