The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-12


The exports Of -four and grain from New York for the
week ending Feb g. were-British Provinces and other
places, 9,os5 bbis -four, 400 bushels corn
CoFFKE-The market was quiet, and sales confined to
about 200 bags inferior Rio OF llc and 100 do ST.
Domingo at p. t.
market continued to rule heavy for common grades,
while fine coons scarce, and not pressed for SALE
Dealers seemed disposed TO await the receipt OF the
ding upands quoted at about &c l1xc, though
rather nominal.
engaged at g. To London 800 erces aud bbs beef
engaged 2s per on and 700 boxes cheese at 30s
To Bremen 900 bales Of cotton were engaged at A and
200 bbls rosn 3D.; 400 bbs and 300 bales of
cotton were also engaged at p. t. To New Orleans 500
bills pork were engaged at Sos
FH-Backerel firmly held AT SIT IS, while sales
limited. Dry cod were steady at 81 II for Bank,
and at 81 rs 81 SO for Cape Cod and Georges
GUYNY CLOTH Sales Of $50 bales were made at p. t.
HAY-Sales Of 400 900 bales were reported at 75c.
Hors were steady with sales of about so bales
within the range Of 12c. a &c. Old were quiet.
HipEs-The market has been moderately active, with
sales to fair extent ut last weeks rates. yhe receipts
continue light and the trade manests disposition 10
meet the views Of holders. The sales 600 Orino.
months, q. S.. $500 Rio Grandes &c., and months,
U. S. 900 Porto Ricos, &c., MONTHS u ST. 400 Bogotas
iRoa-saes 81 200 tons Scotch pig were made, to ar
rive, at $26, elk months
IKArmR-The demand has been fair and prices
changed The sales are to fair extent The better de-
scrptons becoming quite scarce especially Ornoco
middle weights The receipts were Ga 600 hemock, 1850
oak sales IS 900 hemiock 800 oak stock, 6os00 hem
lock, $3.50 oak.
NAVAL Sross-Sales Of about 100 bbs. spirits turpen
tine were made at 1870 &c.. and $50 bbs. fine rosn at
50 12k S. So Common was at 81 TAX a 81 10. Crude
turpentine was scarce, and firmly held at SO SIX.
0ns-Iinseed was in good demand, and hrm at Tic
Crude and sperm were firmly held while prices were un
changed. 500 olive oil were sold Quarts at
So 62X.
PROVISIONS. -pork-The market was frmer, With sales
of about 300 bbs, including new mess at SIS 62 and
old do at SIS 12 prime mess at $l rs, and clear at
$40, and prime at $l3 10 sl3 so; 100 bbs mess we're
reported for May and June at s9 and 500 do deliverable
during the months at the figure. Beef
in good demand with sales Of 800 900 bbls Including
country prime at So IS 81 25 country mess at So 80
2b repacked Western at 50 $40 Is, and extra do
at 81 so S12 sales of 500 bbls prime made
prime choice Western $50 s2 and sales Of 100 bbs
beef hams we're made at sl4 a sl7 62h Bacon ranged
sales of about 900 packages reported at &C. 7c. for
shoulders and az 91c. exc for hams, and Western do
at &c. a 9hc. Lard was firm, with sales OF 600 700
bbis and terces at 1214c l2Ac. Butter and cheese
steady.
Mcx-The sales embraced about 800 400 casks at &c
a4Hc.
SoAr-25o boxes CASTLE were sold at loo. 1O,4c.
SUGARs.-The sales embraced about $50 hhds., includ
ing portion Of Cuba at &C. 7Ac., and the remainder
consisted Of fair TO prime New Orleans at INC. SIG.
and / 200 boxes atp.t.
The sales embrace As bhds Kentucky leaf at 1lc.
and 1871 bales Havana at 2Sc, 22S do. St. Domingo at
100 seed leaf &c. SIC, and q do Florida al
121sc. 1Sc.
WooIhe present week has been less active for most
classes of WOOL and the transactions from importers have
been light With the exception Of Of the leading
houses tn the trade, the demand has been quite small
The past few days have been unusually quiet The recent
arrivals from California being mostly of common and
medium grade Of WOOL there has been but little sold the
demand being chiefly for fine clothing wool. We have
nothing to report from FIRST hands, and the sales from the
trade were not made public.
wnHKKY.-saies Of $50 bbls. were made at 27Kc.