The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-12

Rye -FOUR was stea and ssIes limited Corn mealwas ID
ia~ request With es Of New Jersey and Brandy wlae
quiet and withou change Of moment in prices sale OF
lot OF mixed l ols made at 81 AZ, and o.ber
small parcels OF Western on private terms Corn was
inactive, but stady, with sales OF 900 bushels Southern
yellow at $50, small lot Of damaged do. q. 75c. with
Western mixed reported 81 10 Rye-Sales Of about
Zoo bushels Were made a. ssc Gle Barley was quiet
ana prices unatered Oats were steady and saes mode
rae a. ooc ooc for sa.e and $780, 60c for Western
CorrE--The market was quiet and sales limited About
100 paes Iaguayra were sold at Nc. l2c; 100 mats
Java at p t., and go do. Cape at IO1<c.
CoTosihe sales embraced about 900 bales, part OF
when we're made after Change hours. After transac
tons about 800 bales sold from store and the
mander IN transit The market closed with much stead-
ness at the late Improvement
FRxlGBs-Io Liverpool $50 terces beef were engaged
atp 400 boxes cheese by at D. t., aud 900
bos tar at rs 3D. To London rs erces rice at 2os aud
200 ools. rosln at p t. TO Glasgow 40 tons dye wood
were al 22 and 200 terces beef by steamer AZ
o. TO Bremen 100 bales of tobacco and 200 kegs extract
ogwood al p t.; and 10 Rotterdam 200 ceroous bark at
Is 3d. Rates to Havre at &c. for square bales Of
cotton, and at for round Rice was At S9 pots at IS;
pearls at &c. and bark $O Copper ore was IS per
TON 10 london 5000 hid slaves and 900 Canadian
Dull slaves were engaged on private terms
Hay was quiet at 60c Csc. The inclemency Of the
weather operated against transactions
LINE was steady with limited sales at 70c., and at soc
for both sorts of Rockand
MoIassrs-The market was steady but quiet Sales OF
% bhds Cuba muscovado were made at &c. New Or
leans stood at about &c. a37Lc
NAVAL SrofEs.-The market was more active for rosn
and the sales embraced about 900 bbs common 10 ar
rive co. 900 bbs crude turpentine at 90 95 and
100 bbls. spirits turpentine at 521Sc q SIC.
=, onsLthe market for linseea was steady and 6ic a
CSC. asked Crude whale was in fair demand at $50.
Crude sperm was in fair demand at 81 40 81 49,
PRovsoNs.-Pork-The market was less buoyant, and
cosed At lower prices. The sales footed up 500 3d.
bbs including new mess at SIT 90 SIT TO- soft do at
S7, and prime at $l2 so $l2 CO. Beef was in steady
demand with sales Of about 500 600 bbs., including
country prime at So so 81 country mess at IS 3d.
repacked western mess at SO rs $ll u.s. extra do OF
$l2 30 a $l3. Prime mess firmly held Beef hams
were at sl4 30 SIT 30. Bacon was steady at SIC.
10Hc., with fair demand Sales OF about 125 hhds and
terces cut meats were made, including hams at sc.
eAc, and shoulders at SIC &c. Lard steady and
In fair demand with sales Of 800 800 bbs and terces
at TO- Butter in fair demand, with sales Of
Ohio reported at 10c &c., and State ut 12c &c., the
latter figure for prime Cheese steady at 7c
for fair 70 prime quality.
RICE was quiet and prices were unchanged.
SUGABsOwing to the inclemency Of the weather sales
restricted confined TO about 200 hhds included
in which were New Orleans at 75sc Ike, and Cuba
at &c.
TALIow.-saes of 1000 lbs. were made at 101sc.
WHsKEY.-The saes embraced about $50 bbs. at 25s1c
q &c., closing dull.