The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-13

eanadan Hour was In fair demand, with sales of 500
bbs at IS 40 So 75 Southern flour steady though
somewhat less active The sales embraced about 500 900
bbs closing within the above range Of prices Rye flour
ABOUT 200 bbls OornmeaI was Steady, but quiet at
quotations Wheat was without change OF moment while
the sales were confined to about 5000 1000 bushels IN
Guiding prime white Southern at 81 s. delivered; 100
do good do. at 81 49, and 2400 prime white Indiana
at II So Corn was heavy and dull while the
Southern, at roc s0c and lots Southern white at
soc. Rye was quiet at 87c $50. Barley was held with
SSc Barley malt was in fair demand old prices Oats
were hrm with salee Of Western and Canadian at 44c
l4hc and Of Western at 46c. 46c Coffee firm but
quiet sales Of 200 bags Rio were made at 12c 12Kc
and 10 bags Iaguayra at 18c
COTTON The foreign news received by the Canada at
Halifax impaired more tone to the market, and led TO
increased activity The transactions footed up about
bales chiefly on the spot closing stiff the basis of about
II, &C. for middling upands
gagemens TO Liverpool about 500 bales cotton were
engaged at 1924. 1 d.; 400 rerces beef 1t A. !;
200 bbs pork at D. 3D. To London 200 erces beef at
$50 boxes cheese at 40s 80 ierces RICE at 3Os
bags seed by steamer at ass and 2oo boxes cheese do
oo Rates 70 the Continent were steady with moderate
FIsH-Dry cod was firm but quiet at q so a a s2x.
Mackere continued to be in light supply while the mar
ket was frmer Sales Of 400 bbls. were reported-No
at SIC Is q SIC 90. Picked behring's were heavy and
dull Sales were reported at So rs 80 &c. according to
quality.
HAY-sales for shipment checked for the want Of
Small sales were making at 81 81 IL per 100 lbs in.
GLIDING some for city use.
LINZ was steady, with moderate GALES at 75c and at
81 20 for both sorts.
MoIAsEs-sales Of 300 bbls. New Orleans were made
on private terms Cuba muscovado last sold at DC
NAVAL STORES Of 200 and 800 bbls spirits turpen
tine were made in lots in shipping order 6lsc Rosin
was firmly held at 81 60 81 &c. with some sales at the
6gure new held rmer at the outside figure Crude
turpentne was held At SO g. was firm at 50 rs
81 SO.
Ons.-Lipseed steady, with sales of 5000 gallons
at &C. &c.. 400 barrels whale sold at Soc cash
and 100 DO sperm at 81 AZ cash.
PRov1sIoSs.-Pork-The market was frmer with a
good demand both the spot aud for future delivery
The fales in store embraced about 800 barrels including
new mess at $25 for Western and at $8 so for prime
city packed, new prime at $l4 371s $l4 co. and old do
at $l2 25 $12 81 About 900 barrels mess were Sold
deliverable from the middle to the latter end of March
seers option al So and 600 was paid for the privi
lege Of calling for 1000 barrels In August at $lS
900 barrels prime, from March Is to April sellers
opt0n at Sl4 49, 500 barrels sold deliverable
from 10th March to LIST April at SIS &c. sellers option
and 200 barrels mess Lampsons inspection for export
including country mess at S. S. 81 repacked Western
at 80 80 TO- and extra ut $40 so $11 So Prime mess
was steady Beef hams firm, with sales of so bar
rels at $l4 80. Bacon was firm Cut meats were
In fair request with sales Of 800 hhds and erces at 6c
74c for shoulders, with hams full prices Lard was
nrm, with sales Of 800 barrels and terces at losc
11d4c Butter and cheese dull
RICE was steady, with light sales at axe. a Axe.
SuGARsThe market continued firm, with sales of about
500 bids. Cuba muscovados chiefly within the rSnge of
714c. 724c and 600 o 700 boxes at p. I.
WBsKEY was frmer and in good demand, with sales of
rels.