The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-27

-SAuaulau HOUR was IN HRnt supply ana prices were
frmer with sales Of 800 bbls IS 10 $-the latter
figure for extra Southern flour frmer but less
tive. The sales embraced about 800 bbs., closing
within the range of the above figures. Rye flour
was steady at our figures, while sales were limit
ed. Corn meal was dull at our quotations. Wheat
Prior TO the receipt .. Of the European news the
the market assumed more rmness with increased sales
The transactions footed up about bushels at 81 3S
81 40 for white Michigan and Northern Indiana and 81 SO
81 32 for Western amber Iowa at private terms q "a
for red State 81 q 81 20 for Milwaukee club and 81 Is
81 20 for Northwestern club Rye quiet and prices
nominal al 69c. Toe Barley quiet but firm.
Corn opened dull in the forenoon but after the foreign
10 hand better demand sprung up and prices
closed with rnness The sales footed up about 20 900
bushels at 67c os1c for Western mixed in store toe
for small lots at the railway depot with yellow Southern
at Tic re Oats were steady, with sales Of Western
CorEK-Ihe GALES light, and confined to 100 bags
IAguayra, ut 13zc l4c and $50 do Rio at &c l2c
and 500 do at II 1sc. q l2hc.
from the trade. The sales embraced about 900 bales
closing firm on the basis Of lie llsc for midding up
lands.
FRnGH1s.-To Liverpool about q 900 bushels wheat
engaged, in bulk and bags at 3D. 10d 10 900 do
corn in bulk, at sgd 1000 bbls -four at 3s 500 bales
cotton at ID. 516d and 800 boxes bacon at Sos.
To London, 1000 bbs -four taken ut 3s 3ds; 100
boxes cheese at Sos To Bremen SO tobacco
To Rotterdam 900 erces rice at 40s Two vessels were
chartered for Antwerp at p. I.
FRun-Raisins were much depressed and sales from
first hands making at lower and heavier prices than
they could be had AT in Malaga. We quote n. RS at
81 rs per box and layers at 50 05 with limited
actions at that IA fair business doing in the obbng
and retail trade.
FEn-Beyond scattering transactions in dry cod and
small lots Of mackerel, at irregular prices there little
doing fair demand existed for herring at unchanged
prices.
HAY was in limited shipping demand at roc 75c.
HoPs quiet the last sales embraced 100 bales Of
the crop OF 1880 at 25c. J0c. small lots choice
reported at 37c Old was neglected.
MorAss1S.-New Orleans was steady, with moderate
sales at 3D.. 33c. for good quality.
NAVAL STORES were quiet and sales limited. Spirits
turpentine steady and quotations nominal There
no sale OF moment reported Of common rosn crude
turpentine.
0ns.-Crude whale was held with more nrmness,
and good quality was sold nj SOC. q Sc, dark
sold At 46c, and winter bleached at Co., four months
AT New Bedford 226 bbls crude sperm were sold at
81 90 Linseed continued duh, and sales were only
last sales in talow embraced about 900 lbs c and
so bbs Western winter lard at &c. and % do cod liver
at Sl3.
PRovrnoxs.-Pork-The market was firm and the de-
mand fair with sales 500 bbls at SIC for mess and
SIS so for old mess; old prime at $40 rs e12 and
do. $12 Beef steady and In fair demand, and en-
braced $50 bbls at - IS $40 for repacked and
at $40 80 S11 for extra Prime quiet Beef
hams steady, with sales OF 70 obls at 12zc B-
firm and In good demand, with limited sales.
Lard In fair demand and firmly held, with sales OF
1850 bbls and tierccs at 10c III Nc Butter fair
demand for export, with light home demand We
quote prime dairy at loo lie, and nj 1sc 15c for
ordinary, and Ohio al IL 15c Cheese steady and
IN fair demand at l0c 10 &c for State and at &C. lOc
for Ohio.
Rir.-Sales of 200 tierces were made at &c. a axe
Snds.-Clover In fair demand; sales Of 100 bags
have been made this week at &C. Dc. part recleaned
and 100 bags rough axseed, at 81 10 81 S. Timothy
quiet aud nominal.
SroaRs-Thc market was quiet, and confined 10 Job
bing lots Cuba AT unchanged prices.
WHsUU.-Sales Of 300 400 bbls. were made at lskc