The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-18

Straight to good extra do. .............. 90 50
Choice extra family and bakers brands. !! 6oas 50
Rye flour. 70 20
Corn meal ............ ....:.......... ~ 70
Canadian -four was in far demand, with sales ss
81 80. Southern -four was in fair request,
with sales of 200 bbs closing within the range of the
tions with moderate sales Corn meal was unchanged,
and sales light Wheat was Irregular and in good de-
rsaSSs 2. about 10 bushels Including white western At
81 SO 81 49, red do. at 81 2S, Milwaukee club at 81 %
q 81 IS and Chicago and Racine spring at 81 l9K a
braced about 900 bushels, including sound Western
mixed at 62hc a &C., and Western do at Gle. &C.
Rye was steady with limited sales. Barley and barley
malt were quiet and nominal Oats were firm, and sales
Of Canadian were made at DC 42c, and OF State al
42c. 42lsc.
small lots to the trade at unchanged prices
CorroS.-The market was inactive. The sales were
confined to few hundred bales, on the basis Of about
lie. for mddng uplands.
FRrr-The market dull, and sales of raisins limit
ed to few hundred boxes layers at 81 TO- and of NJ RS
at 81 45.
FIRE CRACKERS in good demand, with sales within
day two Of some 200 boxes Canton forty packs
FisH.-Dry cod firm; sales within two or three
days have reached about 900 qunas st. Georges Bank
at a 20 70 closing at the latter figure Mackerei
picked at 50 Is a 81 621z.
the trade The last sale comprised 500 bales at Boston at
&c., less per cent and 500 do deliverable there before
the 18th OF August buyers option, at 16c, less per
cent.
HAY.-The sales embraced 500 bales at soc soc. per
HKnp--At Boston COO bales of Manila hemp sold at &c.
less cent cash. 10 tons clean Russia at $780, and $50
bales jute at Csc.
HoSEY.-Cuba was unchanged. II bbls. sold duty
HoPs continued in steady demand, and prices firm
Within two or three days sales have embraced about 25
bales growth of1S59 at &C. 13c small lots old Of 56and
81 at &C. &C., and some coo bales Of 49, 81 and 5S
were reported at PIT.
and during the week some 5000 lbs fine Para were sold
at Toe, and other lots at pit
Iron was dull for all kinds. Within day or two some
225 Scotch pig have been sold $22 $23 quail
~, and 600 do old rails at SIS so, months.
IkAD-Galena was steady. Within two or three days
sales Of 500 pigs have been made at IS 65 and 100
tons solberg equal to s. 62 for export. Bar-Saes
61sc, and pipe and sheet at 7c
LNE-The market was quiet but firm, with sales Of
csc for Rockland cash.
MoIAssEs.-The market was steady while sales Nere
limited.
NAVAL sroREs.-spirs turpentine was easier but in
fair demand with moderate sales Of straight merchanta
BILE and shipping braAds at 42Isc 44c Within two or
three days rosn has been in better request
with sales of 1900 1000 bbs per $40 lbs afoat, de-
vered by vessel at 81 IS, and 81 SIX delivered from
yard Crude turpentine sold at 50 37H "a Al. Pitch
ranged from 81 62L 81 IS.
Ons-Lnseed continued to be more active, and within
two three days sales have been freely made Of
English at Soc, and city Tin ots) at &c. 60c.,
cash Crude whale and sperm were in steady
kinds with sales sperm at 81 80 sales of olive
making in barrels at 81 30, six months and in boxes at
So Al SO so for quarts, and at 81 60 - IS for pnts
City distilled red sold at &c. and talow oil at &C. cash.
PRovIIoys-Pork-The market was heavy and lower,
while sales confined TO some 800 400 bbs. ncud-
ing mess at SIS 1917 SIS 25 old do. at 81 BIZ,
and prime at sl3 75 Beef was in fair demand with
sales Of 300 400 bbs, including country prime at ~ a
81 25 and do at - rs 50; repacked at IS rs a
$40 So and extra at sl1 s12 So Beef hams and prime
mess quiet. Bacon firm at 10c. a III nc. Cut
meats steady at old prices Lard was frm, with
sales OF $50 bbs at lie IL &c. Butter and cheese
were unchanged.
RcE.-saes of 100 tierces were made at "a 37k a
81 621s per 100 lbs.
SUGARS firm, with sales Of 400 500 binds. Cuba
muscavados at csc. 1Ac and Porto Ricos at nc.
71sc. and SIC.
wHsnY quiet at 212lc. 22c