The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-06

CoFfR There was more more doing In this ID
Inc sses included the cargo OF the Zpgarilla, SD
nio a. l2hc, and Jos do. from the cargo Of the
oIaht, ex snip, Al l2c., and 400 bags Maracubsr|
soid 81 y. Z, $50 mats Java at l5c $40 iy
CorTos The foreign news received by th0tl
am r'ca impaired more tone 10 the market Thle|
embraced about $500 bales, closing on the basis OuI
III ior middiing uplands. Some brokers cont Y
quo" lnem At Nc, with hrmer feeling
FREioH1s Rates were frm but enragemc1eII
beht To Liverpool 0uerses beef were eng ged aar
% boxes bacon ut IDS Cd 10 LOna0n 200 boxes bace
engaged a. Zes TO Antwerp 800 bales OF cotton vel
gagged, at Nc, and 200 500 bblB ashes At 27s 6BOI
There was no shange 70 notice IN the rates for InI
pent
FISH Dry COD was dull and salss mited ,er||
were held with increased iirmness; within daItvI
sales OF SEQ AGO bbls have been made NJ b5|
SO 80; holders demanded The latter figure. Pc aj
box herring were heavy ard nominal
GuNNY CLoTH.-Saies Of 800 bales were made, rriI
Hay was steady, with sales for shipment a. 81 sl|
per 100 lbs. fe'
HoPs continued in steady demand for brewiuad \
sales embraced about 1850 200 bales OF the 1850,
10 lsc old were neglected and nominal
IRON was dull and sales limited the transacti bel
confined to small Scotch pig, 1T SIS SIS so: OF kid
were quiet and nominal
llAz The market was steady ftr common. sal
Q. sUo go bbls at 76c the other KINDS were DIR, vi
safes q si 20 per bbl., which were &C. per bb7gher
hoiAssls was unchanged Some further al OF n
crop New Orleans were made al 47c. Cuba wduiet,
NAVAL STONES The chief transactops emb,ed adj
4vo DDls. Spirits turpentine NJ 44c, a5c. Pn wad
u 81, crude at SO 56A@, and tar at S2a5 a 20
Olis-Crudo whale and sperm weretIr miv ID viI
eDoed 70 check transactions, while the ma-EeTas al
and prices unchanged linseed oil WIS /, gai dem|
or the West, with considerable sale, 10, Eli ous
other points, including city q, 575c ssc-
cash. Sales of 500 gallons sweet OIL hae been hi
at 81 IL "a 81 TO- six months, and soms lt1 boxeI
81 20 81 rs for pints, and at 50 SO for tias
PROVISIONS -POrk was firm and In far vnand
Gales OF 200 800 bbla including Old nesst SI7
SIT 37<, and new do at SIS q SIS rs, and w priuI
$14 rs $l4 371S. Beef was 10 fair demand with /
OF about 800 bbls, including country mess, Is Sd
repacked do. at 80 50 o2H. end extra at $lOa SI|
100 Dds Chicago prime mess were reported old on
vate terms Beck hams were firm and In I'd real
with sales Of about 400 bbls at $i4 SO BIS Racon|
firm, with sales of 100 boxes favorite brand MANA
boneless, AT 9Hc. Cut meats were in fair dnand
sales OF hams at &c. . exc, and shoulders sesIc
Lard was steady, with sales Of about $40 bhs 10 s
JIG, Butter and cheese were unchanged Drssad
(good Westerly were selling at TIC. 7skc.
a 431c.
SKKD.-Clover and timothy were in fair-eouet I
changed prices Recent sales Of Caicu,ta hnsea
been made in Boston at 81 SO 81 IS; holders, IL
IN tnas market, now ask u 60. Hemp seed was III
at 81 62k, four months.
SUGARs.-Ths being the usual period of inactivity|
was but little doing in Cuba sugars Buyers were d
on, while holders were not pressing sales Und
hhds. Cuba muscovado we're sold, part at %c.. an1
bags Pernambuco at 77Sc.
TKA.-Backs were In good demand and prioes
with t0lerabiy free sales OF Oolong and Souchong
prices, with some green's ut firm rates. The amour'
ing was light.
wHIsKxT. Of $50 bbls. were made at go.