The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-14

Wheat was quiet in the absence Of adequate supplies
holders however, very firm. Sales 55 900 bushels
at 81 20 81 80 for white Western 81 20 81 % for
red and amber do winter 81 IL aS1 10 FOR amber Iowa
and Wisconsin, 95c. 81 10 for Milwaukee, Sc. for
Chicago spring. and 81 81 81 35 for white Kentucky.
Corn was firm, but not active, with sales Of As 600
bushels 40c 49c for unsound to strictly prime West
ern mixed SOC. for yellow. Rye demand at COO.
&c for Northern, and 47c 49c for Western. Oats
were quiet at 49, c, 33c for State, and 3i}sc 32Ec
for Western.
CoFFEE-Sales were very light to-day, leo bags Rio
only having found buyers ut 14c. The followng Stats
sos are from lhe circular OF Messrs VIM SCOT son
Stock OF Rio and Santos on the 9th August 1851 12S 6G
bags; received since to date 5430 total 1874 OIL Sales
for consumption estimated at 800 stock Of Rio and
Santos on the 18th day of August 1851, la ST. Maraca
bo IL Ssb laguayra 420; Java government bags, 1900
bombay 600 ST Domingo, 56o2 Costa Rica, 3l7 total
bags, 1856 COL The market for Rio has continued active
since the date Of last report sales reaching 10 0
bags for which extreme quotations have been realized
The stock of Rio on August TO- at Baltimore, II 600
bags at Philadelphia, COO at New York, 18TH III 81.
CoTON was quiet to-day, but very firm, with sales OF
700 bales on a basis of lsc for middling upland.
FREIGIITs stormy weather to-day checked engage
ments materially. Rates depressed and rather UNI
settled To Liverpool thcro were taken some flour at Is
I'D, and so 900 bushels grain, in BULK and bags at sd
Cd with several lots of lard butter and cheese by
steamer, at Cos. To London engagements unmpor
tant ut former rates To Glasgow light shipments
made and quotations were unchanged To Bristol small
lot of wheat was taken at I'D, in ships bags To Havre
there were shipped IL 600 bushels wheat at lsc in ship
pers bags.
hAf uull to-uhy nv 4VC oOc of klnus Vi
river.
HoPs though arm, were quiet at 16c. 26c for last
years growth.
Iron neglected and nominal In price
LEAD continued quiet owing 10 the rmnoss of holders
MoIAssEs.-The market was inactive, but steady; 100
bbls. New Orleans changed hands at 40c.
NAVAL STOREs-Owing 70 the storm the market was
less active but prices firm at 81 81 81 80 for
common rosn, and 81 90 81 10 for spirits nrpenne,
some holders asking higher rates for the latter.
OrsThe market WIS dull here, while IN New Bedford
the standard reports ollowp:six cargoes of
whale OIL amounting to $40 bbs, have been sold. or
this $50 Obs sold at ioc per gallon eco DO at
43c per gallon, 100 do al i4c per gallon and 400 do.
private terms for manufacturing The sales for
port 200 bbs at 40c 60 do at Al Hc and 200 at
421c NIL Of inferior grade. But little has been doing
III sperm. We hear Of the following transactions go
bbs inferior nj proo not TRANSFERRED 90 do. good at
81 % por gallon $50 do at 81 u.s. and 80 do at 81 %.
Holders both Of whale and sperm oil firm. The only
sale Of bone OF which hear Of 1000 lbs, a.
price not named but led TO believe tr1e less
than last quoted.
PRovHroSs.-Ony 800 Ibis. pork sold to-day at
$l5 l2z for mess and $40 I2k $40 Is for prime the
market being dull and heavy. Bert inactive yet
firm at $l2 25 $l3 rs fer extra and 50 &11 IS
for repacked do with sales Of 10 bbs The sales of
lard We're $50 packages at SIC. a94c Cut meats were
quiet At former prices. Butter and cheese were I'M
changed.
RIcB WAS dun but steady at 5hc. q eye.
SUGARS were inactive at 5Hc. 6a<c. for Cuba, with
sales Of $50 hhds.
TAIIow.-Sales Of 20 900 lbs. made at Sc SIC.
WHwEY-Saes were light, having amounted TO opy
$50 bbls. at 16[c.