The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-09

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Straight 70 good extra do............... IS IS
Choice extra family and bakers brands. Is 8 90
Corn meal. Jersey and Brand wine 2 SIS a 3 aS
Wheat was 10 fair demand and steady sales oj 900
bushels, at ST. 40 81 so for white Western 81 80 81 81
for red Western; 81 ~ a 81 % for Milwaukee club;
81 10 81 Is for Chicago spring; 81 20 81 81 for
Northwestern club, and 81 l5 for very inferior Canada
saes were g made Of s. 900 bushels at Ssc eoxc for
new, and Coo. 67lSc for red mixed Western Goc 65,
for new Southern yellow. Ryo was quiet at csc 70,
Barley was in demand and 900 bushels changed hands,
part lake shore, at sos; and Canada East at TIC Bar
ley mslt-sales 600 bushels mainly at o0c Oats-The
inquiry was moderate and prices unchanged: State aisc
Soc. Western and Canada, 34s. a 34xc per bushel
CorrTE-The demand was mainly for RIO the sales or
which reached $500 bags, at 1850. 1914 for por
C,rToS.--No important change occurred in the market
to-day The unfavorabie news from Liverpool par
italy Offset by the private elegraphc sdvccs from New
Orleans, reporting rapid decline in the receipts that
port The total sales TO day about 400 bales
ing with middling uplsnis at 1i%c. Ike. per Id.
lsH -Al kinds were quiet without changes Of moment
In prices.
FEnems--The very high rates asked to-day proved
great obstacle to shippers. To Liverpool engagements
reported OF 80 600 bushels corn bulk and bags
(shp 10 load at storel at l2sd 800 boxes bacon and
100 packages lard At 4os 200 bales cotton At I'D. To
london IL 900 buthels wheat a, 14 300 boxes bacon
and 100 packages lard at ios leo terces 81 ei
100 bbs pork a. 5s 1000 boxes cheese at ASS and $50
packages butter on To glasgow 200 bushels wheat,
in bags, at l2d $50 boxes bacon and 80 packages lard
at As. Cd. To Bristol 1000 bbs -four at 81. ga TO
HAVE 500 bushels wheat, u bags, at 2ac 10 North
and mcl' sses and to South side Cubs back bark
aud brig on PIT.
FRuT.--Tfc demand WINS very moderate at 4, 10 a
81 Is for layer rasins, 81 So for bunch do and &C.
Ike for curfants.
IhY.-Thero wero 600 bales cold at steady prices
Hors were quiet, with sales Of 90 bales lots at for
mer rates.
IRoN was 6ul, and prices generally nominal.
Lad was inactive, at cid figures.
MorAsH.-saIes we're couaoed 10 small lots OF Porto
Rico nj CSC ind Cuba muscovado at CSC por gallon.
NAVAL SropEs-An kinds wore quiet Common rosin,
81 GOA 81 So spirits turpcntnc 30Kc 371sc. crude
turpentine, 50 rs
ous,--Tbe sales were light today as buyers would no.
pay asking prices for large lots Of the principal kinds
PRoyn0Ss-Pork declined 70 t17 St7 Oeif for mess,
and f12 20 $12 10 for prime with salcs OF 400 bbs
Beef was nrm but not active sales 200 bbs at $40 Sl
for extra, and ~ rs $40 for repacked mess There
was was more doing In lard, tho sales Of which
ca 70 100 packages within range Of from 20. 1870.
per 10 The sales Of cut meats butter and cheese we're
limited, and prices unchanged
hoE-rbe market was quiet and only 125 casks were
sold ri 3ssc a4iFc
SUGARS were les active, with sales % s25 hhds Of an
kinds 81 4Hc. &c. Tor Cuba; g. gtfC. in part for
Porto Rico, and Be &C., n part, f1r IN IA To-
TAItow-Sacs $4,000 lbs. prime On terms not dis.
closed
rAs-Tbe auctlon sale Of this day resulted Ia the