The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-22

canadian flour was heavy and dull. Sales OF 800 Dds
made at 81 so 81 80 for extra. Southern -four
was heavy and lower, and the supply moderate
The sales embraced about 500 a 800 bbls., closing
within the range of the above prices. Rye -four
was steady at our quotations, with sales OF
ITO bbis. Corn meal unchanged, and sales limited
Wheat heavy, the supplies were large, and com
prised considerable quantity of soft and nferior the
market closed at further decline of about two cents per
bushe the sales footed up about bushels at 81 50
for good white Kentucky 81 20 for amber Delaware,
81 26 81 SO for white Ohio and Indiana, 81 IS 81 20
for new Western 81 81 90 for Chicago spring. 81 Is
81 20 for amber do, and 81 % 81 10 for Racine do
Corn heavy and rather easier, but toeraby active
while the sales embraced about 95 900 bushels including
prime shipping lots Western mixed Mt 47c. 4Sc and
Bic SIC. for Western yellow Oats dull and less
active with sales Of Canadian at &c &c., and State at
S5c a Bic. Rye was quiet at Csc.
CoFrEr.The market was firm and sales were limited;
a small lot Of RIO brought ID &c. a l5c.
CoT7oN-The market was quite nrm win more DONG
The sales embraced about 600 bales closing stiff on the
basis Of lSAc. for middng upands OF the sales, 900
bales taken by manufacturers and part OF the
mainder was sold on speculation.
FRnGH1s-At the decline in grain, orders were largely
filled for shipment abroad To Liverpool about 100 900
bushels engaged chiefly corn in bulk and in ships
bags at 9Ad l0d, with some lots of wheat at lOd.
10Kd do Flour new at Is. 3D., though small lot was
taken at 2s, probably to fill up (say 400 bbs.) and
some lard was taken at 27s. Cd. To London
$4,000 bushels Of wheat engaged in ships
Oa8s al l0Eu anu lZ,ooo 40. III ouK at Su' ,
and 40 bbls sperm oil at 32s 3D. vessel taken up
for Cork and market to load with IL bushels Of grain
1t 0s. Cd. per imperial quarter.
FHH.-The market was less buoyant and sales limited
Good Georges Bank cod were held at So so. Mackere
dull and saess limited. Herrings were quiet and
inactive.
HAY-New was selling in limited lots at 40c a45c., and
cid at soc. a 65c. for city use.
IRoS-The market quiet and in the absence OF
sAles Of moment quotations were nominal.
Ln-Saes Of Rockland, In lots, making al 66c.
Toe for common. Lump was nominal.
NAVAL SroREs.-Saes Of 200 bbs. spirits turpentine
were made at 81 671s 81 TO- and 200 bbls common
rosin at a %.
OnA-Both sperm and whale remained steady, with
moderate sales. The following movements in the New
Bedford mark for the week ending the 10th inst,
trom the Whdlenens Shipping Lia:-Sperm has con-
tnued quiet since our last the sales have been confined to
$50 b6s 10 parcels for export at 81 rs per gallon and to
The trade so bbs heavy at 81 90 and $50 do dark and
black at 81 81 10 per gallon. There has been less nqu
~ for whale the past week. and the only transactions in
this market have been sales Of two parces amounting TO
B36 bbis Mr Northern at 41c per gallon, for export
whaleboneSas for the week, 1000 lbs Ochosk at Toe
Lnseed steady with moderate sales at Sc &C., in
casks and barrels
PRovEIONs.-Pork-The market was without change Of
moment. The sales embraced about 300 400 bbls in
suding mess at SIS a$l6 l2K and prime at $40 Beef
continued hrm while the sales embraced about 800 bbls
1t $40 Sill rs for repacked mess, and $12 $f3 for
extra Cut meats were steady and sales light at &C &C.
Ror shoulders and at &c &c for hams. Lard was firm
with sales Of 400 500 bbls at &c. exc Butter and
cheese were steady and prices unchanged
RCx.-Saes Of 200 bbis. were made at 6hc.
SUGARS were Arm, with sales Of 200 hhds chiefly
fuba, At exc exc for fair refining goods, and o4c
IKE for grocery grades Among the sales 100 hds
Porto Rico at 6<c 7zc. 40 boxes on private terms,
and 200 hhds Melado at 4Hc.
WHsKEy. Sales 200 bbls were made at 17xc. 17xc.