The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-25

The sales embraced about 600 100 bbs closing within
the above range OF prices Southern onr was in fair ro
Guest while prices ruled in favor OF purchasers espe
Gully iof common brands, which lower. The sales
embraced about 200 bbs closing within tho above
quotations kyefoar and meal quiet prices
stesdy az our figures. Wheat was active and irm
especially for the better qualities for shipment while ts
marker generally exhibited no change Of moment in
prices me sales here and for future delivery footed up
ABOUT 2i2 300 bushels at 81 81 "A for whts Indiana
q 42a VI IS for white Michigan, 81 S 81 So for red
State, III " VI 40 for amber Michigan, 81 IS for
.aaaa ga club, 81 80 81 81 for amber Iowa
anu Green lay--the latter an outside prce--and To
arrive at 81 2S 81 2s94 for Milwaukee club 81 81 81 2s
or northwestern club and Racine spring and 81 81 70
for Chicago spring Corn was rather castor tor cargoes
aoat and quite rm for parcels Ia store The sales en-
braced about $50 900 bushels here and to arrive
% Tor the eastward and at 64c Csc for shipping
AT ooc for damaged. Rye was steady and pri-es un-
changed Barley-A cargo Of California sold rs Toe.
oats were IN moderate demand and prices unchanged
COTTON The market was fsm, with sales in lots OF
itoo paes, taken by spinnes and spectators Frices
closed on the basis OF 24&c 25c for mddng npands,
with little to BIO had under the latter figure. The sales
were divided between spinners and spectators.
FREiGnrs were steady to English ports. To Liverpool
about ~ 600 80 900 bushels wheat were engnged at
9d in bulk, and 900 barrels our at 2s. Cd. To Lon
don ~ 900 IS 900 bushels wheat wore engaged chiefly
in bulk, At ehd., while the rate in bags was
on private terms To Glasgow -four was reported at 49,
and wheat at unchanged rates To Havrs rates were
steady at 19c for wheat and 7oc for four with mode
NAVAL SToREs.-The market was quiet for spirits and
prices unsettled 81 80 bid and 81 40 was asked.
Common rosn was sold at IS 12's SIS 2 aud sales OF
$500 bbls, No. l, were made al 50 rs 81.
oiIs-Crude sperm was in good demand, with sales at
New Bedford at 81 % 81 2S held al 81 o. Crude
whale was lrm with upward tendency in prices City
linseed was firm, with sales at 75c, cash. olive OIL in
cask, was selling moderately at IL 17h 81 20. Petro-
leain was selling at 35c for refined and crude cake
23c. cash.
PRovIsIoSs-Pork-The market was heavy and had
downward tendency in prices, while sales fair and
footed up about GOO bbls, for all kinds at $12
so S13 for mess S14 S14 SO for prime mess and ut
IS 80 SO for prime Besfwas aru with good demand for
prime mess and India, with sales OF 200 bbs at SI1 20
Sl2 for repacked mess, and al $S sl3 SO for extra
Western do. 500 terccs India sold at $2I and 100
bbs prime mess ut SIS so. Bacon firm, with sales
Of 500 boxes mostly city shortribbed middies at &c.,
part for December delivery. Lard firm and in good
request, with sales of 1000 bbls terces &C. reported
chiefly deliverable in December and January, at SHc
orc. Butter and cheese steady and unchanged.
SUGARs.--The market heavy and quiet; sale of
70 hhds of Porto Rico made at &c., and 80 DO Cuba
at &c.