The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-24

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Canadian flour was heavy, with sales OF 500 600 bbs
at IS 15a 81 go. Southern flour was frmer especially
the lower grades The sales embraced about 600 bbs
closing within the above range d prices Rye flour was
in fair demand at prices within the range Of quota
tions, with sac or about ESQ bb3 Corn meal in
good demand at figures, with sales Of 500 600 bbs
about l60 Coo bushels The stick OF Inferior aud mdding
qualities accommodating The prices obtained were as
fo!ows:-N SO for small choice lot Of white Kentucky,
81 So IS Tor good TO choice white Michigan, 81 81
81 a for white OLio 81 so 81 SO for red Western 81 "a
Canada cub 81 20 for Milwaukee club, 81 l2H
81 II for Western club, and 81 03 81 l6 for Chi
cage spring Corn was again heavy and lower,
10000 bushels, at 40c 42c. for damaged and
heated 45c a Ate. for Western mixed to,.
SIC for new Western yellow and at Sc for old Southern
and round elbow. Rye STEADY. With q sale OF 400
bushels st 67c SIC. Barley was quiet and steady at
sales Of Western and Canada at 3lc &c., and OF State
at 3sc. 34c.
CoFFEx-The market was steady with sales of 1 600
bags Rio at l2c 49, and so do. Maracabo sold ut lac
CoTToN there was little doing, while prices wee
without quoiable charge. The sales embraced about
The following statemen. Of the movement in cotton
since the LET september last compared with the pre-
yious thee years.. ,.o ,o.u -
Rec. a. ports ss2 COO 1907 cco a4S 900
Ex to G. Britain 1896 goo 17co 0CO 242l coo 2o37 ocO
E E TO TO sst pts ~ Sc
Total exports OBJ 900 57i COO 100000 1852 0co
s'9sk on hand $4,000 asi 600 4Se o9S II. 600
E 70 o. G. Britain s7CSc IS 600 1900 IS CtS
e. TO o, nt sSo s sSSo sS SoS
Total exports. $500 $4,000 1000 $1,000
The decrease In receipts at the ports compared with
year is $1,000 bales The decrease in exports TO
Great Britain is 3s4 900 bales to france,
eco bales; decrease TO other foreign ports 0o0
Total decrease in exports, 456 COO bales.
FRnGHrs.-Rates were rather trmer, while engage
ments were moderate. To Glasgow Is COO bushels of
wheat were engaged in ships bags at 3D. 500 bbls our
at IS ID and eco bbs rosn at Is Cd To London 20 600
bushels wheat were engaged at 3D. with some -four
ported al 2s Cd To Liverpool 10 COO bushels OF wheat
were engaged, in bulk at 72sd, with tome -four at 2s
Rates tor cotton and dead weight were unchanged There
alteration Of moment in rates for the Continent.
800 bpls -four engaged for Bristol at % Cd and
5000 bushels wheat, in Britain vessel TO London, at
led, in bags,
H,Y-Ihe chief business was confined to saes for city
use, at soc. a soc.
MoI-lssEs Sales Of 2Ee hhds Trinidad were made, in
bond Tor export, at p. IT, and 200 do, in bond. Cuba
clayed on private terms.
NAVAL STORES The market was firm. sale OF 200
bbls No. rosn made at 50 IS. Spirits and crude
turpentine firmly held, with limited sales.
PROVISIONS -Pork-The market WAS dull and heavy,
with limited demand from the trade. The sales en-
braced 500 400 bbls including mess at Sl7 ST. %
be latter figure being an outside prce-and prime at
$l2 70 SIS Beef was in steady demand, with sales of
ITO ibis 10 lots at unchanged prices. BEEF hams
quiet at lie. 16c. Bacon steady with small gales
unchanged prices. Cut meats dull and heavy,
with sales OF 125 hhds and terces at Sc &C. for shout
ders and exc. a &c. for hams Lard was firm and in
good demand, with sales OF $50 bbs and erces at &C.
axe Butter and cheese were in fair demand and prices
urchar ged.
RICE Sales Of SEQ 400 casks were made at SIC
6hc., the latter figure for choice. The chief sales
rar get from SIC. a6c
SCARS were heavy, With the turn Of the market In
favor Ct purchasers The sales embraced about 900
hdds chiefly Cubss at 40 4ssc. for refining goods
and at &c. Sac for grocery grades.
wHExEY frmer, while the sales were con med 10
about zoo bbls. at 16c. l6Sc.