The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-13


Straight TO good extra do. ......... so %
Choice extra family aud eaters' brands. Is 90
Corn meal, jersey Id Bran dywine 90 SO
Capsdian flour quiet and lower with sales OF $50
bbl at SIS Is for 81 IS for extra Southern
our in limited request and closed with the Of the
favor OF purchasers The sales up about
700 bbs, closing within the above range of prices. Re-
Hour IN fair demand at quotations. Corn mN
Was unchanged, and sales limited Wheat inactive
ana easier, and The demand for export moderate the
transactions embraced % 000 bushels 81 40 81 IS for
Ohio aoe Michigan, 81 IS for good white California 81 81
Tor red Jersey, 81 l4 for No. Chicago spring, AMI
ii ~ 81 30 for small los Of red Western part de-
Tweed Farley was rmer, with safes OF Is 600 bushels
~ I3c a Toe. Barley malt steady, with saej of
1900 bushels at Soc q 90c. Rye quiet, with small
Sales =. Gle 65r. Corn with moderate sales,
which chiefly tnade for export: tue transactions
embraced about rs 900 bushels at 0c for new Western
mixed o4c 6s1ac Tor old do, in store, aud 6oc de-
hvered, and 7ac. nc fs good new white southern
Oats were firm, with sales Of Western and Canadian at
SIC a ;Sc., and State at SO &c. SIC.
CosTxK-The sales embraced about 500 bags Rio at
l0!c l3c; 100 mats Java at 164c and S36 Maracabo
at lac, the market closing with drmer feeling for Mo
Tae following statement OF stocks ia the market s from
February 6, 1851 7se bags received since to date,
SEQ Total SO 039 bags Sales for consumption esti
mated al "a 3e bags Stock Of kio February IL 1861,
81 40 bags Maracabo 1856, Iaguayra, 150 Java,
TO- 2 mats; do government $50 bags St. Domingo, 200
bags; other descriptions 4ss: Total bags and mats,
was IS 500 Baltimore, 5000 Philadelphia, none 18th,
CorrosLThe duness in sterling exchange still tended
depress the market The sales embraced about 900
bales lots chiefly from store, closing the basis Of
llAsc for middling upands
FHuGF1s.-The reduced room, with the frmness Of
shipoWners and the low rates OF sterling, preventing
purchases Of produce for export tend check engage
merts. 10 Liverpool at IL I'D. led. ia bulk
and bags, and wheat I'D in bulk and L. I'd in bags;
-four at s. 3D. For bacon and lard full rates
demanded. while cotton was 516d. IL SD. To London
900 bbls. -four engaged, at As Sd and rs hhds
ta,ow taken at 40s To Havre cotton was at 1c.
per To-, and grain al 22c.
HAr steady, with sales OF 800 bales at 90c. for
shipment and at 9Oc. a 95c. for city use.
NAVAL STOKES quiet but steady with sales of $50
bbs at &c for New York bbls spirits and 81 25 for
common rosn, $40 lbs. delivered; crude was firmly
held, while prices were nominal
Observation-Disclosures market was dull and lower
at the Close while the sales embraced about 800 bbs,
at SIT Is for and at Sl3 for prime Beef was
inactive and sales confined to about 100 bbs in lots at
So rs 50 IS for repacked and at $40 $40 IS for
extra. Lard was lower and in fair demand with sales
Of $50 bbls and terces at 9Hc 10c and city at 10sc
Cut meats were quiet. Dressed hogs were heavy and
lower, with Gales of Western and city at 7ac. Butter
and cheese wero unchanged
RICE Sales of 20 casks made at 31lc. a sc.
SPicH.-Sacs Of 300 a 400 bags pepper were made at
SIC.
SUGARS Tho market was duh and inactive Sales
were confined TO Ga hhds Cuba at &c., and 2Os boxes at
6lc for refining.
ToBacco-The trade continues limited and desirable
stocks very scarce. The sales embraced 20 hhds vr
gina at 4hc. 5hc, 20 do Kentucky at 74c 63 bales
Havana at t. ITO seed leaf at 4c. Sc. and n
do Florida at p.
wusEY.-Ihe market was active, with sales of 500
bb,s. at 49,