The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-06

canadian -four quiet aud sales were limited some
lots of extra Southern flour less active, while
prices were without change Of moment. The sales en-
nIsoed about ECO bbls closing within the above quota
tions Rye Incur was steady and in fair request at
figures, with sales Of It's bbls. Corn meal was
In better supply, and in fair demand at tho
above quotations. with Gales Of $50 bbls Jersey aud
Rsndywioe Wheat-The receipts were heavy, while
large portion arrived in poor order and unit for
lower grades quite heavy while good medium to choice
qualities firmly held. The actions footed up
about 10000 bushels at 81 4s 81 go for white
white Ohio, 96c a 81 Is for Michigan club and amber
colored 81 10 for Racine club aud ESQ., 81 o. for Chi
port with buoyancy In prices The sales embraced
about 120 600 bushels at 42c for common mixed
!Ur 20 cd
low and 47c for new round yellow. Barley firmly
held at $50 &C for State. Barley malt was firm and
7oc 800: Oats were steady, with sales Of Western
and Canadian at 31Hc SIC. and Of State at SOC, 34c
TT market was steady With moderate mod sales
and so bags government do. at lie.
Co1ros.-The foreign news impaired more confidence
TO holders WHILE In the absence Of private letters from
abroad transactions were quite limited and quotations
to great extent nominal The Austraasian news
did not hand until after the close Of business
FREIoHIs TO Liverpool about 80 600 bushels Of corn
and wheat were engaged by American vessels at "a
7hd in bulk and bags 600 bills -four to fill up at Is 90;
don 1900 geo bushels wheat were sngsgsa IN bags
foreign vessel engaged wheat in bulk for Crd'~ a,
ano lVV pnos voaCSQ w zvN; ~ =. geYpOOI 100 hhds
allQW were sSaesa ~ foreign vessel st Sos, and g.
hhos tobacco &C a7s Sd. To Havre wheat at l7c.
81 per $40 lbs delvervs Spirits were at Toe
| while crude turpentine and tar wero unchanged.
Ons-Lipseed quiet, asd 10 the absence Of Gales
Of moment quotations were in measure nominal. The
folio wing statement from the Wham1ns Shipping lis
gives the movements in the New Bedford market for the
week ending the Sd lost. Sperm remains without.
change. The sales for tho week foot up $50 bbls
follows-To the trade 25 bills at ST. IS; eco do at
81 27 IT'S CO. at price not transpied aud for export
$50 bbs. at 81 IS per gallon Whale-rhe transactions
since last include sales of LILO bb!s in parces
J which may not be considered as strictly prime 500
bs at 3S cents per gallon and the balance at prices not
made public. There considerable disposition the
part OF purchasers to operate but at prices tending
downwards. Whalebone-No transactions since last
| PROVISIONS -Pork-The market heavy and dul,
and closed al lower rates for The Gales in lots
braced about $50 bbls including mess at SIG 37 $40
62h, and prime at sl2 rs $40 60 Beef in light
quest, and sales confined to come $50 bbs, at 50 SO
$l1 for repscked Western and Sll 60 $12 so for
ira Bacon was steady with sales Of rs hhos reported
at SIC. exc. Cut meats heavy with sales Of
TO bids. AT g.; 7c for hams, and at 4ic. SIC for
shoulders Lard quiet, with sales of $50 bbs and
tierces at &C. 9sc Butter was ia fair demand a, 14c
16c for prime grass State Cheese dull at 4c.
SC. for State, aud at &c, &c. for Ohio.