The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-27

Canadian -four steady, with sales of about 600
bis, closing within the range OF the above figures
30 thorn -four less active and bouyant The sales
embraced about 600 az 700 bbls closing at the above
prices Rye -four was firm at quotations with sales
Of about lbs bbls Corn meal quiet and firm at our
figures. Whea-The receipts large and the market
active and nrm for most grades. The sales made
Of cargocs on the spot and to arrive embraced about
2'5 olo bushels at 81 As 81 SO for Kentucky white,
and 81 80 for red do; 81 "a 81 81 for ordinary
a. IS Tor whe Ohio and indiana nor wn ~ ehi n
amber Michigan, 81 IS 81 IS for red Western Al "a
81 SO for red State 81 80 81 81 for amber Iowa and
Milwaukee club, 81 q 81 2sls for Northwestern club
and 81 - 81 % for Racine spring Corn was IN good
closing with hrmness the transactions embraced about
200 900 bushels part TO arrive at 63lsc. DC for
Western mixed for the Eastward 64c o. for shipping
lots Of do, western yellow at Csc &c., and 72c for
white do Rye was nominal at SIC S8c Barley was scarce
and firm; sale OF 900 bushels made OF inferior Ca.
NADIA 50c, and 600 do Bay Quntc at 7sc Oats were
in moderate request with sales Of Western and State at
47c. a 49c., and prime at soc.
HAY.-The market firm and prices steady at roc a
75c. for shipment, and at 75c. Soc for city use.
CoTToy.-1he market active and higher. the sales
footed between $50 and 900 bales closing Mt
26c for middling upands The sales were chiefly made
to spnners, while spectators took fair quantity
COFFEE was quiet, but quite firm The sales lim
ted.
FREGHrs-Rates were easier and favored SINNERS To
Liverpool about so 900 20 900 bushels corn we're en-
gagged at 3d. sad in bulk and 50 600 bushels of wheat
atsa6d. SID, in bulk and bags with lots reported
cargo Of wheat nships' bags reported I'd and
500 bbs. -four at q. Cd To Glasgow 600 bbls flour
engaged at %. 101sd To Antwerp g. 600 bushels
wheat were engaged at I'D in ships bags. British bark
Gorcester was taken up with full cargo of wheat at
1o7sd, in bulk, and British bark with $4,000 bushels
corn 10 Cork for orders was taken up at l0i
HoPs.-1he market was firm, with demand Of
new for export. We quote prime at 20c. per h.
Common qualities were within the range of $50 a lsc
Old were nominal at DC. &c. for 1852 &C. Be- for
older crops. The exports for the week have been as fol-
lows-io London $50 bales to Liverpool 10 bales total
for the week 593 bales previously reported le 273
bales total since Jan. l 10 500 bales,
MoLAssEs.-A small lot Of Cuba muscovado was sold
at 2ic.
NAVAL sroaEs.-A sale of rs bbs. spirits turpentne
resin was firm at So 44c, and 800 a 400 bbls raw No
at y. g.
PRoyIsIoNs.-Pork-The market was without ANNA
ton, and prices without change Of moment The
sales embraced about 500 bbs S12 so SI3 for mess
and IS 80 50 for prime, with prime mess az s14 A
about $50 hbls. at S1l 80 S12 for repacked mess
and S13 so for extra. Beef hams were firm with
sales OF 100 bbls prime Western SIS 30 Bacon was
active with sales OF 1900 hhds, assorted Mt 6l5c
lsc Tor Western, and re a SIC for city Dressed
III Is selling at &c. iXc. Cut meats were I'M.
changed; GOO English hams sold at 7hc Lard
Lrm, with sales Of 700 bbs at s4c. 9l,c mostly
new, at 91c 9lc, Butter and cheese were in steady
demand, while prices were unchanged
SpicEs.--1 200 mats cassa sold at 26c. oGI,c
cash; 1000 bags pcpIer at Ike, cash, and at l2c.
months.
SrGARs.-There was more doing, and the sales en-.
bracei about 450 hhds, including Cuba mostly nj ne
for refining goods and at SIC for grocery grades
boxes liavanas 400 bngs China and ~ hhds mcladt
were sold at Included in the sales OF bids were III
Porto Rico, at SIsc a Sac
wnsxE,.-salcs Of 800 400 bbls wero made at 2o,5c
a20kc.