The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-30

Canadian eour was heavy and dull, and cose caste
prices The sales embraced about 900 bbls. ii,ir be
range OF the above prices. Southern -four heavy
with tendency towards lower prices, With sa!c Of 21e
bbs, closing within The range of tho above ote ois.
Eye -four was IN fair demand at quotations itb
Of 200 bbls Corn meal in fair demand a. ~ a5a1o
price,, with sales Of iI5 bbls. Wheat opened
with steadiress 40 previous prices bf closeg
heavy and rather easier for grades The saies
embraced about $50 900 bushels OF 81 Is ~ 20
81 50 for prime white Michigan 81 az 81 aa far white
Ohio and indiana 81 ~ 81 90 FOR amber Michigan,
q g for rod W.s,era 81 % q r %p,e,
amber Iowa and Green Bay, 81 20 a 81 81 for North
western club 81 26 81 rs for Milwaukee club, and 81 81
81 Is for Chicago spring. Corn heavy and rather
easier, and the market less active and buoyant The
sales footed up about 10 900 bushels at 83c. 60 c
shipping lots Of Western mixed farley was heavy win
sslcs Of 500 bushels 81 TIC. for State 200 bushels
Canada East at 75c. Barley matt quiet at SOC 90c
Oats we're heavy sctive with sales Of Canadian al
47c asc, State 4sc ss1.c, and 5o6c for COOL DO in
store.
CaYEy--The market was firm with sales Of 900 mats
Ceylon at 100, 500 bags Rio at p t. and 100 bags Ia.
gusyra ut l0c., 10 60 TO Philadelphia.
Corros-Ihe market again excited aud higher; the
sales embraced about 800 800 bales chiefly to spin
nsrs, closing at 2.c FOR mddiing uplands, which
4 advance Of 1c. per pound.
EREGHn.--Rates we're heavy and rather easter for
English ports. To Liverpool about 900 go 600 bush
els Of grain engaged including corn at SID sd
in bulk and bags and wheat IN bags at 3D. 600 600
ST. Cd TO London 1000 bushels OF wheat were en-
gagged at oI,d and 1000 bbs. -four at Is 81 D. nj.
To Havre $4,000 bushels wheat were engaged at 1Sc.
To Antwerp 900 bushels Of rye engaged at Nd
HAyIhe market was quiet at roc for shipment and nj
soc. a soc. for city use. .st
N0IAssEsSaes OF 100 hhds. Cuba muScoyAdo molasscs
we're made At 26c. q &c. s.
NIyAI STosxs Sales Of 800 bbs common rosin we're
made at SIS 20 81 b0 do. do AZ % b6X aud 105 bbls
spirits turpcntne OF 81 ~ a 81 3d.
PRoyrroxs --Pork--Jho market was unchanged while
sales wero moderate, which embraced about COO bbls
including at $40 so 3d. unnspected do $8 26
and As so 50 for prime and At Sl4 q SIG for
city primo mess Beef was held with frmnsss, while
saes Of 100 bbe made at $ SO $l2 for repscked
mess and at $13 so for extra Beef hams steady
Gales Of 100 bbs were made at SIS 80. Bacon IN
fair demand. Sales Of $50 bbls were made deliverable
in December, at SIC for Cumberland clear short
ribbed cut. Dressed hogs were selling At Xc a4ac.
lard was steady, with good inquiry for future de
do. sold, deliverable In December, at PIT Butter and
chcess were steady and prices unchanged.
STcEs--Saes Of 900 mats cessa were made 81 20c
&c 500 600 bags pepper at p T. and llc; now heio
a. l2hc. s
sueARs--Ths market was firm, and the advance OF 80
nc. per pound sustained. The sales embraced about
500 hhds, Included in which 37S moasses sugars
ranged from 7sc. 7zsc. Cuba grocery sugars raseu
from Sc. 8Ac., and Porto Ricos at &C. a9hc :, M.
wmsKEY was heavy, with sales o. wv pois'
20tlc. holders to,erably
WooI-Ths market was steady and nolasrs co. ov l,nns
firm. the demand keeps up TO tsir ene s,na. tns
goods Fine woods continue dull very ne hsng. Sghay
medium quality is more wanted, anu =, r., ~ 900
,r,ca thar 6ne wool Sales since our asl aoyu' 1890
pounds at prices 47c 10 DC lor so,d an
II GOOD danapd ut 46c.; SO, 900 pounas Naoi VIC 80 ~
tarms mot spoken Of Tho sales OF ioreisn no ' ~
samnlos ana consequently kept que''