The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-15

-Nhc"t tie dUScuce OF supplies, was eagerly sought
after, and prices were higher and unsettled Sales
made of l4l coo bushels a, 81 80 81 SO for white Ken
lucky, 81 Is 81 33 for white Canadian and Western
u y 81 rs for red and amber winter Western, 95c
81 II for Milwaukee club aud amber Wisconsin and SOC
a 81 Oh for Chicago spring Corn was IN demand and
los 600 bushels were sold at ACC 49c for Western
mixed, according EQUALITY Rye and oats Were firm but
not active Barley was neglected, though liberal arrivals
were reported
COFFEE The market was quie, and prices were IN
changed
CoToN There hrmncss in the market to.
day ana prices closed on basis of SIC for mddlng
uplands, with sales Of 900 bales
There was more demand for dry cod, at So 81 4
s. 80 for st Georges Bank but limited business was
transacted in mackercl and herring at former
which holders insist
fREclns.-The engagements light to-day, and
rates were little irregular To Liverpool, there
shipped COO barrels -four at Is Cd Is II COO bushels
wheat at 81 in ships bags, and II 900 bushels corn
SID s5sd;, IN bulk and bags To London there were
taken 1000 barrels flour at IS Cd, and II 500 bushels
wheat at 0ad a9Iad. in ships bags To Hvro the
gagemens were 500 barrels 1our at zoe; and 80 COO
bushels wheat ut 1Sc. IN shippers bags. To Antwerp,
1900 bushels rye were engaged at II I'd in ships bags
To Glasgow 500 barrels lour private terms. To Brs
o' eco barrels -four at 2s Cd and boat load of wheat
at 9l4d, in ships bags
FR,n--A fair demand existed FOR raisins at 81 40
81 so for layers and 81 65 ST rs for bunch also for
rants at G. &c
Hw.-Was quiet, but quoted at 4Oc. q 62,.c for all
kinds Of bale.
HpEs.-Eoders were willing sellers, but not disposed
to reduce prices, and sales consequently unnpor
tant, with very large stock on hand
Hors were saleabe at 1Sc 26c for last years growth
IATIis were in demand at 81 Is for EASTERN.
LME-Therc was some inquiry for common Rochland at
zoe, and lump at 500.
MoI-sssEs-Sacs made Of 100 lhds mostly Eng
sh Island and Porto Rico, at 23c. a sic
NAVAL S1oREs-Crude turpentine was held above the
views of buyers and quiet. The sales Of spirits ur.
pentnc 500 bbs at 81 10 81 l2lz There was I'M.
usual activity rosn and 10 GOO bbls changed hands
mostly at 81 62ts 81 S715 FOR common ANA So 81 for
No. l. There was nothing done in tar
OIiS-H)ldcrs quoted prices steady, but reported
important transactions in any description.
PROVISIONS. downward tendency in the market For
pork continued and 400 bbS. sold at SIS Sl5 1873
mess, and $40 121s $40 rs for prime, Beef firm
at $2 Is Sl3 25 for extra mess and 80 25 Sll % for
repacked with sales Of $50 bis The sales OF lard
were 800 packages, at 81 a9l4c. Cut meats, butter
and cheese were unchanged.
RICE unusually active. SPECTATORS having pur
chased freely and from 200 500 casks were report
ed sold at from &C. exc and &C., establishing
advance of hc. &c. per H.
SuGARs-Cuba attracted considerable attention, and
900 hhds changed bands at SIC. a 65{c.
TAILOw.-Therc were IS GOO lbs, sold at SIC SIC
TgAs.-The sale at auction to-day brought together an
average representation of the trade and the bidding
spirited for all really desirable ots the prices OF which
were very firm Out Of n catalogue Of about 8 00O
half chests some 400 sold, including young
hyson at 64c. TIC. hyson Pekoe, so &c Twankay
44!8c 5o>sc.; gunpowdcr, 621lc. 6118c.; imperial
531ac SIC; Japan oolong, 4Sc. so &c.; Souchong
2s1sc. a 3SKc.; Congou, 4Ssc, and Ooolong "a &c.
44c, usual terms
TO1ACco-Owipg to the light stock business tame
80 hhds Kentucky sold al &c. Sc. and lS7
seed leaf al &c. a l6c Nothing done in Spanish
WnISKEY.-ihe sales amounted to 700 bbls and we're
mostly at 1919 with some small lots at 1890.