The New York herald., 1862-01-11

Canadian -four in better request, and sold ct
former rates. The transactions embraced about 100
bbs closing within the above range Of prices Southern
-four was in steady request with sales reported Of 5000
bbls, closing within the range of the above figures
Rye flour was In light request at quotations, with
sales OF IT'S bbls. Corn meal was less buoyant at
1gres while the sales of Jersey and Bandywne reached
about 600 bbls. Wheat firm, especially good to
prime white grades while the transactions quite
light and embraced about 10000 bushels at 81 80 for
Milwaukee club, 81 a5 for amber Iowa, 81 20 for
red Western, 81 45 for amber Michigan, 81 %
for Chicago spring, and 81 80 for choice. Corn
less buoyant, and closed dull, at o6c. for West
Of $4,000 bushels. Rye was firm, with sales
Of 500 bushels at Soc Sic for bags the dock
sales of 5000 bushels at 75c for State and 7sc for
Canada East. Oats easier with sales at 4lc 43c.
for Jersey and 42c 43c for Canadian and
Western, and at 43c. u 431zc for State.
CorEE-The market was quiet, but tolerably firm.
small lot of Maracaibo 60 bags sold private
CoTroN-The chief feature Of the day tho public
sale Of 10 bales of island clean cotton from Port
Royal, at prices ranging from SIC. ESQ.,, giving
aeod M this Kind DO Of he ae
the market The chief purchaser was VIM. Latti-
mer who took 40 bales, which, it was supposed,
be designed for shipment to Europe. A portion was
also knocked down TO spnners or TO their agents II Is
only used in this country for the manufacture Of fine
ton sewing thread which Is confined chiefly 30 two mills
Hitherto nearly the whole crop Of island cotton has
been sent to Europe.
FRnoH1s:-Tlere was Offering and a. steady
rates. To Liverpool engaged in bulk Cd;
900 packages of lard and bacon engaged at 32s
800 bbs petroleum at SIS. 3d. 500 bbls Hour at Ss and
BY foreign vessel 200 boxes cheese and 500 packages of
butter at 37s 3D. 500 pounds allow at 37s 3d. per
steamer $50 boxes bacon at S0s., 100 kins butter
Q0s and 900 boxes cheese 90s To london 900 boxes
cheese, 900 bbs -four at 3s 3D. and 20 tons beef at
85s. To Bristol 100 bbls pork at 35s and 200 bbls
-four at 3s Cd. British ship Of 1loo tons taken
up Liverpool at 35s per The ship Turnbu hence
TO Havre, at 1sc. for grain and 70c. for flour.
HAY continued Arm and in good demand with sales for
shipment Of good quality at s5c o0c and primo for
city use at 90c. a$1.
MoIAssEs.-The market quiet. and in the absence
Of sales quotations were nominal.
NAVAL SIoREs.-The market firm, while sales were
light Spirits held at 81 55, while common and
higher grades Of rosin firmly held
PR0visoNs.-Pork-The market, without change OF mo-
ment in prices more active with sales of 500 bbls
closing at Sl1 10 $12 25 for old and now $S 25
So so for old and prime, and S12 IS S4 West
ern and city prime Beef was in fair demand, with
sales Of 450 bis at $11 80 S2 for plain and at
$13 so S14 for extra. Terco beef quiet. Bacon
steady and in fair request with sales Of 600 boxes
6hc. &c. for Western and city Cumberland cut, 7zc.
FOR long clear city and at 7Ac for city short ribbed.
Dressed hogs were selling at az. 41sc. Lard was
tive and the market rmcr: sales Of 2 0C0 bbs
ported at 7c aSAc. for Western, and ssic SIC. for
choice city Butter and cheese were unchanged.
SpIcEs.-10 000 mats Of cassa sold at D. t., and
900 bags pepper at 19c and 900 bags pimcno at 14c
a14Tc., net cash.
SuGARs-The market quiet, with sales OF 2S3 hhds.
chiefly refining and low grocery grades, at 7ssc 7{c
ToBACCo-The offerings Of Kentucky mostly
descript, and little doing. Spanish leaf firm. Seed leaf
rather quiet. The sales were-73 hhds kentucky 1Olc.
Ia Nc "a bales Havana at D. e. 129 do. Yara at
III cases seed leaf &c. 12kc
WmsgEY again frmer and higher with sales Of
! 900 bbls at 27c., and small lot at CSC.
Woof.-The market has not improved this week, and
there has very little doing since report
The generally unsettled state Of the country particularly
Just now barrier to any extensive speculative feel
dulness in the trade. We have salo to report Of
either foreign or domestic woods.