The New York herald., 1862-01-03

Canadian -four was firm, while sales wero moderate,
having embraced about 500 bbls. closing within tho
above quotations Southern -four buoyant but not
active the views Of holders being above those Of pur
chasers The sales embraced about 200 bbs, within
the range Of the above quotations Rye Hour steady
at quotations. with sales of 200 bbs. Corn meal
active, with sales Of GOO bbs Jersey and Brandy
wine at our figures. Wheat--The market quiet and
frm white ana wanted at full prices; the
sales footed up about 80 40 900 bushels 81 40 for
red Western 81 25 for Iowa in store and 81 80 for Canada
club amber Western and Milwaukee club unchang
ed Corn heavy with sales Of 90 600 80 900 bushels
closing at 64c &c. for shipping lots Of Western mixed
Barley and rye were in fair demand while sales were
limited and prices uniform Oats were in steady request
and prices unchanged.
bags OF Rio made at 19c considered to have been
in degree forced sale Java in mats was sold at
same figure. The total stock on the ist instant en-
baced A oil bags Of Ro and total Of all kinds of II 900
bags. The stock in Philadelphia was only 800 bags and
1000 do in Baltimore giving total Of Rio in the three
CorroN-Tho market was Arm, with sales OF about
$50 400 bales closing on the basis OF Sc 3Sc for mid
ding upands
FREIen1s.-Engagements were moderate, and rates un
changed To Liverpool 900 bbs -four were reported at
cheese and bacon at To London 400 bales Of hops
engaged at 4c The rates for flour and grain
unchanged and engagements light To Havre rates
steady at 1Sc for wheat and at roc for -four. Room
both foreign and domestic, was rather restricted
FsH.-The market generally was quiet and sales light
HAY was in steady demand with sales for shipment at
78c. s0c., and for city use at S5c. a 90c.
HFMp.-Manila was firm, with sales here at &c., less
per cent for cash and in Boston at cash held
at &c.
Hops were in moderate demand, both for domestic use
and for export with sales Of 200 bales this week at SIT
$23, 100 Of which were for export.
IRON firm but quiet. During the week 900
tons Of Scotch pig Gengarnock iron have been sold
speculation at $23, less por cent for cash.
LEAD was firm, with small lots Gaena at &c. a 10c,
cash, and small lots in the forenoon Of foreign &C.
MolAssEs was in limited demand and prices unchanged
NAVAL SroREs.-Sales Of 700 bbs Of tar, No. 2,
made at SO 37H Sc e2, and 100 200 bbls. spirits
Ons were generally nrm. City linseed was nrm. and
sales were made at Csc &c. The following report OF
taken from tho Whotenan's shipping List Of the 30th
ut. :--Sperm-The market for sperm has been
and prices have the saa M or e. the o week
gallon Early in tho week so bbs, for manufacturing,
sold at 81 20 per gallon. whaeThe market, although
Of 2o0 bbls at I7c. per gallon whaIeboneThe sales
since our last embrace 16 900 lbs. Arctic at Tsc.
PRovnIoSs.-Pork-Ihe market was heavy and dull.
and prices unchanged. with sales Of 400 600 bbs,
prime at 50 Is, and at s. 90 IS IS for old do
for old and mess, and $18 so $14 for extra do
Bcef hams quiet; so bbls brought S4 60 Tierce
beef firm, with sales Of $50 terces at $40 $2l for
mess and 323 $24 for Indiana mess Bacon steady,
with sales Of 500 boxes at for Cumberland cut, and
at 6Isc q exc. for do. long rib. Lard was steady
and In fair demand the sales embraced 500 bbls at
&c. sKc per lb Slaughtered hogs were at 4,sc. for
western and at 4xc for city. Butter and cheese
quiet and prices unchanged.
SEEDS were quiet and little nothing doing in clover
and timothy while prices unchanged. Rough flax
seed was scarce and firm at 81 so 81 90, cash.
SrICEs were firm, but quiet
SpGARs-The market was steady, while sales were
light being confined to about 200 hhds good part at
IKE. 7Ac., and ,025 boxes at Z.
WmwEY.-sales OF 400 500 bbls were made, closing
at 2oc. a 21Ic. per gallon, which was an advance.