The New York herald., 1862-03-26

Gas heavy sales embraced 500 bushels Of State a. SOC
sS2c Barley was firm at soc 81 for state and Cana
malt was quiet but the supply light, while holders
demanded 81 OF 81 10. Oats were heavy and lower
with moderate sales Of Canadian and Western at S7c
COrru.-Ths marke, was quiet, and no sales
moment transpiIed. Messrs william sc9a. cot
following statement Of stocks &C. for the week ending
to-day;-stock Of Rio and santos coffee on the 18th
Total 1854 Of Rio and Santos 25th day Of
March, 1862 so,s54 Java, mats, 14,475; government
caibo bags ,555 Laguayra. ls2 st. Domingo 44O7;
Ueara, 90 other descriptions, 2S45 Total mats and
CorroM-The movement and previous animation were
checked by the Nova Scotans news though it did not
vary materially from that previously reported by the
America The sales embraced about 400 bales, in sepa-
rate at irregular prices though not much under pre-
At Is. Cd; $4,000 10000 bushels corn at Cd, in
ships bags 500 boxes bacon at It's. 3d.: 100 pack
ages lard a. 2os.; 1000 bushels wheat VIII At 6Ad..
at 32s Cd. 10 Glasgow 900 packages lard at 22s.
and per steamer 900 bushels OF corn at nd in ships
Cork and orders, with The privilege Of Continental port,
70 load with 400 bbs petroleum oil at 7s per bbl To
HAY-We have no change to notice in prices while the
sales were moderate at soc s1c for shipment and at
00c. for city use.
. LoawoOD.-A cargo Of 14s tons Jamaica was sold at
81 so, cash, for export.
MolAsszs was quiet quote Cuba muscovado at 24c.,
NAVAL STORES quiet and prices nominal while quo
tations were unchanged.
Ous.-Linseed was quiet, and prices unchanged.
The Whdleans Skipping List gives the following
mont Of the New Bedford market for the week ending the
24th inst. 1.-THE market has been exceedingly quiet
since last The only transaction is sale OF 500
bbs. whale for manufacturing at price not trans
PRED"
PRovIsoNa- -Pork-The market was steady while sales
moderate; the sales embraced 500 bbs Sl3 25
$13 81 for new mess, $40 so $40 rs for prime,
and $l2 25 Sl2 so for Western and city prime
there was also some demand for future delivery; 900
bbls yesterday afternoon and to-day were sold at
derate request; sales Of ITO bbls were made at
BIZ $lS for plain mess and $13 S7 $l4 25 for extra
do. Tierce beef firm at $40 for Western prime
mess and at $22 30 $23 SO for India. Beef hams
quiet at SIT SIT SO. Cut meats were steady, with
sales OF l2O packages at 4c for dry sated shoulders
bAc &C. for hams, do, and nc for long cut English
hams Bacon was firm and in good request, with sales
or 800 boxes reported at for Western Cumberland
cut. exc. 7c do for short ribbed 74c for short
long city clear. Lard was in good demand and frmer,
with sales reported Of 800 1000 packages at Ike
7c.-the latter figure for choice Butter steady
1sc &c for fair to prime State, and l3c 18c. for
Ohio State cheese WAS at 7c &c., and Ohio at &c. 1c
RCI.-sales OF 900 bags East India were made pr-
vate terms.
SUGARS were active and prices hrm The sales en-.
braced !. .428 hhds, included In which Is Porto
Rico at 7Xc a8Xc The remainder consisted Of Cubas,
chiefly within the range Of exc a7Xc.
ToRACco.-The market 10 still inactive, and will con-
tnue to be until the question Of taxation is settled
The sales embraced 148 hhds Kentucky at SIG 5c,
80 bales Havana at t., and 81 seedsAf at SC.
2kc
WHnKEY. The market was irregular and prices
Settled Sales Of 400 bbls reported at 22c. 22c
Tor State, and at 23c. for Ohio.