The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-08-05

Good to choice family do................. 90 30
Corn meal, Jersey and Brandywine ...... 80 3 so
Canadian -four was unchanged, and sales comprised
about 500 600 bbls at quotations southern Hour
was quiet and sales limited TO about 5000 bbls within
the sbove range OF prices Rye scarce while prices
steady at figures with sales Of $50 bbls Corn
meal was steady at quotations and in good request
with sales Of 500 600 bbls. Wheat heavy. with
tendency 10 lower rates especially for common grades OF
State and Western, while prime choice lots firmly
held at full prices. The sales embraced 95 900 bush
els, at 81 "a 81 33 for amber Iowa, 81 2S
81 80 for red Western, 81 SO 81 80 for amber
do--the latter figure for choice 81 81 for small lot
Of new white Kentucky 81 Is 81 90 for Milwaukee club
and 81 IL 81 II for Chicago spring. Corn rmer,
with good demand in part for export This sales Tor
the day footed about 125 900 bushels at ACC Sic for
heated 52c. 55c. for Western mixed, and Soc SIC,
the latter figure for prime choice do Rye was scarce,
while prices rather easier. We quote Western at
quiet and quotations were nominal Oats were duh and
heavy at 45c a47kc. for Western and at 4sc 49, c
for State.
CorrEs-Tho market was steady while sales were mo-
derate. and embraced about 500 bags Rio At 22ks
22cx.
CorroN -1hcrc was too little doing N make Market
the sales having exceeded so Is bales. There
few IL any spinners whc holders exhibited signs OF
relaxation In the absence sales moment we quote
middng upands nominal at as 10. ACC.
FREGHTs.-Rates exhibited no change OF moment from
Saturdays quotations. while engagemcns were moderate
engaged at 18d In bulk and bags, with load or two
reported ct lad o., and absus 900 bbis Hour
et 89. 90. IS. lOdX- 10 LONDON Wuc0t was
at l4d., and 900 bbs. -four were engaged at As
British vessel engaged with wheat for Cork and
ORDERS at 14hd Rates to Glasgow and Havre were un
changed.
HAY was in moderate demand with sales for shipment
at SOC. 600, and for CITY use At 65c. roc.
MoLAssEs In moderate request, while prices
nrm
NAVAL Sr0Rns.-Stocks nearly exhausted as to
impavt fabulous prices to the small lots changing hands
small sale Of spirits made at 81 "a. Rosin ranged
all the way from S14 IS for (per $40 bs to SIG
for fine No. l. Tar nominal, and asking sout of
sight"
PROVISIONS. --Pork-The market for mess was heavy,
while prime firm, with sales Of 200 bbs, closing
at $l S l2h for the former and SO so SO rs for
prime. Beof was quite firm and in fair demand, with
sales Of $50 bbs at $13 $14 for plain at Sl4 80
a SIS for extra do. Beet hams steady. Prime
and bacon dull nominal. Cut meats were
in fair demand and rather 1rmer for hams The sales
embraced 275 packages at Nc 4iac and hams at &c
&C., the latter figure for prime quality Lard was
$50. 94c. Butter steady and In fair demand
lie 1876 for fair TO good state in rins while fresh
diaries in tubs were selling at about l6c 161sc 17c,
the latter figure for prime Cheese was unchanged.
Prime qualities OF State were firm.
SvCARs-The market stcady but not active. The
sales embraced about 600 hhs Cubas chiefly within the
range Of Sc. DC. and 80 hhls New Orleans gold at
99sc. g1dc. Tho following prices estabshed TO
day:-Messrs K. L. & Stuart for their refined ugars,
best quality loaf sugar. 13c pei h. best quality crushed
sugar, 12Kc.; granuatod sugar., 124c; ground sugar,
Ike, white sugar, A, l21c. yellow sugar, g. &c.
WnsKEY.-Tha parket was heavy and lower, with
sales under 100 bbls WESTERN At 3Oc. and small lot
prime barrels do was reported at 30xc.