The New York herald., 1863-09-07

Wheat has been IN less demand particularly for shin
cned &c per bushe The days sales have been confined
70 81 ocO bushels at 81 25 81 IS for old white Western
g ga q for amber Western 81 is 81 70 for red
do winter, II ID 81 20 for amber Iowa. Wisconsin and
Green Bay: s2c 81 IA for Milwaukee club, and ssc
y on for Chicago spring Corn was less plenty and
reached $4,000 bushels at 73c to for sound Zee.
13c Tor unsound Western mixed and 76c q 7sc. for
we now quote Canada at SIC 60c. State at 62c CSC
and western at 68c. 06c Rye inactive at s0c o0c
Barley was 10 moderate demand and 1000 bushels State
were sold to arrive at 81 25 There were also ZOO
bushels barley malt disposed Of at 81 55 . 81 80.
COFFEE was In pretty good demand and advancing, with
Maracaibo, part at soXc; 240 bSss RIO at 2sc
and 900 bags Mocha At PIT.
The main business was In mackere and smoked
herring, which was very FIRM The market bare Of
FREGnIs days business was limited, without
any quotaole alteration 10 rates. The number Of vessels
in port was eos To Liverpool there shipped 900
bbs nour on t. and l3 900 bushels grain part at od
To London 900 bbs -four at 3d. small ,os OF wheat
10 ships bags At 3d., 200 tons oicake 20s ATS 3d.
To Gasgow some heavy goods at 32s Cd To Cork "a 900
bushels OF grain for ORDERS at S. 3dlay days nearly
expired. To Bordeaux cargo OF tobacco on .. T. 10
antwerp ESQ bbls nour ~ o.. 3D.; 80 tons wood Al
HAY.-Bale was selling freely at CSC a 81 for ship.
mept. and 81 a 81 Is for local use.
but In less request towards the owing 10 the
claims Of holders In view Of the rise in gold and ex
chansos mere were TO- s0I hides and 15S bales do
ceived and SO 900 hides sold during the week The stock
on hand OF OK and hides Is zoo (same time last
year al ,s00-year before 500 SO0) and 1888 bales
Hofs were very nrm and in demand at 17c. 22c. for
last years crop.
IArus were heavy and down to 81 so 81 a5 for East.
LKArnER.-Mcssrs. weizel weidemeyer say OF -
Hemock Soe.-Business continues quite active at fair
prices for heavy leather rates improved &c 1c
per pound. Receipts although Of fair extent do not
equal sales, and the supp on the market Is somewhat
reduced Oak Sole-The tendency OF prices is still up
ward The market is strong one. as tho demand fully
equals the supply. Transactions principally made for
cash stock In dealers hands quite limited Upper in
rough parakes OF the general activity OF the MARKET
Weeks receipts Of sole leather about al 900 sides
MotAssEs was firm, with moderate sales, including 100
bbls New Orleans at 35c. 49c lot OF Porto Rico on D.
t., and ~ hhds Cuba muscovado at 3qc. q A0c.
Ors-1he demand fair for the principal kinds and
the market buoyant Lineeed 81 06 81 OF; crude pc
r2leum, aIhac a asc.; refined do, zoo Tic free.
PRovsIoNs.-Pork WAS nrmer, with q fair inquiry, and
sales OF 300 bbs. at $13 80 $l3 50 for mess,
fl3 rs for do delv In November optiou of
the seller; Sll 81 Sll so for old mess and $40 so
$40 10 Tor prime. Beef was active, with sales OF
180 bbs nj t14 SIS for and $40 so fl3 so for
sales OF 900 packages Cut meats inQHred for
30. SIC for shoulders and ss<c a eI.c for bams Ba
con was saeabie and steady at &C. Sc Butter continued
In fair demand a 16c 24c for State and i4c lsc for
Ohio. Cheese was In demand at SC. a 12l,c.
RIB-Ihere we're lS5 bags Fast India sold at 7hc. q
1s.c. stock, 600 bbs and l6 ,0sS bags Fast India.
SKiSs.-The light stocks and high claims Of hoIders
checked sales, though the demand fair.
SUGARS were more active, with sales OF $50 hhds at
12Ee for Porto Rico, and 10c. IL 10 for Cuba
also, 10 900 bags Manila on p. l.
TALLow.-The days sales comprised 100 900 lbs al
10kc. 10hc, The latter from choice.
wHsKEy.-rhere were $50 bbls. sold at soc. Holders
were generally askng higher prices.