The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-12

Wheat heavy and shade lower, with sales Of
135 900 bushels 81 IS for white Western 81 % 81 70
for amber Western 81 IS 81 "A for rod winter Western,
81 o3 81 10 for Milwaukee club 81 20 81 20 for amber
Iowa and Wisconsin, 97c 81 Is for Chicago spring and
81 Is for amber State. Corn steady to-day, with
sales OF 150 900 bushels including mixed Western at
66kc 67c.. for unsound, 67lsc. 6sxc. mostly at
67hc esq., for sound and 60c nc for white and vel
low do Oats were dull and down TO ssc . T0c Rye soh
70 the extent OF 700 bushels At s3c &c Barley aud
barley malt continued quiet.
corER WIS very dull and heavy, including Rio. prime
at 2skc Coca, 27kc. a2sc.; fair. 26lsc. &c; ord
nary, Nc &c., fair u good cargocs DC &c. Java
mats and bags s51sc 3ec; Maracaipo, 2sc Sic' In,
Santos to-day OIL 2o bags Java 1851 packages Ceylon
9251 bags; Maracabo, 226 bags IAguayra, $50 bags
81 Domingo, 800 bags Jamaica, 700 bags other de-
scriptons, 2,20l bags Total mats and bags, l24sl4
co1ros quiet and depressed at csc for middling
per ID.
FRrn.-Thc market dull, though prices were about
the same.
FRxGHrs.-Therc was not much doing in this line TO-
OF grain mostly at 7hd. Sd: 600 tons heavy goods at
2os. For Plymouth, two foreign vessels with gran st
o. 3d. To Gasgow 500 bbls nour 81 a. TO Cork 900
bushels grain, for orders at 70
HAY was selling freely soc. q 10 for North river
bales.
Hors werc IN limited request to day at l5c. 22c.,
mostly AZ Bc - zoe.
METALS were Inactive and prices nominal
MoLASn There were no important movements re.
ported 70 day, and prices were unaltered.
NAVAL sroRys were nominal IN price and very duh
OiL were sparingly purchased, and were 10 most IN
stances lower Linseed closed At 81 0s 81 IL, crudo
whale At SOC &c., crude sperm at 81 as and crude pc
troleum at &c. 35c.
PROVISIONS Pork improving, with sales reported
600 bbls Mt Sl3 Is ti3 so for rev mess, eil 90
$l1 CT for old mess and $40 81 Sill for new prime
Beef ruled quiet with sales 81 $50 bbs at 90 10 SIS rs
for prime and $l3 80 SIS for extra Lard con
tnued steady with saes Of 200 packages at a,,c.
10c u cutmcats $50 packages changed hands nj sSc
&c for shoulders, and &c. SIC. for hams. Bacon
inactive ut &C 7kc Butter and cheese were quiet
az previous prices
RlcE continued In limited demand, partly at 7c Axe.
for West India with sales Of $50 bags
SroARs were sought after, with sales az 40
hhds at IL &c. Ike for Porto RICO, and lie tor
Cuba.
TAIow--salcs were made Of 10000 lbs at Ioc.
1910.
TonAcco-The continued hot weather prevents activi
~. Sales q $50 bids Kentucky At Ike oc., 20
wmsKEy.-Saes uanspred OF 400 bbis At s5Jsc. &c.
Markets.
PHuApuruIs, August IL, 1853.
Flour dull. Wheat steady. red, 81 % 81 40. Corn
steady: yellow 7sc Oats dun. Proyisions unchanged
Petroleum. 600 bbs crude sold at 35c. refined al t0c
Soc. whtskey duh at 4Tc.
BALTIMORE August II, 1853.
Flour heavy sales 900 bbls. Chic extra al o. Tor
prime. Wheat nrm. Corn declining and scarce Wits
key 1rm at 4sc.
LARGE Fu.-''Mr. Thompson, the surgeon who
Gently performed operation tho King Of the Bel
CLANS has. Gays the Journal Dc BrSel>s, "receved
fee Of 100 00f and the Cross COMMANDER Of the Order
Of Leopold"