The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-25

Wheat brsker and dearer Sales were made Of 900
bushels at 81 95 q for white Western 81 "a 81 so for
red and amber Western 65 II for Milwaukee club
and amber spring 81 as 81 So for Chicago spring. and
81 rs 81 80 for red State. Corn advanced today
with sales Of 900 bushels mixed Western at 9Sc 81
for sound S7Hc 9Sc for unsound and heated and 81
for Western yellow Sales also made of 900 bush
els rye 81 49, and 500 bushels barley at 81 As
a$l co. Oats we're in active demand at 72c 79c.,
cordng to quality 'N
CANDLES were frm but lightly dealt in
CHEMICALS were steady and sales heavier.
Rio and Santos at 32c 34c., 600 bags Jamaica pr
vate TERMS and 100 bags Maraoabo at 81 c The stock
Of RIO and Santos today was 81 2so bags Java. 4s7
mats and $50 government bags Ceyon, 1876 bags Mara
oabo. $3.50 bags Laguayray $50 bags st. Domingo 900
bags; Jamaica, BOO bags; other descriptions 29ls
lions were as foliows~frime Rio. Sc four months
good do 33Kc; fair do. 32sc 3sc; ordinary do 3lc.
81 No; fair to good cargoes do, s2ke. $40 Java,
Laguayra, 3Sc. $780, st. Domingo, 29c S0c, cash.
CoooA-There were s25 bags Guayaquil sold at 1sZc,
In bond.
CorroS was up to slc 92c for mddlngs but was not
active.
DYEwooDs.-There we're 500 tons St. Domingo logwood
FRE0Ers were frmer, but not active To Liverpool
there shipped 500 bbls -four g. 900 bushels
wheat in bulk at "a 1900 packages lard and bacon at
were taken 100 erces beef at U.s. and 200 packages
visions at 35s.
nAf was seuing more ireey al 0Ocs III Tor N0rtn
river.
HOPS The sales extensive, chiefly OF new
crop, at &c Goethe latter an extreme rate.
LATHs We're heavy at 81 40 for Eastern, per NJ.
MErAIS-There were heavier sales reported at much
improved prices, including refined ingot copper 36c
&c., pig lead at 9s4c. lUc plate spelter at exc.
lOc Straits tin at 49c. 50c and pig iron at $50 $40
for Scotch
MoIAssEs.-New Orleans was more active, with sales
privately and by auction Of 1000 bbs and half Dbs at
42c. 55C.
NAVAL STORES were quiet and unsettled in price.
OLs were attracting more attention, at 81 Tx 81 so
for crude SPERM 95c for crude whale and 81 65 81 &c
for linseed.
PRovIsIoNs.--Pork was active and was higher
while sales Of 800 bbls. were effected at SIS $l5 %
$i3 Is for prime Beef in demand, with sales
of 600 bbls at Sill so $12 rs for plain, and $40 rs
$13 80 for extra mess. Sales were also made OF 000
bbls and terces Of lard within the range Of lie 12c
100 boxes Of bacon at 75sc 10c 800 packages Of
hams and shoulders at nc. Sc. and 5j1c 64c also
$50 bbls beer hams at $15 so 81 Butter active
demand at 23c 28c for State and tic. &c. for West
ern. Cheese was In brisk demand at 10c. 15c.
PRINTING CLoTHs.-Ony rs, 900 pieces were sold In Pro
violence last week, closing with 64x64 at 1876 cash.
74c. 80. and Sc. 5hc, free and in bond, respcc-
lively.
SALrPxrRE selling freely at 10 nc. for crude.
sEEDs.-The demand was mainly for clover within a
range Of from lie 12c.
SUGARS doing better, with reported Of 200
hhds. at exc. l2kc for New Orleans and 1880 lie.
for Cuba
TAMow.-There were 100 900 lbs sold at 12%c l3c.
TEAS advanced materially TO day. with sales Of Is 900
packages, most black.
ToBAcco.-The continued rise good has its effects
prices The demand Is moderate and mostly for con-
sumption. Sales Of 1874 hhds. Kentucky at l7c 35c
60 cases seedleaf, 20c a 33c.
WHIsKEY-There we're 200 bbls. disposed Of at 54c