The New York herald., 1863-09-04

4" pr -4. - ee.s s,e N.pg -,- c,sL u..- : 81
.-' "a 90 liAfi.' .. ia,e f'oi W oe io>
si'rsre iaa aie Nst.n ..-,si NJ q ~
cnr4r ,cho,e .7.. ao.lusa .........4 s6.
,FiaAe Is x
.ooi-rif wtedt re.r rareria -. 90 :,
Ce-r -io'-, i.1 ~ t.-......Ts ia s !.
hNt ti-l. Aat anG ot a ...t.+..... & M q Il @r
,ou rgs' rge,heee. g4sg.8 ........ .af fo ! = 6,
Fti,l Wl Asayy eya.It .i'er u al sdvanc, ol &c,
ac ~ rri0tiar calls tha ~ uet VA subsequently ID
lN. trNh# aW ihr close WNg M et buyacs sc
ss.s o g. NJ I p s y isgs l9t 3sgpy s,,ls o. pms
ls4Ger Ug he's, q 81 o0 flr ugN White Michigan
81 ~ nov arae n.rlrap, lo's 81 50 ios inferior
a. cho#a rt ~huv Western, 81 - a 81 2s for am
ber western, - rs 81 - III red do winter, 81 Ii
o ~ ~ Tor amber iowa. Wisconsin md Green
Pay; 0Oc II u flr Milwaukee club, and s5c q
81 o. for chicago spring Corn was nell hgher and was
IN good request the opening Of business but tho ar
ke closed ameiS with downward tendency spocuia-
tive buyers having generally executed their aud
Withdrawn irssn Tie market. Tho day sales reached
only 100000 bushels NJ s5c. 76e., closing 7bc
sound and 12@c. a T5c. for unsound western rlixed
and 7Gc. TIC or Western wnto and yeuew Oats were
decidedly higher with better inquiry, particularly for
60c &c., and Western 1t Soc 63c., with sales u
very choice reported as high as 65c There iB-
qairy for Canada peas OF which 900 bushels sold
At $ The transact ms in rye anu barley were uuupor
tant. N. nah
corIl selling in small lots unchanged prices in
cluding Rio prime good 81 20 CSC. fair 2obc
27c ordiaary :5iSe 26c; fair 10 good cargoes &c
&c. Java, mats and bags S5c 3dc liaracabo, 2ac
isle. taguayra zoe a SOC St Domingo, 23llc a 24c
CorroN-The market was active and excited Prices
have again advanced, closing buoy tnty with sales
ported of $500 bales since last We quot mid
diings at 69c. 7Oc-some holders asking even higher
prices
FnElcHn.-The market was briskcr to day, tho main
engagements having been Tor British ports 70 Liv
erpoo there were shipped $500 bDis. flour
at Is. 7kd. a 2s., the latter rate by steamer
sc 900 bushels grain at 3D. 7%d. 200
packages provisions at sos 40s by steamer 60 tons
logw0Od at It's 3D., by sailing vessel To London 900
bbs. -four at 2s Sd. 2r Cd 1900 bus hels wheat at
I'D 100 bbls oil az 25s To Gloucester 10000 bushels
grain At 5s 3D. To Antwerp lbs tons heavy goods al
27s. Cd. a 30s.
HAY selling freely at 9Oc 81 10 for North river
hale.
Hors in fair request ranging from 17S- &c for
last years growth.
La1Hs saicable and steady at 81 s5 81 40 for
Eastern.
LIME.There was more inquiry for Rockland At 81 .or
common and 81 35 for hemp
MorAssEs.-The main business ia New Orleans. OF
which ITO bbs. changed hands, part at SOC. Market
steady.
NAVAL STORES were held firmly, but were ouict
Ons-The demand was fair for petroleum, which was
advancing but limited for other descriptions as Inaer
cd prices
PRovsIoss- was freely offered and purchased 10.
day at lower prices. Sales made OF 5000 bbs at
$i3 % $l3 90 Tor mess S3 for do. deliverable
sii ST for old mess and sio 60 $40 rs for prime Reef
continued beavy with sales OF ITO bb at Sl4 SIS for
extraand $40 90 $l3 80 for plain mess. Lard in
moro demand at 9Hc. l0Ac.. with sales Of 900 pack
ages. Cut meats were quiet ac4lc SIC for shoulders
and sc. 90 for hams. Bacon inactive Co. Sc.
uttor was in fair demand a 16c 24c for State. aud
14c. 18c for Ohio Cheese saieable at &c. 12hc.
RsoR-rnere werc $50 bags East India sold at 7c
IKE pi hN. .lt
which was quoted at 81 10 - 40 according to quality
suaAas were tsndsg upward, with good inquiry, and
Porto Rico aud I0xc. I11sc for Cuba.
rAaLow-There wero 10000 lbs sold at fronr9,sc for
wmsKAy was IN u.oderate asmaad and up to 5sc. with
sales Of 40 bbls. 0ea