The New York herald., 1863-07-11

Wheat was doing BETTER the receipts having been me
derate and the demand good. The days business com
prised $50 900 bushels at 81 SO 81 55 for prime white
and 81 35 81 43 for red and amber Western winter 81
81 So for Milwaukee club and amber spring, 81 IA
81 26 for Chicago spring. and 81 AZ for amber State Corr
was To- 20 higher with sales OF 1856 900 bushels incud
ing mixed western, at 671lc 69c. for SOUND, 0oc
67hc. for unsound and Toe TIC for yellow Western
Oats were quiet at7oc TIC. Rye was unchanged. Bar
ley and barley malt continued unatered
Doors AND SHoEs-The auction sale to-day was some
what more spirited and successful than that which took
place Tuesday last The local country trade
well represented The prices realized indicated rmer
market.
CHEMICALS were inactive and nominal
CoFFEE-A cargo Of Rio was reported sold on p - but
otherwise the market dull. We continue TO quote
Rio, prime 3lc. good. 3Oc 3O,sc. fair. 2sc 29hc;
29c. Java, mats and bags 36c 37c.; Maracaibo 3Ic
32c; Laguayra, Sic a $780,. st. Domingo. Csc
CorroN advanced to 59c 60c for middngs with sales
CASDLEs.-The demand was mainly for adamaniine,
DRY GoopsTrade has been very dull and prices OF oil
descriptions of goods have been depressed and unsettled
in consequence Of the heavy fall in gold No important
FRElGHrs were decidedly less active. To Liverpool
there shipped 600 bbls -four at 2 900 bushels
10 London zoo bOls -four at as ooe bushels grain at
3d. 3D. To Cork cargo Of grain for orders, at 7s Cd.
To Rotterdam 500 bbs four and TO Bremen 500 bbs do
at 3s
HAY continued in fair demand at 76c. oOc for North
river bale.
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HEMp.-There were 800 bales Manila reported sold at
EfbEs we're quiet and depressed.
INDIGO was inactive and nominal.
LEATHER was p less demand without change in value
ARrALs.-The damsnd mainly for ingot copper, at
Sic; pig lead at 7XS &c., and plate tin at slight re-
ducto1 rom former prices.
MoLAssEs.-An invoice OF Neuvitas was reported sold
at 4Sc Market dull.
NAVAL STORES were dull and irregular In value
Ous-Rehned petroleum selling freely, chiefly for
future delivery at 60c and crude, here, at 20c Soc
Nothing new 10 other kinds.
PRovisoSs-pork sold to the extent Of 5000 bbls
at $11 81 $l2 for old, $l3 81 $ for new mess, and
$40 rs sl SO for prime Beef quiet, with sales Of
180 bbs for prime and $12 80 $l4 for extra
mess Lard was steady at 9Mc 10c with sales OF $50
packages or cut meats 450 packages were sold at 4hc
SC. shoulders and SC. 81c. for hams Bacon was
dull at &C. 7sc Butter and cheese continued heavy
and dropping.
Rlcn-saies were made Of 100 bags at sc SIC. for
East India.
SEsps.-Calcutta lnseed was in demand at 90 15 per
bushel Other kinds quiet
SALT-Tne demand has been more'active particularly
for West India Turks Island brought 45c pei bushel
SKINS quiet and somewhat nominal
SPICES were dull and unsettled.
SUGAR was in limited request and tending downward
There sales Of 37O hhds reported at 12c 12c for
New Orleans and 10hc. a lie. for Cuba.
TEAS were freely offered and easier in price,
with mode ae isness reportedl
TOBACCO is inactive account OF exchanges The
sales SO hhds. Kentucky at Axe. 23c, and 81
cases seed leaf at lsc. 22c.
TALLow-Ihers were u, 900 pounds sold at 1oKc. q
10Ac.
WuALEsoSE was inactive and nominal
WooL.-The business Of the week has been moderate
The gold and exchange has led buyers to look for
decline in WOOL but holders generally have been
willing TO make any concession @ on About xoo bales Cape ~,
75c. At auction, 1876 bales Cape, slightly damaged,
brought 2ea S3c 100 bales ordinary Msstizo at
the new clip Farmers continue to ask Csc s0c but
| At these rates buyers are unwilling to operate.