The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-05

Wheat was In request and nrer with Gales OF rs 900
bushels at u SO 81 SO for white and 81 40 ~ ~ for
red and amber Western, so 81 Al for Milwaukee club
and amber spring, and$ % 81 80 for Chicago spring
Corn advanced lc, with sales or 700 bushels mixed
Western at 791Sc. s1c for sound 65c 7oc. for
sound and beaAsd. Rye continued quiet at csc csc.
Sales Of 900 bushels barley at 81 40 u 50
and goo bushels malt at u co. Oats continued IN good
request At 6ec. q Ito.
CoFIRE was in moro demand and sales were made OF so
mats Java NJ sac, 400 bags Rio at Nc Z9c, and ABS
bags 80. Domingo on p. t.. IT. fs
do11oS rather higher, closing a. CSC es,sc for
mddliDgs with fair Inquiry and sales OF 900 bales.
FisH were generally dull, though quoted Hrm. 80
FRur.-1he demand WAS limited and the market do
fRHams. "A moderate business was transacted today.
To Liverpool shipments were made Of 400 bbls. hour,
packages provisions at eos. 22s. 3d. by sailing yes
soil and COS steamer $50 bags clover seed at 32s 3D.
and 100 bbls apples at IT, IT, London there taken
100 boxes ba on and 10 tons clover seed 32s 3D. 10
Glasgow there were engaged 1000 bbls 1our p T.,
1000 bushels wheat at 7d and 200 tcs lard at a2s. Cd
TO Bristol 100 bushels wheat taken at 7tsd. in
ships bags There IN port $50 vessels Of ali
descripti ns.
Hay continued in lively demand at Doc 81 for North
river. Ms asF If h44n
Hors were more active at 100. a25c according to
quality for now crop =
bales do. ind the saes o03 hides, tho latter including
1000 Bw nos Ayrcs, Csc GOSH usual selection; 1890
s c Usual psas; s wet sailed ws se
on private terms 100 city slaughter, SIC &C. cash
reject bad hides LOO county DO on private ~, oo terms
hides 500 wet sateds do, and 200 bales East india
hides.
LEATnsR.--The movements OF the week Messrs n D.
Hull TO. notice folows" During the early part Of
the week the market devoid of animation, but
Tuesday ana Wednesday number OF buyers appeared in
tho Swap,' aud bought quito freely old prices,
duciDg finer feeling which maintains a. tho close, We
do not alter quotations, most OF tic trade holding
their stocks at the annexed figures though some
stances sight concession might be submitted TO- TO
effect sales y any quantity From the tannerics the re-
ccpts continue only moderate We commence the year
With stock lighter than has been held for several ycarg
yariousy estimated ate $50 900 Zo0u eco sides IA the
hands OF the trade and spectators, and with brighter
prospects tia have marked the opening OF any yea since
1859 0ah IL is without material change, either Ia de-
mand or prices tho stock continues light Upper IN the
rough a con paratively quiet, while prices arc in
ineasrre nominal
NO Assse.-New Orleans was In moderate demand at
| roc. Doe With sales OF $50 bbls.
NAVAL so were quiet al Sl3 so $l3 IS for common
| rosin, aud 81 so for spirits turpentine. 81
ProyiroHs--Pork was heavy and down to TIA 81 for
mess and s1 30 $40 rs for prime, with gales Of 400
bbls Beef la demand with Gaes OF 300 bbls.
atsl1 % sl3 for plain aud $40 ga for extra mess;
40 hhls ~ tierces Of lard within range Of oke
ioc anu ov U.1ss % bacon at 75sc. 90. Butter con-
,naeu qa at nc &c ior 'ta'e and 16c. Zoe for
SALT was cn as buyers were reluctant 10 pay asking
| prices.
SsrssThe market has ruled quiet during the week,
neither buyers sellers caring 10 operate during the
Msiamoros goat and $500 pounds Central American deer,
on private terms.
sroans we're rather more inquired for, and sales
made of 900 hhds. at 10c l2c for New Orleans, aud
TAitow.--1bcrc were 100 900 pounds sold ut 1910.
ioMc: 60. 800. :, con "a. :, oo,>. !.
4cc., mostly at a0jac. @ Me &a nA4g