The New York herald., 1863-07-29

Wheat was cheaper and less freely dealt in Tho day
sales lO4 900 bushels at 81 35 for white 81 %
81 80 for AMBER 81 % as1 20 for red winter Western
81 II 81 90 for Milwaukee club and amber Iowa, 81
81 IS for Chicago spring. 81 SO for choice white Kentucky
and 81 80 81 SO for amber STATE Corn In LEES de-
mand and closed heavily, with sales OF IS 900 bushels in
Guiding mixed Western at 66c. CSC for unsound and 6oc
roc. for sound, and also 72c for yellow Western and
white do Oats quite heavy at Csc TO- Rye sold
70 the extent OF bushels at ssc. ooc Barley and
barley malt continued neglected.
CANDIIs.--1here doing In adamnntine at 19c.
q xlc., but ether kinds inactive.
Corrxx.-The weeks sale OF Rio and Santos reached
IL 100 bags further reduction Of &c per h. the
market closing with downward tendency. We quote:-
Rio prime 2sc good. &c 27 ,sc; fair. 2oc 2shc
Java. mats and bags 36hc 36c.; Maracaibo, 20c' a
Bic: Isguayra, 2oc. 3lc: So. Domingo. 2oc 2obc.
iaguayra 200. 81. Domingo. $50; jamaica roo other
descriptions 2,s4e. Total mats and bags. 1es ,3oe
CorrSs was 10 more demand at &c a03c. for mddngs.
which indicates slight Improvement There were ,l7o
bales reported sold
FRmcnrs were quiet and depressed To Liverpool there
were shipped 500 bbs -four at Is 3D.. 20 900 bushels
gram at Cd. ID. BY sailing vessels and steamer 100
hfs tobacco nj SIS 70 Glasgow 500 bbs -four at a. I'd
oos bushels whea. On pI 70 British por,s direct two
at D. od $4,000 bushels grain at Is. To Rotterdam
100 bbls. -four nj 3s.
for layer, and 81 20 for bunch.
Hay in fair demand at csc. a 81 for North river
Hors continued Inactive at 15c. a 22c.
MErALs In limited demand and unsettled In price
MorAssfs-Ncw Orleans sold to tho extent OF 158 bbs
at 22c. 43c., partly ny auction.
NAVAL STORES were dull and heavy. We quote
Spirits OF turpentine, In bbs, per gallon. 50 So 25;
rosn. rer $50 lbs SIS S35 tar, pcr bbl 81 SO $40
OuS-Tbcre less doing In tnis line, though buyers
had any existing advantage. The closing quotations
tor nseed were 81 asi l6 Fish oils wore about the
same as previously represented Mr.. Turner quoted
Petroleum crude, IN bbs, per gallon, ,3lc 32ccrciined
In bbls. per gallon Tin bcnd), 4sc 5o. refined in tins
per gallon On bond), 81 &c. 6hc spirits In bbs per
gaon &c 2Tsc, spirits, In tins, per gallon, 81 l,c
n i2c.
PoRovBow.--Pork was dull and down to s1l so sII 62
for old mess. si3 81 for mess, and $40 80 xll ~
for prime, with sales Of $50 bbs. Beef In limited
request with sales of 100 bbs at 50 rs si3 rs for
PRIME and sl3 20 sl5 for extra lard was In less
demand at &c loo, with saes OF 900 rackages or
cut meats 245 packages changed hands at itc &C. for
shoulders, and $40 sAc. for hams Tacon continued
inactive NJ oAc. &C. Butter and cheese ruled very
Quot nj dropping prizes.
R,cx-sacs made Of leo bags Fast India partly
Al &c. q nc, Market steady.
sArs was IN moderate demand at former prices
Sr1rup quiet and nominal In price
suuArs In fair demand and nrm with sales M 1sO
hhds a. f2sfc IA &c. for Porto Rco i2c for New on
leans and exc lilo. for Cuba also 1000 bags Manila
on PIT
rIow was heavy a. e,sc. loc with sales Of rs 900
lbs
TuAs wore lighsly dealt In at irregular prices
Topscco --fhe demand for Kentucky is moderate The
sSes were 6l3 hhds. Kentucky at ghc. n DOC.
wnswsy heavy nj S5c. sS'ac, with sa,es Of
GOO bbk