The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-29

-rhe wheat market continued Inactive and TO eTec,
would have been necessary We have only to sales
of 900 bushels choice white Michigan within range
OF 81 81 0S and one or two small parcels red
not transpired. Rye continued and firm, with
sales oil 1000 bushels at 81 IS 81 58k. Barley was
also sparngy offered and extreme prices demanded
sales 5000 bushels Canada East at 81 So delivered In
malt nothing TRANSFERRED Oats dull at soc. $50
for the whole range Corn less firm than yesterday
sales IS 900 bushels at 81 SO 81 40 for old Western
mixed In store.
SosrxE continued quiet previous rates. without
COTTON was firm at s3c. sshc. for middling upands
Sales, 900 bales.
FREGnTs nrm but quiet. To Liverpool, per Ame-
rcan, rs tons bacon, &C. 6s Is Cd 80 tons wood lOs
per neutral so hhds. taow, lbs 3D. and per steamer
400 bales cotton, i'd To London, per American, 600
po nooa ,i IS I'D TO Glasgow per neutral Is tons
hhds. tcbacco and tobacco stems. 20s cts. 3d. lower
rate by British vessel 200 bales do 45c. and 100 bbs
5s Cd 10 Havre neutral, 200 green sated hides
aad 100 ties. lard, 5of. British bark chartered
and Bremen bark 243 tons. from Marseilles 70 Now
York COO; British ship and bark from st. George
Bristol channel, neals, about Cos.
HoIs were dm with sales Of rs bales Of 26c 500.
TO qualify.
MOLAssns' fra, with sales Of 100 bels nov crop New
Orleans a. 300 81 10 and S. do old crop at 75c At
auction $50 bbIs. brough. ooc e21<c, four months.
PaoyI.IoNs.-Receipts 1873 bbs. pork, 1913 packages
beef $40 do cut meats and $50 do lard. The
10 provisions was still less active to day. and prices OF
nearly all kinds had downward tendency, though
tive decline quoted Pork was in moderate demand
and the sales we're very fair mostly on the spot at prices
which shade lower. especially for old mess Beef
was quiet and unchanged. Beef hams were quist Dus
held firm. Bacon was in limited demand. with but little
Offering Cut meats were In moderate request,
and prices were the Lard q
shade easier. Butter and cheese unchanged.
PorkThe sales on the spot 2,7o0 bbs at $26 for
old mess S2T 25 SGT 50 new mess, s24 tor prime
and ST 2, SIS so for thin mess for deli
very 1910 bpls new mess buyers option for june at
SIS 30. and 12S do for July sellers option at s2S So
Beef-5oo bbs at SIS a SIS sor plain mess and $40
$40 25 for extra DO Cumeats-300 packages ut ii 20
l2c tor shoulders aSd l5iac &c for hams Bacon
So boxes at 13sac for long ribhed Lard-3ooo bbls.
aud tierces at lac l43.c for No. 14c la7sc. for
fair prime and kettlel rendered and 15c. for
ripcy.
Pc RoLEUs.-The market rerra.Red about the same
Prices were still Irregular, and Crrae was simply nom
nal There fair ioqulry fox -ened for export but
sales restricted by the ha prices demanded by
holders, which iwcycr, were below the rats cur
rent ago, when there sales OF 900 bbs
-or shipment II day. The sales were 1880 bbis
,rede al SIC $50. mostly at $50 for all May 800 do
elned $50 . soc. Tor light % white, and SIC.
white and about 500 a. free at 64c. 66c on the
PIT and SIC. 5sc. Tor forward delivery Benzine was
iumInaiiy UNCHANGED
SUGAR was quiet, with salee OF $50 hhds. Cuba musco
l5ssc Ike, and $50 boxes Havana on private
rms.
wHisKEy.-Reccp,s eI2 bpls Marked lees firm. Sales
500 bbis al 81 20 81 30 for state and Western.