The New York herald., 1864-08-16

Common medium extra wesieru....... 20 = 10 IS
txua uho srtG'h ................lo ~ 90 ~ ~ ~
western y aue ofAnus ........... lu 70 - " y"
fAua ~ l"es ~ 20 n ~
Ipnman southern. ............-......lo 70 - % %
roa,man .rsa,sn -'''''''''''.''.'...'o eS no 10
Good 10 ctolce noo ado..........iO do Is ~ 90
rye noor, ................... o. 40 V oe
corn me4i' DDS. ................. W 20 20
Corn meal. punchsous. ......... 200 10 90
-ihe wuea dun and prices favor d the pur
tie advanced freight apded restrict
ug the export tr,de ticrior nds we're Ic 2c lower
The stiles incrded 10000 bushels. at 81 10 - 81
for .sfy raor :" good ,hicago spr'ns, ~ ~
50 80 or Milwaukee club, SO IS q SO 3S for amber
- irg, So 80 2 81 Is tor prime winter RED
Mes ern and ~ 80 81 SIS for amber Michigan, the at
81 81. Corn was lower aud very irregular urder
heavy receipts. Sd es t6s 900 bushels, at 81 so 5I
for Western mixed caiehy At the inside price 81 90 1r
yellow 81 10 tor whi'e and 81 az a$l 40 for uusound
Oats were dl ami favored tho buyer We quote
the ange OF 95c 9Jc., the later an extreme price,
Barley aud barley malt we're NOMINAL
Boors AND sHos-1here has been rather more dem mo
Tor boots md shoes for week past but prices rem
ally the The current quotations. corrected
by Nessrs Howes. Hyatt & Co.. are as follows Mems
thick and kip boots 81 rs 81 Is: bows thick and kip
boots s3 youths Thick ard kip boots 81 50a 81 ~
81 25, youhs caf boots 81 rs So SO; mems buff and
kin Balmoras. 81 75a$t 25 mems calf and kip Baimo-
rad ~ 25 s2 rs. boys clf. huff and kip Baimoras.
81 10 81; youths calf buh kip Bamoras 81 Is
81 20, wpmcn's calf, kip and butt BaImorals 81 so a
So aS; women's CALI s,p and huf boots, 81 s'asl 90;
drens calf. kip and bun Balmoras Toe. 81 10; mems
cat aud grain cavalry boots. $4a $S mems calf and gram
Napoeon boot, 81 a So
BEIswAx.-l 500 bbls. sold at aud about s5c.
CoTruN-The market wss frmer and prices were up
ward owing the light receipts sales we're 700 bales
Upland F.orida. Mobile N, o.dL
Ordinary ............... l61 162 1862 163
sosS saad1"s %iadlios. us i7s i1s 10 1 isS
CorFsr-T1Ie market dull, but prices without
FRnIcars acre quiet and the advanced rates demande
restricted business The engagements 20 Liverpool per
American vessels include 1000 bbls. -four at 2s 1000
bushes wheat reported at 754d: per NEUTRAL so bbs
rosn 2s. 3D.. 1000 bushels wheat. reported at 7Zc
To London pereutral 900 bbis. -four at 2s 7d 2S0O
bushels wheat at sd and steamer 100 hhds tobacco
at 37s 3D.. and 900 cheese at Sos To Glasgow
per neutral $50 bbs -four at 2s 3D. To Bristol per
tral all 100 % bids taow =, 2Ss TO Havre, per To nsnra
honey &c; 120 bags coffee at 27s. Sd 25 bbls .pc
ashes at 25s 100 bbs -four at Ss and tons COPPER AZ
22s Cd. In charters there was nothing OF importance
done desirable vessels were very scarce, asd held for
higher figures.
MoAssKs WIS dull and we have only to note the sale
Of 170,hhds. Cnba muscovado on private terms
Provisions ,--Rcceip;s, 210 bols pork and 65l do.
lard The pork market wsacve and prices were higher,
with sales OF 900 bb,s at s37 for old mess $40 rs $
for do f36 so for prme and s39 so $40 for prime
mess also 500 bbs mess for August buyers option
$40 So and 900 bbs do buyer until 10th of Septem
her Same option at S42 So lhe beef market continues
dull without change in prices; the sales include $50
bss At s3 s5 for country mess Sc SIS for country
prime SlS SEQ for repacked mess, and SO S28 for
extra do. Prime mess beef was quiet and
unchanged. Cot meats without material change IN
and l71ac lSc. for hams. Bacon was dull and prices
nomiually unchanged. Lard WIS moderately ac-
tive with gales Of 600 bbs and terces, at 2le
for No l. and 22c 22Isc for goot prime steam aud
kettle rendered. also 500 bbis buyer September, at
Butter remains firm at 40c s5c for Ohio and csc 52c.
for State Cheese remains quiet at $50. 26c for com.
mon to prime.
PE RoIKUM Receipts, $500 bbls- The market for
crude very dull and prices were nominally Xc-
lower The receipts continued fair; but scarcely 20
heavy lass month The impression ID prevalent that,
despite the heavy export the s heavier than Il
laat month ard good deal has been sold deliverable
u buyers option all this monh which viii not In all
probability be called for, tho tendency ID downward.
The lett handed failure announced In the HEaAID few
ago occasoped the exercise or greater caution
part regular dealers. II s the general be-.
lief that eventuate in unmistakable collapse
by tbs end Of the month, IL not before Refine il1i',
bond and free is DUH and nearly nominal at Ssc SIC
respectively The export trade Is sti stopped by the
uuroyoked Official ORDERS though understood tn 4
shipments going forward from two wards Tho
sales confined TO 100 bbls crude mostly at 52c
1850 DO refined at Axe 66c including lot OF prime
white at much higher price, which 10 no criterion to
the market Some 700 bbs free sold In lots 1t SIC q
87kc. Bcnzine is held at 48c. q sgc.
RcR notice sales Of 90 bags Rangoon NJ l5c, and
125 do. Patna terms did not learn.
SUGAR-Raw sugar was 10 fair demand and hrmer,
with sales OF ,005 hhds at oHc 22hc. Refined was
quite active at &c. for soft yellows, 30 Csc.
for soft whites, and $3.50 for powdered crushed and
granulated.
wHsKKY.-Reccpts, 634 bbla The market was nrmer,
with increased inquiry; sales 600 bos. d 81 rs
81 II for state and Western with saes reported Tor
September delivery at 81 S5.