The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-22

The wheat market remained inactive, and scarcely &c
firm sales II 600 bushels Chicago spring at 81
afoat; 500 90. amber Jersey, 81 90 aud small parcel
winter red Western 81 81 Rye was quiet and held a,
81 So sale OF 5000 bushels rye malt reported At
81 81 per IS lbs Barley and barley malt Inactive and
prices wholly nominal. oats dull SIC. SOC for
the whole range. The corn market shade better
sales % COO bushels at 81 81 for old mixed store aud
81 IS 81 SO for new yellow.
COFFEE quiet. No sales.
CorroS firm, at SOC. for middngs sales abou. 1000
FRHcHrs continued depressed aud excessively duh To
London a per american dag $500 bushels wheat free Of
Is. 3D. per ton, 20e boxes extract logwood IA 100
bbls four Id and per neutral 100 tons bacon lard &c
3d. per steamer 100 bales cotton and provisions
ported free To London. American so oil and
100 tons heavy goods, lbs. Sd 15s To Glasgow,
2os foreign vessel, 300 bbs petroleum 70 Antwerp
and British ship from ST. John. n. B., to pert IN
Hors steady sales about 100 bales at &C. s4c as to
quality
Mo1assrs quiet. without sales to note
Or CAKE-Saes OF $50 tons Western, Ia bags, at $50
to arrive.
Provisions Receipts. 2el bbls pork. 900 packages
beef 300 do cut meats and 99s do. lard The specua-
tive feeling lately prevailing Ia the market for the
ducts OF the hog revived to dav and
the transactions on Change evnce greater degree OF
buoyancy the part Of the buyer. Pork was IN more
active inquiry and the sales pretty heavy at
advance IN prices Beef was in fair request
Bacon was in moderate request but the sales at
full prices Cut meats were in fair demand and the sales
fair extent at prices showing slight advance.
Lard in good demand and prices were somewhat
higher Butter quiet at the decline Cheese steady
The sales were on the spot:Pok 700 bbs at SIS SO
for old mess; $25 so $26 rs for new do s23 81 "a
S23 so for prime and $26 for thin for future
delivery 800 bbs new mess, buyers option for June
at $S 500 bbs do sellers option for June at 1927 75
500 do do at $2s; 500 bbs. DO sellers option for July
At SIS 1000 bbs prime mess, buyers option for May at
$26, and Soc per Dbl paid the privilege OF calling:
900 bbs prime new mess for May at S2!. and $500
bbs. private terms. Beef-6OO bbs at SIS ST. IS
for plain mess, and $40 $40 for do. Cut meats,
500 packages at ii SC 12c for shoulders 12Sc 'or
fancy do, and 1876 15azc for hams Lard 5000
bbls. and tierces at Is 1876 for No and lac.
14c for fair to prime steam and kettle rendered, the
latter for choice also 500 erces to arrive at 14Hc
PETRoLE UM-Receipts, The corner in crude con-
tinued, and there was nothing done. The nominal
price 40c There a active movement in
refined bond and and prices ruled 10 favor OF the
seller. The sales 500 bbls in bond at sc. 54c
the spot and arrive next month including some
1900 bbls FOR export at DC 1900 do free nj COG for
light 62c o2isc for light straw to white the
spot, and CSC CSC Tor forward delivery Benzine was
pominalIy UNCHANGED.
RlcE.-Sales Of 800 bags Rangoon at 10i,c.
SUGAR quiet but firm sales 500 bbls. Cuba muscovado
l5ic. 11c and so boxes Havana At lac a lie AT
auction 800 bbis yellow clarified brought 1856 l3c.
wHALERosE &c 900 lbs Arctic sold at 81 IS.
WHfsKEY.-Receipts, 156 bbls Market firmer with
sales OF 500 bbls al 81 10 III IKE closing at the
top rate.