The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-26

Wheat was moro sought after for export, the high
rates OF exchange in connection with the extreme low
rates, aiordng, In the opinion Of party east
margin for profit and prices Ic. &C. better The
stock 10 much reduced and the quality generally poor
ern at sis2bc ST Is, winter red western Al II 20
II S5, red State and Jersey at 81 IS Isl co. No. Mil
for amber spring rye was arm with small sales Al
81 80 Barley and barley malt Inactive and prices
nominal The corn market was armer, with sales Of
5000 bushels. at 81 BAY 81 35j< for old Western
mixed in store, and 81 37 for yellow Jersey and
Southern Oats were armer the range being SIC 800
CosrEE.-The market Tor Rio was firm at 44c. 45c
but there nothing dong.
COTTON firm. with sales Of 2,lO0 bales SEC s3c for
middltng upl1nds.
FREicHs rather better to Great Britain by neu.
ras with rather more DOUG Engagements 10 Liverpool
.ra 40 900 bushels wheat bulk $50 boxes bacon
and 200 tierces lard los 10 tons coverseed 5s and
per steamer 200 bales cotton, led TO London, per
los 10 Glasgow, American IS packages bacon and
lard 0s neutral $50 tierces lard 30 boxes bacon
and 800 bags bark 15s British bark chartered
with 5000 bbs petroleum to Cork for orders. port
on the Continent, 5s 3d. Bremen ship from shcdiac
Channel, SIS. il 10 London. 9os bark 4l6 TONS to
cadz. So 600, gold brig, 2s6 tons, to Madeira. az
round sum; Prussian bark, next month 20 Cork for
orders, wheat, S. Cd per quarter.
Hors duh, with sales OF about 100 bales at &c
$780,, as TO quality.
MoLAssEs very quiet, with little nothing doing.
PRovIsIoSsRecepts, LOST bbs. pork, e1e pkgs. out
duct continued to day and another rise in prices was
ported For pork the demand fair aud with the adj
vance 10 gold further advance IN prices OF 25c 50c
bbl was established without much difficulty. The
business fair but scarcely heavy Saturday
Beef in moderate demand at unchanged prices Beef
hams were quiet, but firm Bacon was in limited de
mand, but full prices prevailed. Cut meats in
moderate request but the sales very full prices
Lard in good demand, and another advance was es-
tablshed-there having been sales nigh l5c
prime. Butter and cheese without change prices.
The sales the 400 bbls at 500 for
Did mess, S27 so a27 62ts for do S24 prime
S23 80 for sour and musty mess, and S27 for thin
mess. For future delvery-3,oo0 bbls. new mess for
Jnne, buyers option at S2s so: 500 bbs year old
or same month, buyers option at S27 rs 600 do.
mess, sellers option for June at s2s 37, and about
5000 bbls. various descriptions, for May. on private
terms Beef500 bbls. al SIS SIS Tor plain mess and
S19 $40 rs for extra do. Cut meats-500 packages
10ic. l0ssc for shoulders, sated, 7sc. 1916 for
boxes at for Cumberland Is sc for short clear
and l5t4c for long cut hams. Lard-4 600 .bbls and
tierces at IL; a &c for No. l. 14ssc us &c for
fair TO prime steam and ketted dered aud Is xc for
choice also 500 terces. sellers option for June 5xc
PF1RoiEra.-Receipts, 2.7'3 bbis. The market for
crude and refined (bnud and ffee) very irregular
rude was dull and nsmina at 3fc. $50 Refined, In
bond sold In limited extent NJ from Sec TO 5Sc Free
sold AZ G5c Csc, but the market entirely nominal
Buyers held of under the belief that prices would
be lower, and this belief was shared by the sellers
day evening" $500 bbls. crude ~ &c.
$50 The contracts held by the Philadephians
were nearly all hed and the representative in this
ket was literally spattcred with OIL The end is not
yet. Oil s coming more freely, prices going down.
even lower than those paid FOR some Of the oil
bought up few days ago-and the New York dealers
refined in bond 900 ibis tmostly Saturday
ng) al BIC. sec, 1900 do. free at sc. 81 CSC,
the spot and for all April Beuzine wac quiet.
SUGAR moderately active, with sales Of 200 bids
chiefly Cuba muscov do, at Is &c. Ice.
TALIow drm, with sales OF 200 900 pounds at i31Sc
l31sc for Western and city.
5000 bills At 81 20 81 20, closing with sellers below
the outside figure.