The New York herald., 1865-02-27

The demand for wheat continues very light, and prices
OF the common grades were a shade on while prime
qualities without decided change. Sales, 20 900
bushels Mt ~ 20 winter red Western So 40 for amber
Michigan, and So as for amber Kentucky. Rye was
without decided change In vaue the demand however,
being moderate Barley was IN fair demand, aid
firm, with sales of 800 bushels state S2 o. 200
Maine at 81 0S and 800 Canada East at the price.
Malt moderately active and firm with sales OF 600
bushels fair quality at So 25 The market ruled
bic. Sales 1000 bushels old mixed Western at 81 92
delivered and 500 bushels yellow Jersey at 81 70
Prime old mixed Western may be quoted at 81 90, in
store Oats were &c higher with fair inquiry. Sales
Of Pennsylvania arrive at 81 IL 81 l4s for West.
ern, and 81 0sIs for Canada, on the spot
CorFM.-rhere was no perceptble change TO note In
the market for coffee the demand continuing very mod
crate, and prices being without decided change. We
quote Rio prime, q ,ac,. gold, and far lsc;, gold
FRElahTs exceedingly dull, and the offerings TO
Liverpool and other European ports were smaller than
In fact there bona nd offerings except to
Liverpool and the engagements to that port amounted to
but little. Rates merely nominal The only engage
ments heard Of e-To Liverpool 10 boxes bacon
and so hhds tilow, al 7s Cd. 100 hhds tallow 5s
and 800 logwood private terms and per steamer
100 boxes bacon at 25s We take the following charters
from the Shipping Lis-A British brig las TONS to Rio
Grande and back at 81 bbl one 2sl tons
to south side Cuba and back sugar roc, and molasses
80 25 under deck; 30s TONS TO Maanzas and back
roc 50 under one, 40 tons Remedies and back
under and s4 on deck British brig $50 tons, Ma
nzas and back sugar Toe, part gold one $50 TONS to
hysIs and back sugar % - r ana saa an y per box box
from second port; one 24s tons to north side Cuba
and back, sugar, roc, part gold; brig, 296 TONS
voyage, CSC, part gold British bark, to the
Wndward, 81 800, gold brig, 200 tons, from rhadcl-
pha 10 Savannah, COAL 81 schooner, $50 bbls, coast
ing $500 per month; British brig, 2l5 tons 70 Vera
Cruz and back from Ccnfuegos British bark, 47g tons
70 Maamorus British brig To Sisal; British schooner,
119 tons to Tamplco; British brig 210 tons to Glen
fuegos and back port north of Hatteras and one III
TONS ave months trading, on private terms
HAY.-Shipping grades continue quiet, but steady In
price at u 80 81 90; retail lots may be quoted ut
81 65 n 81 s5
Hops The stock Of all grades being greatly reduced
and with fair demand both for export aud consumption,
the market continues very firm holders being very rm
in their views, and generally unwilling grant any
concession In prices In order effect sales The receipts
continue moderate, particularly prime grades which
chiefly sought for by sales to day
200 bales at soc. Soc for growth with fancy at
Soc, and 25c. 3Sc. for old do.
MoLAssEs. The market was totally devoid Of activity,
aud scarcely Arm, closing dull and dropping The only
sales heard Of rs bblH. New Orleans al 81 35
NAVAL STORES were dull and depressed spirits tur-
pcniine offered in small quantities at 81 05. Rosin
dull at previous rates Tar and pitch quiet, aud
prices were wholly nominaly unchanged
Ous.-1here no perccptibe change TO note In the
market for any description, duncss being the most pro-
mncnt feature. In prices however, We have no mate
rial change To note Linseed duh NJ 81 5S 81 co.
though outside lots could have been bought at 81 65
PLTRoLKUn-The market duh for all kinds, and
prices were merely nominal, particularly for refined,
which sold 70 only limited extent at &c. 67hc. for
bonded and SIC 5sc for free The sales Of crude
Benxine was quiet
Provisions Receipts 1885 packages beef, 687 do cut
meats and 207 do lard The pork market less act
I've and scarcely 80 firm sales 900 bbls at &35 so
s36 SIX for new mess $33 $50 70 for 1864 do, cash
and regular WAY. CLOSING at &32 70 regular; &2pa $40 Zoe