The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-24

COFFEE was quiet but very Arm.
FREGHTs were dull, but prices were hrm. The en-
gagemeuts were TO Liverpool So 900 bushels corn
bulk at 3Ed. 3sld 1900 bushels wheat by steamer,
at 3D. 900 boxes cheese by steamer, at 40s and 200
charters wereA ship, 943 tons, from Bic to Bristol,
deals at 82s 3d. two British barks to Cronstadt, 900
Ion s tosscSo sss Cd ' British brig LID bSis 10
windward island, 81, gold; British schooner 14s
TONS TO Kingston, jam ooc, and back ogwood "a 60;
brig 276 TONS to Santa Cruz Cuba, and back, sugar,
$50 schooner 226 TONS to Savannah and back 81 $50
all charges paid; to Bangor -four &c British
bark 4o5 TONS to Rosario railroad materials; British
brig 269 TONS TO Rio Janero, and steamer 400 tons,
to Baracoa and back, on private terms.
doing The sales included 800 boxes layer rasins
at from So so ST. 400 do bunch at from 50 50 49, so
cases quarter boxes saTdnes at ss bags Curacao
% 900 Cat Island pine apples ut $14 1909 Havana do,
$751; so bbs Cuba lines, $40 Sicily oranges are in
lower; re quote Palermo $40.
Hors Were quiet and unchanged 80 bales sold at 1Sc
q 35c.
HAY was In fair request an advance We quote ship
ping st. and city bale 81 Is 81 20, &c. Soc per
MOI. ASSES The market was quiet but very arm; sales
"a hhds Porto Rico, re. e0c.
LATnER.-The receipts Of sole during the past week
were saes anS TOT nem0cs sole nss
local trade and prices for desirable annages
better Oak sole in limited supply, and prices ad
market for othor kinds fairly active and prices
firm. The closing cash prices as follows -2sc q
2sc for hemlock sole Buenos Ayres Light aohc s2c
lock California light; soc $lXc for homioek Califor
26c &c for hemlock Orinoco &C, light; 2SH 30c
for hemlock Orinoco, &C., middle 21tc 27c. for hem
lock Orinoco, &C. heavy 2lc 26>c for hemlock good
damaged all weights; lsc 2Oc for hemlock poor dam
aged, ali weights 24c. . 27c. for hemlock upper in
rough all weights soc 34c for oak sailed and slaugh
Or, light soc q 4Se for OAK, sailed and slaughter
middle; 39c q 42c. for oak, saltcd and slaughter
heavy; 45c Sc for oak CROP middle and heavy; Ale
q 45c for oak CROP light; 30c. S5c for oak upper in
rough 14c. 16c for ohal
PETRoLsUS--was dull and heavy; quote crude 81 Nc
&c., and refined In bond Soc Sc and do free Toe
PRovIsross Receipts 500 packages pork Tho pork
lower and nj the close heavy. The sales included 500
bb at $3l Is $32 % for mess, closing at $31 So
prime mess and regular; s23 SIS so for prime also
for August, sellers option, about $50 bbs mess
at $50 IS a $50 SO. The beef market was moderately
active and steady The sales $50 bbls, at $40
$14 for plain mess and $12 $16 for extra
Beef hams in limited supply, with
light business doing at previous nomin. pr'ccs.
ate request and advancing with sales Of about 500 pack
ages at l6c 1879. for shoulders, and l0kc q 22xc.
for hams Cheese was quiet At &c. 1Shc for common
State and 19c &c for Western. The lard market
fairly active and prices shade frmer. The sales
were $50 bbs at lsc &c., the outside price for very
choice kettle rendered.
RIcr-The market quiet and unchanged.
SUoAR-The market was inactive but prices remained
firm The sales $50 bids Cuba at from IL &c &c.,
including fair 10 good refining grades and $50 boxes
Havana from 11kr. 15isc. Refined sugars we're in
light supply and fair demand at l51sc a 2o+c.
TEA-rhe market was firm under moderate inquiry
We note sales OF $50 half chests green's 600 do Ooongs
and 500 souchongs on private terms.
TAILow was heavy The sales included l05, 900 lbs,
WHsKEY was steady and firm We note sales Of 3.s
bbls. ut 81 10, and small lots at ~ l01S a$2 II.