The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-04

w YORK HERALD, SATU
nominally as fcows:-Prmc Rio, 22kc; good do,
u 70 10 fair do, 2oc coke ordinary do Is kc.
s.S yc ss 70 good isc s ssvs %ss ard
slhc. 2skc; g. Domingo 1870. 1shc, all gold,
DYnwooDs.-we note further sales Of 100 tons Mara
| $50 gold.
Liverpool 600 bales cotton, ol6d 30 tons oilcake
s. los 1900 bushels BEANS 5s per steamer, 1000
boxes o cheese, 4os 800 bills petroleum. Is o.
Is. 3D. To Bremen-350 boxes tobacco 20s. The char
tiers wereA bark to Mobile, private from Philadel
grain As. Sd. IAN Old vessel bound QUIT, brig and
schooner to Charleston, private
fair and We noticed increased rmness in the market
generally The sales OF dry cod comprised 200 quntals
IS So so for Grand Bank and % 90 for 81 Georges
market The sales covered sToo bbis !. sa4 s24 50
large sD No. and ST 50 SIS for bay No. the latter
rate extreme one. Box herring were wanted, and
prices firm ut 65c 00c for scaled and 4Sc Soc
for No l. Salmon were scarce and firm, with
sional small sale at $40 for No. and $SS for No
Picked cod were also very scarce but there continued
fair trade inquiry, with small saes at 81. with - 90
asked
Gussr CIorH.-rhe marke. nrm under con-
nned good inquiry We note further sales Of goo bales
24c.
GUSsY BAGS were quiet without noticeable transac-
ons zoe currency the price here and in Roston.
HAx-The market since our last has been rather quiet
City bale sold at 75c. &c., and shpptng qualities at
HmEs-The market was more active, and prices
firm The sales O. 500 California, q lbs average.
&C. $500 city slaughter steer 70 lbs average at IKE
12hc resale OF $500 California, 81 lbs average at
at I21sc, all currency Also 600 Rio Grandc second
hands, at 4c 900 Buenos Ayrcs, n lbs average, at
29 100 DRY sailed Ma 81 lbs x at
average, and 500 Rio Grande mostly TO arrive, on pr
vate terms.
Hmp-A fair demand existed for both foreign and do
site and prices for the former were somewhat hrmer
holders generally refusing below 13c gold for Manila OF
which about 600 bales sold in Boston at and 13c
In American hemp we noticed increased frmness, but
decided Improvement The sales were only moderate
at So % So 80 for dressed. Hemp tow was firm at
81 so per ton and though there good inquiry the
business rather light owing 70 the insufficient sup
ply. Jue firm but quiet We learned Of no further
Hops-Recepts $50 bales The market
changed in every particular The demand Tor prime
SUMPTION at fun rates. while the common grades were
inactive though tie general scarcity enabled holders TO
realize previous prices The sales were about 1876 bales
at Soc Csc for CROP the latter an outside price,
and lie. a 40c for old crop, as TO quality
ISpIGo-Prccs without material variation. The
inquiry was principally for the fine qualities, with only a
moderate business
IRoS.-The market for both foreign and domestic pig
quiet and We have only to report sales Of zoo tons
Engnton from the yards Mt about $50 and 200 tons
Garsherre at $50. We quote 200 tons No extra Amer
lean at $50 with s5l asked The trade in manufactured
iron continues good at full prices We quote store rates
ordinary sizes Swedish, $3.50 per ton common do $fl5
S120 refined $125 $3.50; rods $127 so $l90; horse
and half roasds, sl4S siss hoops. $50 s225; scroll
$155 $780, U. b. nail rods lie. per h. Norway shapes
long; spring steel, lie; tire, 11Ac., and toe cork,
LEATHER decidedly more. active, and the market
had much rmer TONE though there has been no actual
variation since our last quotations.
LATHS-We note sales SOC, 600, at "a 81 70.
LEAD-The demand for pig was moderate, At firm
arrive at So 70 50 u.s. gold and 50 tons, on spot,
$40 25 currency Bar, sheet and pipe were steady at
quiet though heard Of sales Of about 1000 bags Cal
cua ATLANTA, sold previous to arrival bn has not
before been reported at private price, but understood
TO be at something below the market.
Nor AssEs-Phe market was firm, with considerable
inquiry. The business, however was very moderate,
owing chiefly 10 the limited offerings.
NAIs.-The market in every respect unaltersd
Cut sold freely at &C. for the ordinary run, and Tor
the leading small sizes Forged horse sold TO far ex
tent, and the recent advance well sustaned-s6c
for 3d. Copper firm at &c., yellow metal at s5c, aud
NAVAL sToRss-Crude turpentine very inactive,
but prices were nominaly unchanged We note sales l45
bills, mostly in lots at 81 3d. Spirits were in very mo-
derac demand for consumption at 81 07r 81 10 for
large and small lots Resins were in fair demand; the
offerings continued moderate and prices were firm we
at So So $50 do. No 2at so SO $12 800 do No at
$l4 Sls and 40 do. prime pale at $40 $23 as to
200 bbls, mostly Southern sold at 80 80 Pitch sold
freely at 81 so a So per Dbl
Ons- general thing the market was less active,
but prices very Hrm and in New Bedford holders
refusing TO sell crude sperm to exporters for less
than 50 3, and some were asking even higher though
1000 5000 bbs sold there for shipment at W ~
Manufactured sperm hold here at 81 60 with only
moderate trade TO consumers Natural sold IN lots at
81 55. Blcached winter whale WAS in light demand,
with sales about go bbls in lots to jobbers at 81 So
81 S. Crude do held nj 81 65 81 10 with an ocra
siona sale for purposes Bank ana straits
xrtth aut ctal bugu
81 30 and the latter at 81 35 City distilled red OIL was
nomnay unchanged In every respect business light al
81 80 Lard OIL sold sparingly in lots at the best
obtanable figures the prices very irregular, rang
Ing from 81 so 81 90 for grease and 81 30 ~ 40 for
prime winter TO quality the latter an extreme rate
Llnseed was in better demand and prices rmer,
with a tendency advance Crushcrs were demanding
81 az for cask and 81 AZ for bb nj which they found
ready buyers.
OncAKE was quiet, but firm. at previous figures.
PRovrIcss-Reccpts a. bbs pork, 81 packages beef,
30 do meats l8s do lard 5000 do batter and 5000
do cheese. The pork market was unsettled and prices
ruled decidedly lower mess closing heavy ut S33 cash
Tho sales were TO moderate extent embracing 1000
bbs at $50 62 $3s Is for mess and s2s SIS rs for
prime mess moderate demand prevailed for beef at
full prices The sales reached 300 bbs at $ll Sl4 for
plain mess and Si4 SIT for cxtra Beef hams
were less active but prices were firm Bacon was duh.
but unchanged. Cut meats were offered more
freely, and the sales reached $50 packages at l6c
a 1zc for shoulders, and zoe. 23c. for hams.
The transactions in lard continued small but prices were
unchanged. The sales about 100 packages at 29c.
IS ,scthc outside price for choice kettle rendered in
retail parcels Butter was in steady jobbing demand ut
Soc 42c for Western and 40c Soc for State Cheese
wanted, and prices nrm at lac 19c. for CON-
mon TO first quality factory made.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 4,55s bbls The market was
quiet but unchanged The sales $500 bbls. at
35 Ne 36c. for crude Soc Coo for refined In bond
including 500 bbs In Philadelphia Ut 5Sc for export,
and 76c. n 7sc. for free.
RcE.-The market continued quiet, but prices were
nomnay the We heard OF no transactions except
In a retail way.
SrcEs were Arm at our last quotations. The business
principally in lots to arrive but fcw parcels we're
being offered for immediate delivery at current rates
SuGAR-The demand active, and with
limited offerings prices hrmer The sales about
400 hhds Cuba muscovado at 1870 lac, including
fair good refining and high 15c for good grocery
grades. Refined somewhat higher, Stuarts quota
tons are follows: crushed graduated and ground
20Zc white 19l<c. and yellow 1sc.
sEEps-The market for grass was quiet but prices
firm. We note sales Of 200 bags clover at 1<c
14kc Timothy was held al 90 50 80.
SPurER was Arm We note sales Of 100 tons SIlesan
to arrive 50 70 50 75 and 20 tons spot at $40 rs