The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-07

COFFEK-The
yesterdays quotations
FRur-The market remains steady for all descrip
tons Of both foreign and domestic, with only light
business in consequence of low stock We note sales
by auction of 621 boxes Sarrento at 81 IS
81 so; 65 do lemons at So 80 50 So and 400 do
Sicily at 81 a IS 80
hold aloof and anticipate better rates Tho ship Adele
is laid the berth for Antwerp, and will load with pc
troleum The engagements WERE to Liverpool, 5000
bushels at I'D per steamer, 900 bales cotton al
I'd and 500 boxes cheese at 40s To London, 800 bbls
-four ut Is. 3D. The charters are Ship 1000 bbls.,
from Philadelphia to Hamburg petroleum, 5s. 3D.; a
brig, 600 bbIs hence TO Havre, 6s. Hamburg bark,
200 petroleum to HAMBURG, 4s Cd from here and A.
Cd. from Philadelphia; a British bark, from Philadel
1000 petroleum, TO direct port the con-
tinent between Havre and Hamburg 6s. a
British brig 292 tons, 600 700 petroleum TO Ha-
vre, at o. Oh. one. Genoa. petroleum, SIS 3D. two
briggs from Philadelphia to st. Thomas coal, at so; a
British bark 500 bbs to Havana 80, 500 gold; two
schooners, to Bangor corn at &c. and onr at 3Oc two
tohomason, at &C. one to Belfast at &C.. to Fall
River at &c one TO Providence. Mt 4Nc one from Am
port to WEYMOUTH at So; one from Elizabethport to
Boston, at SO S. hence to New London, hogshcad
slaves, at SO; British bark 1900 petroleum. to the
to Marselles and bark from Boston to Montevideo
private terms.
old crop 100 bales at 20c Soc pcr ID. The
rivals of new crop were stil light and arc taken up
LUMBER was steady< 100000 foet Eastern spruce
changed hands usual terms at Si8 S2i
MoLAsss steady, with a moderate business 10 the
rcta way. at previous prices
PROVISIONS Receipts. SO packages cut meats. The
demand for pork was again active and prins advanced
SOC 62Hc., with sales as high rs S32 80. bn closed
heavy at decline Of Soc The sales 900 bbls at
S3l 87M $50 so for new mss, closing ut S32 $40
$50 so for old DO; $24 % SN so FOR prime. and
$2S so 500 for prime mess; also for September de-
livery sellers option, about 300 bbls new mess at
$3l Is The beef market less active but prices
NAMED without decided change The sales werc 500
bb's. at So $40 for plain mess, and $40 so ga so
for extra mess Beef hams quiet and unchanged.
Bacon was duh and nominal Cut meats moderate
request and teadv The sales abo"t $50 packages
at 14Hc 16tzc for shoulders and 1oc 23c for hams
Butter In good iobbing dcrnand. and Arm at 2Ic
soc for Western and &c doc for State. Cheese was
prime. Thu lard market steady with sales Of TAO
bbs at 1870 25c-the last price for very choice in
small lots,
PETROLEUM market active at very full prices
Holders demanded an advance The saes were 500
bills crude at 32Lc 33c. the spot and $50 34c.
Soc Prime white was held at SIC. Coo. also 900 do.
for future delivery, and 1000 do deliverable in Pha-
dephia, on private terms.
RICK was quiet and unchanged We heard OF no trans
actions.
SrEARrSF Grmer but rather more quiet Tho sales
were 30. 900 pounds at 23hc. a 24c.
SUGAR The market for was quiet. but STEADY.
We note sales Of $50 hhds Cuba muscovado at 12s{c
15c and so Doxcs Havana at 14Hc. Refined steady
at previous prices
ToaAcco market was rather more active and
prices frmer, though not quotaby higher.
We note sales of 225 hhds kentucky NJ 7c a 27c, 90
seed leaf at 7c. &c, and 40 hhds Virginia al
DC a 19c.
TALLow was not active but prices ruled somewhat
higher The sales were 14kc. 15Hc
WHrsKEy -Receipts, 90 bbs The market was fairly
artvc, but NJ lower prices The sales $50 bbls
Western at So "a a So rs, closing at 81 "a