The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-06

Holders in refuse to sell large lots under 81 IS
81 CO. 5000 gallons sold at 81 S. In casks and 81 SO
In barrels the spot and 81 IS 81 90 for October and
November delivery Lard oil was in steady trade de-
mand ut full prices The sales include $50 bbs primo
city in retail lots at 81 o. ~ "a cash mostly most az
distilled at 81 20 81 rs generally held at the outside
price
OoAKx was QUOT but Arm, at SOC. for Western, sc
for city in bags and 53c 55c for do. in barrels.
PRovlIoss-Receipts. 3S pkgs cut meats and 1853 bills
lard The FORK market ruled higher under an active
speculative demand closing steady at S3l 10 for new
mess Tho sales we're TO- zoo bbs at $50 SO ssl s7k,
for new mess $50 $50 rs for old do, S24 $25 for
prime and f2s S28 l2h for prime mess. Also for Sep
tember delivery sellers and buyers option about 300
bbls new mess at $50 rs S32 The BEEF market was
again fairly active and full prices were realized The
plain m IS, and $40 so $l4 so for extra mess
Beet hams remained dull and nominal Bacon was
pkes AT I4,;c I0Xc for shoulders and 19c 23c for
hams. Butter was In good demand and prices ruled
somewhat rmer the sales were az zSc soe. ior west.
at lie. 1910 for common TO prime The lard market
was fairly active rmer prices The sales were about
IN bond sna yas wS ysEy afsIye sspsois AMY
prices advanced &c gallon. Tho stock Is very much
reduced and nearly all the renners both here and in
Pittsburg have sold ahead SO that there Is hardly
hear Of sales Of $500 bills at 32c for crude on the spot
32}sc. $500 for this and next month"; and 5000 In
Philadelphia and TO arrive during the next two months
on private terms but understood at Soc on the spot and
&c. to arrive. The market ct the close much
cited and most OF the reners refused TO name prices ct
which they would contract Tho stock the market ia
very light and the entire stock In yard not 900
bbls mostly crude-and probably not that; meanwhile
vessels chartering are aid ON the berth for Pc
troleum every day, both here and in Philadelphia
RICE was quiet but steady We notice sales OF $50
bags Rangoons in bond, a. SIC, in gold
naming stock Of Lehgh was mostly sold at 12c sales
Of seslan were effected at &c., and Illinois at TO-
SUGAR.-The market for raw was very quiet Prices
remained strong at the recent advance The sales
confined to 339 hogsheads Cuba at 12Hc. lac Refined
SuMAc was in light demand for immediate consumption
at previous quotations
SpIcss-Thc demand was active, but the aggregate
business since last not large Market very firm
with strong advancing inclination. The sales comprise
5000 mats cassia at &c. $780, 200 cases do at 75c
currency and so nutmegs at 92c SO bales cloves
at 2sc, and 200 bags pmento at 1876 in gold. We
quote: -Cassia, mats, 87Hc 90c; do, cases. 75c q
77hc mace, 81 80 81 80; ginger African, 24c do,
Calcutta zoe currency; pepper 24c 241Sc. pinento
1sc iskc, nutmess, s21lc. sSc-; cloves, 2sc a
SALT was In active jobbng demand and prices though
unchanged, had strong upward tendency owing to an
insufficient stock The store prices are 81 rs for Ash
TOMS So 25 for Marshas 81 70 for Liverpool ground
and 60c for Turks Island
SrEARISE GREAsE-we note sales Of 33 900 lbs at 15c
1870.
15c.
Ty-We notice sales of 20 tons at 274c for Straits
$24 s24 rs for English, and 20Xc for Banca:
TEA was in active request at full prices The sales
Is 900 packages Ooongs 500 Souch0ngs, and 500
greens in lots oil on private terms.
ToBACco.-The market was steady We note sales Of
2OQhhds. Kentucky at Sc a27Hc., and 120 cases seed
leaf at &c. 171Sc.
WooL-The demand was more active and prices were
firm There sales Of 275 900 lbs domestic aeeces
at 60c 72c, including pulled at 60c Csc. $50 balcs
MGstza and 900 do CaPe eo on prv"Tt Terms ue,
but prices were without noticeable change. The sales
were confined to $50 bbls. Western, mainly at 80 25