The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-26

and M The opennp full prices were obtained, but the
market closed heavy and about Sc for nearly all
grades The sales we're about 900 bbs at revised
quotations annexed Southern flour was fairly active,
but prices though without noticeable change were droop
ing. The sales comprised 500 bbls. Canada Hour was
only moderately active and prices were tending down
ward. The sales about 500 b0s Rye Hour contn-
ued quiet previous prices Corn meal was inactive,
but prices unchanged. We quote:-
Superfne state and Western Hour. .....$7 SO IS 10
Extra State Observation-Disclosures. 20 u 40
Common to medium extra Western. ....... as a 80
Choice state Observation-Disclosures 80 a so
Extra round hoop Ohio ................ e5 a Q 10
Western trade brands ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 20 IL 90
Common Southern. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 70 a ~ on
Fancy aud extra do ................1 10 60 a 10 90
Common Canadian. Observation-Disclosures. 80 q 90
Good to choice and extra. ............ 90 a IL so
Rye flour tsuperfne).. Observation-Disclosures. 90 90
Corn meal, Jersey OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. w 10
Corn meal Brandywine. ................. 10 a rs
Corn meal Brandywne. puncheons. 49,. 26 rs 20 so
Wheat more active, and prices again advanced lc
&C. per bushe with sales OF 55 900 bushels at 81 ~
81 so for Chicago spring. 81 rs 81 IS for Milwaukee
club 81 so 81 81 for amber Milwaukee, and 50 34h
So 81 for amber State. Some white Canada sold on
private terms; the rates obtained well up to the
market The trade aga active, and prces ad
ysnced abou. lc Per bushe closing firm oo a.
bushels at 74c Sac for unsound, and s5c. $50
for sound mixed Western and 92c for yellow
further declined 1c &C. per bushe with sales Acc
SOC. for unsound and Soc SIC. for sound Rye was
firm, with improved demand. We notice sales Of
about 10 600 bushels Canada at 81 20 81 % Malt was
inactive and nearly nominal Barley was rather quiet
but prices were without material change The sales
5000 bushels Canada West part, II not all al
Corros-Receipts, 1851 bales. Buyers were gene
rally holding of FOR the news from Europe and only
mod rate trade done. good inquiry
prevailed and prices firm. The sales were about
8, 400 bales at our quotations as follows
Ordinary Ordinary ...'..''..'M q 50 80 80
Good middng go 81 Oh "
CoYrEs was in lair request at full rates We noto
sales of 900 bags Rio Elizabeth on private terms
FREIGHTs exceedingly quiet. Tho engagements
were To Liverpool, 300 bales cotton at 5-l6d ~
and per steamer SO boxes bacon at 25s To London 100
boxes cheese at 25s. and SO ties lard Mt It's 3D. The
charters areAbrg TO Liverpool petroleum on private
corn Al Cd Swedish brig to Venice, $50 hhds. to-
bacco 50s British brig from Southern port to Rio
aneiro pitch pine lumber so schooner 70 r,naaa
81 900 currency; British brig to Havana, 50 0OO gold
a schooner to Milbridge, -four, 4Oc., and corn &c.
TO Calais, 35c. and &c one to Eastport, 35c two
from Elizabethport Portland, COAL 81 So two from
Ezabehport New Bedford So and Bristol 81 10; one
hence 10 Portsmouth corn &C. and flour 4oc. and a
schooner to Savannah on private terms
HoPs--Recepts, 10 bales The prime grades or both
old and crops continued in good demand for con-
sumption full prices for these descriptions were
readily obtained while the inferior to common qualities
neglected and heavy. The sales include l25 bales,
at 45c Goo for new CROP aii l0c. 3Sc for old crop
MoiAssss firm, with only very moderate trade in
retail parcels Full prcer were obtained some choice
| Porto Rico selling a. high a. 81 10.
Pgovis oNslecepts 365 packages beef 162 packages
CIT meats $50 do. cheese, and 8 260 do butter. The
pork market fairly active but prices were irregular,
and the considerably lower. Mess closed
heavy at S33 S7, cash. Prime was nominal In the alb
scncc sales $50 asked without buyers The sales
were 5000 bbls, at $S3 SIX sS4 for mess, and SIS
for prime We notice sales of 1900 bbs mess, for
November delivery sellers and buyers option at 1913 IS
$34 co. also few parcels, deliverable in January,
sellers option privats terms The beef market was
steady with sales Of $50 pkgs at $l1 $l4 for plain
mess and $14 u ST. for extra BEEF hams were
quiet for want Of stock. Bacon entirely nominal.
| Cut meats continued nominal and very quiet; small
sales made 6hc 17c. for shoulders, and zoe
az3hc. for hams Lard was heavy and full rates were
bcary maintained, though small parcels strictly choice
kettle rendered sold at 29c The sales about 600
pkgs. at 24c 2Shc. Butter unchanged. The sales
Cheese ady, with limited inquiry few par
GELS changed hands at IA nc. 1870 for common TO
choice factory.
| PETR LgUm-R Receipts $50 bills Both Grade and re-
| fined we're lower. Refined was very dull, and prices
almost nominal but crude sold quite freely ut the
reduced The sales about 1000 bills at SOC.
361c for crude, and 80c 60Hc for refined in bond.
| Free sold in little dribbling lots at roc a SOC.
Rick dull but unchanged.
SUGAR was firm with moderate demand. The sales
| were liz bbs Cuba mrscovad0 at 14hc 14Mc., and
200 hhds Porto Rico l45Sc. also 20 boxes Havana,
about No H. at 14xc Refined sugar wns rather easier
| If anything Standard hards sold at 201Sc. 20sc.
STEARINE.-Receipts, none The market continued
fair a previous prices The sales comprise 10 900 lbs
nearly all at 23kc and % 900 grease at 16hc 18ac.
active at full prices We note sales OF s. 900 lbs. at
14kc. 15c.
ToRAcCo-Receipts OF hhds and 731 packages 1he
market very quiet, with nothing but retail parcels
selling Prices remained steady.
WusKEy.-Recepts $40 bbls. The market was ex.
cited and prices ruled &c. Sc per gallon CHER with
sales OF 600 bbls at 81 30c 81 49, closing frm with
81 "a bid and 50 IS asked