The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-28

What was only in moderate demand and the market
was heavy closing decline of 1c. &c. per bushel
The Gales comprised 900 bushels at 81 81 81 6s for
amber Milwaukee, 81 so for inferior winter red WESTERN
81 ID 81 IL for new amber State, and 81 5S 81 90
for Chicago spring and Milwaukee club Corn ut the
opening somewhat hrmer but subsequently ruled
d and heavy The sales co. 600 bushels at s5c.
9Oc for unsound, and &c. Ole. for sound mixed
West rn Oats also were irrncr at the opening, but
towards the close became dull with strong downward
4sc 52c for unsound Barly was in good demand and
firm wi sales of about a. 900 bushels at 81 20 for
State and ST IS for Canada West Malt was quiet and
nominally unchanged Rye was steady, but quiet.
COFFEE was steady at yesterday quotations, with
moderate trade demand.
Corrav-Thc market somewhat irregular, and
closed heavy, though no material CONCESSIONS were
made The sales we're fair, comprising $500 bales, at
~ "''''' Upland Florida. Moba. M0aT
s s ssss $;s.,;:: & Z i
FpaGirs market ruled steady and rates to Euro
pean ports have undergone essential change, though
engagements To Liverpool 500 bales cotton at
Id 80 900 bushels corn at AID; per steamer $500
bushels corn At 5Ad The Charters arc:-A ship from
brig To Rio Jane 70, private Italian brig TO Gibraltar
and Malta tobacco 81 500, gold; bark from Turks
Island New Orleans salt 1Sc brig from Apaiaehi-
cola New York, cotton, li4c. schooner TO Whining
ton, N. c., 5000 per month one Philadelphia logwood,
80 per tom one from Jersey City to Wareham, iron,
from Amboy Boston, sand So; one hence to Boston,
IRON so 60; 10 Portland, corn Sc British brig TO
Apalach cola New York, L. 700 bales cotton brig
from Cedar Keys New York, CEDAR and a schooner to
Charleston private terms
HoPs II anything were some weaker Tor old b't the
market for crop remained very firm, as the arrva
are enough the demand The sales were 80 bales
old crop At Toe A. and 20 do. Old crop at 4oc Coo.
MOI ASSES firm under fair jobbng inquiry The
sales include $40 hhds Cuba muscoyado mostly at 6lc
and 90 lhds. Porto Rico at from 15c to 95c.
PETROLEUM was qiot but firm. The sales wcrc
600 bbls at Csc 3Shc for crude, &c CSC. for re-
fined, IN bond, and Sic. SEC for free
PRovsIoys.-Recepis, l,3I7 bbls. pork, 90 packages
cut meats and 5ll do lard. The pork market was active
and rmer closed steady at s3l 60 The sales
embraced 200 bbls., including 800 bbls new mess for
future delivery sellers option, ~ S35 The safes LOT
Immediate delivery comprised $50 bbls at 90 a
S34 50s for mess $3 s3 80 for old DO, S27 so
S2s 25 for prime and $50 rs $50 80 for prime mess
The beef market fairly active and full prices were
sustained Tho sales about 900 bbls. at 80 Sl2
for plain mess and $l2 SIS for extra meas Reef hams
were dali but unchanged. Bacon was neglected
and quite nominal. Cut meats in moderately &C
tive demand, and prices were steady the sales were
about 400 packages at 1916 for shoulders, ana
Iec 22lsc for hams Butter was in active demand
and very firm at 2sc. AGE for Western and 4Oc 52c
for state Cheese was steady at 12c al5tsc for com
mon TO prime factors. The lard market was dull and
droopng; the sales confined 10 $50 bbs nj &c
SIC the latter an outside rate aud only obtained FOL
| email lots very choice kettle rendered.
RicF was steady but quiet at previous nominal quota
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SUGAR ruled frmcr The sales 10 q fair extent
embracing ESQ hhds Cuba muscovado at from l27sc TO
15c including 20 hhds. clarified, also 40 hhds Porte
RICO at 25c l5Zc., and 500 bxs Havana at from
| TA,Iow was lower and very quiet. We notice sale o.
so 600 lbs at 16c 16Ic, tho latter an extreme price
ToHACco was very Arm. The sales embrace Zso hhds
Kentucky at exc 24c and 20 cases seed leaf az 20
WgrKry-Receipts, 65 bbls. The demand was inoder
ate and prices were steady We note sales OF 400 bbs
Western at 81 201s 81 30.