The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-08

C0FfEk-The market was quiet but nrm at our quota
first hands, private terms The present stock com
prises s3 528 bags foews-Rio, 81 AIS: Maracaibo
lions, zoos stock Rio in Baltimore embraces 1850
bags We quote;.Prims Rio, 22c; good do, 2ic
csc soc. Maracabc 22c "a ,ic; Iaguayra, ri No a
2skc, and s. Domingo 1sc. ishc., all gold, net
CAxDfxs Tho markc. was generally quiet but prices
were we'll supported The sales were mostly In retail
lots We quote French and patent at 30c in boxes
and 31c. cases, adamnntne &c. 21kc, with some
holders asking CSC, patent SOC. and sperm 40c
CoooA.-The absence Of those des rptions mostly
wanted by restricts trade there pre-
vailed good demand. Prices were very firm.
CoPrrR.-The demand for pig continued good and
prices were firm. The sales were 100000 lbs Portage
lake at 32kc, and $4,000 lbs Baltimore at 32kc
Detroit held at $3.50. 33kc, without business
Now shcaihing and yellow metal remained steady At
FREcHrs Cotton frcights were the same but grain
freights were decidedly hrmer and the engagements
at higher figures But little was done except TO
Liverpool and but little reported In the way OF char
tcrm The engagements wcrc-To Liverpool 1000 bales
cotton I'd I'd the latter rate for Sea- Island 81 900
steamer 1000 boxes cheese 4os 100 hhda tobacco At
00s H. 900 bushels wheat at 7kd To Glasgow 50 bales
cotton 2. "a The charters s were bark TO Scotland
o. TOO half god schooner 10 Gardiner Me-, wheat at
ioko; brig Buenos Ayres, $780, 900 feet lumber at
s 10 ons % org
two 10 Havre on private terms bark TO Havana, pr.
brig 70 Galveston ana DaCk cotton, ~ &c, ana
FriH.-The demand for dry cod continued fair, and
prices wero nrm. Tho sales cover 100 quintas at
80 rs 80 70 for st. Georges and $s for Grand Bank.
Mackere were nrmer, particularly No. 2, which con-
4 s2s 50 sa4 for shore No 1 ncmlnsy $40 for shore
and nominaily sib SO S16 for bay No. 2 Boz her.
rings unchanged In every respect The sales were
TO fair extent at COO for scaled, and 300 Tor No
Salmon continued in limited supply, and with steady
trade inquiry Prices very Arm, at - for No.
and &3S for No. Q Picked cod were dull and nominal
for want Of stock; % per Dbl the price demanded
GuSsr Cloth was Arm, with fair demand. We note
further sales in Boston OF 500 bales ct 22kc &c.
and small saes here we're reported 70 have been made at
23c a PKG 4 6lg.
GuSSY BAes-The market was very quiet, but prices
were unchanged.
were well supported For American hemp there was
improved Inquiry, and prices slightly higher. We
poe sales OF 20 bales dressed S327 SO per ton Hemp
bw demand but the stock was concentrated and
held Tor an advance $50 per Ton was offered and re
fused; S1s6 was the price demanded
HAY wa without important change In price The
business continued fair In both shipping and retail lots
Hmns.-The market was Inactive and prices though
without decided change, were tending downward. The
sales embrace $500 Rio Grande so lbs average 10 ar
rive; 1900 Orinoco % lbs average, On the SPOT pr
vas and 600 wet salted Rio 0randc so lbs average At
I2Kc z 600 Buenos Ayres ~ lbs average at 21c and
30 damaged Rio Grande, II lbs average at 14c all
gold Also 500 city slaughter, COW, 80 Lbs average
hors-Rsceipts, "a bales The market was quiet, bu,
uricea were unchanged The sales all 10 con.
sumers and were confined 70 ITO bales 81 10 40c for
old crop and $50 CSC. for now cropthe latter an ex
HSyrY was scarce and wanted prices were very nrm
IRos-Prces for both American and Scotch pig con.
tinued Arm under good demand. We note further
sales Of 800 tons No. extra American at ga and l0o