The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-14

for eli descriptions but the classification irregular
that the prices obtained were no criterion for the
Market some Sea Island sold - high q u % We
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cov,xx.-The market was arm under fairly active
inquiry We note sale Of cargo ey Contest, con- ,
% q bags ssS on a Rtvsss d & ioK
zoe do, ordinary, 1856 1870; do, fair to good car
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m iu. Isc al loo. gold, net cash, duty paid
CcCoA was quiet but arm at 500 S5c currency, for
Curaccas l7c isc. for Guayaqui and Soc for Mara
cr;rna-Insot was nrm Trade was considerably no
dsd BY The limited supply price; had o ssrGPs Ten
troit At $40 3aXc and 900 lbs Baltimore at S2Kc
Lake was quiet; higher rates were being demanded
he or%sr anS Sc $40 for the later cash
CArpLrs.-A steady good demand prevailed for ada
%snns S% the soS = s and dy 4
patent were firm but rated quiet at toc, and sperm q
n,s Wocns demand was fairly active for the in
ferior qualities or ogwood but the transactions were
rather light ovng 70 the scarcity OF this description
srr Sos without much business owing 70 tho
scarciU. Fustio was quiet and heavy
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brsh in bags st skd for 90 bs Soo bale: cotton
"a. lid per steamer 900 bales cotton. ~ TO
cheese 4cs. The charters were-a bark 70 Galveston,
private back 70 New York. cotton, 1t no. or TO Liver
pool at ID brig % Cork for orders petroleum, o.
Fsa-The demand for dry cod continued fairly active,
and with moderate supply prices remained very nrm
sales Of TOO quntals st. Georges A. 50 76 and ESQ DO
Grand Bank at 81 u.s. New mackerel were steady with
81 50 for shore No. SiS SO Sit for do No 2 $40 SO
$40 for large No 8, ST. % for bay No J. and $lo -
for do No Box herring ruled more active and very
Arm, nndor limit aal0a embrace
1000 boxes at o0c for scaled $50 60c for No l.
GUNaY BAcs-The market was firm, but without sales.
GUNNY CLorH was only in limited demand, but prices
we'll sustained. We note sales OF % bales at 26c
In Boston holders m a. s s;ssd 1s0 with fair demand
The sales at 60c for shipping lots and TOO soc
for city bale
HDEs-Thc market was rather quiet but nrm, with
only moderate inquiry from the trade. The sales COM
prise 900 Monevdeo. 81 20 lbs. average. mainly Of
Shs 5
Hacha 1sK lbs average and $500 Conentes % lbs av
GRACE private terms Also by auction Ooo damaged
Buenos Ayres, uneven weights at l7Kc 2Skc, as TO
quality.
HORSE AND MULE SHOES dull and nominal for want
Hors-The market was steady, with fair demand for
consumption The sales 140 bales at 15c 40c for
old CROP and Soc Coo for new CROP the outside rate an
small lots
Hxxp-The market very quiet for late foreign and
domestic, but holders were firm moderate tobbing
trade was done In the latter at previous prices
lRoN-Both kinds pig were very inactive and prices
were almost nominal Small sales o. scotS a wSro NM
Glongarnock in lots at $53 The transactions In Ameri
comprise resale in Troy Of 100 tons No extra At
Manufactured iron was active and prices ruled frmor
We quote (store prices) common $40 $116 per ton.
m 49, si4s SO Band $50 swedish ordinary sizes
$780, and scroll iron $3.50 $780, 90 TO sizc Spring
steel was arm at llc Tire do. Ike, and toe cork do
IsDnco.-The market was steady for tie nns grades
but weaker for the lower descriptions We noticed no
LEArHxR-The demand for hemlock and oak sole
less active but prices well sustained Tho stock
was much improved in assortment though We notice no
middle, 4sc. 400 DO, good heavy, Asc. a4ec. do,
good seo SAC DO, bellies cropped good, iec asoc
hemlock Buenos Ayres, &c. good light o7c $50 do,
good middle SOC. a4lc do, good heavy. lc. 42c /;
As, good light s4izc 800. DO, good middle, $50.
aged aye ali s ssTd a'aas S do and poor ali
weights 22c 26c do, slaughter In rough, 3oc. $40
oak, slaughter In rough light SIC. sSc DO slaugh'
LxAn-Pig was quiet 200 tons German, on the spot,
at 50 62k So e and 200 tons English, to arrive, at
unsettled, and rather weaker II anything. Pipe and
sheet lead Arm at 15c., and bar at 11c. cash.
LMs.sD was quiet but nrm, at - 50 on tho spot and
MorAssrs-The demand was fair, but holders were
offering spariny and the business was only moderate
NAVAL SroRB-SpIrits turpentine was rather hrmer.
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featuring purposes at s. Is 50 Co. Resins were NOT
active but fully Arm with sales Of coo bbs com
mon 1t 81 so 81 62K 480 do. strained at % so 50,
$40 DO, No 2 al 81 SIS 400 do No !, at si4 sls
NAIIs-Cut continued firm at Sc. Clinoh were not TO
be had at any price, Forged horse were selling o. 34c
for 3d. copper at Soc yellow metal at 3Sc and znc at
DOC, cash. The stock OF ship and boat spikes was all
used up, and manufacturers were only filling orders at
rates current at time Of delivery
OIL CAKE quiet at last quotations, with no sales
whatever except retail PARCELS full prices were de-
Oms-rhe demand for lard oil was fair but the limited
stock and consequent high pretensions OF holders re-
bills, in lots at s. for No and % IS 81 50
for prime winter, the latter outside rate. Linseed
oil dull and declining; outside lots were sold as low
81 As In casks and 81 90 in bills Crshors were gene
a holding and which nos ONLY al
steady at 81 IS 81 co. and crude do at 81 TO- Winter
whale oil fair jobbng demand with sales Of 200
notice sales In Now Bedford OF 1l50 bbs crude sperm
al 81 80 Holders there now generally holding at
$2ss Bank OIL was rm with sales q i2e osis z. " 30
the inside figure. City distilled oil moderately
active and firm with sales Of 176 bbs TO the retail trade
PRovIsoss -Receipts, bbls pork, ss bills lard and
40 pkgs. cut meats. The pork market was very much
unsettled and dccdedy lower new mess closing ncavy
at $35 The sales 5000 bills, at e4 rs $50 for
mess, $40 for prime, and $40 $40 SO for prime
mess. The beef market was steady, with o fair de-
mand The sales were 400 bills at $40 so S13 50for
plain moss, and $40 so $40 SO for extra mess Beef
hams were quiet and unchanged. Bacon dull and
nominal Cut meats were unchanged In every respect;
200 pkgs sold at 16hc a17Kc. for shoulders, and zoe
231c. for hams Butter was more quiet but very nrm
at 3Oc 42c. for Western, and &c. Q 55c. for State
Cheese without noticeable change; 16c. a 18c. for
common 10 prime factory The lard market was quiet
but prices ruled frmer and closed shade higher Tho
sales were $50 pkgs., at 2lc. zoe.
PETROLEUM 1853 bbls. The market was
dull and prices lower The sales were only about
700 bbs at 3skc for crude, and 6ikc &c. for
fined In bond with small sales OF prime al ESQ., and Sic
SIC for free Also 5000 bbs for forward delivery, at
3oc. 40c. for crude.
OrrxMr WINS rather raaker 0OO ounces sold NJ a. s0