The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-23

CASDLE.-tity adamantinc were in steady jobbing de
Csc. Western do were quiet, bat irm; sales 900
Sc sperm steady at 35c and patent at 45c
of ooo SnSs Ro cargo Nautilus and 300 mats
private terms The stock Of the various descrp
tons at the present time estimated as follows stock
Of Rio and Santos, II 564 Java. 6545 Ceylon 800;
Maracaibo, $500; Laguayrs, oSl3 Bahia 6s73; other
descr ptions 800 bags We quote: Rio, prime q Ne
nary l7sc aisHc Rio fair to good caryoes, 1879.
zoe. Java, mats and bags Csc a 2ec native Ceylon,
22hc. 2sc Maracsibo lSc nc; LAsuayrA, 2ic' a
FRxTaHrs were duh, and rates nominal. There was
in breadstuns TO Liverpool and but little
was doing in any other direction. Some ship owners
aud agents demanded higher rates, but Mondays rates
would have been taken generally The engagements
oicskc los per steamer, 500 boxes cheese, 4Os TO
Glasgow, per steamer, 600 bushels corn, 4d 1000
bushels wheat 4d To Bremen per steamer, 100 bales
to Liverpool 49, Cd one to Antwerp IS. one with flour
to Rio s0c "a ship 81 Johns to London deals us Cd
S5s or hs
Island 20 New York, gaano, %; schooner 70
nah, two briss to Rio one to Pernambuco and
Mobile, on private termr The current quotations
were as foi0ws-rG vSrpo0 neyos" Per Re 3D.
heavy goods per ton, los. oil, l5s.; corn, bulk
and bags per bushe sAd 4d wheat VIII, d. TO-
25s four per bbl, Is. I'D petroleum IS beef per
3S I'd DOL, 70 Wnedt, Dusuel,
4Kd Sd I; corn, Axe To Gasgow-Flour. per bbl, l..
3D. wheat per bushel 44d; corn, bulk and bags, a.
petroleum, per bbI S. heavy goods, per ton Us 3D.
VI" fsHTIe business in dry cod was small, in view OF
an extremely low stock and the high views Of holders
The sales small parcels for consumption 81
30 IS so. New mackcre were scarce and wanted The
sales 1000 bbls at S for shore No $40 90 Tor
do No 2 SIS SO Tor bay No l. SIS 20 for do No. ? and
out OF the market few small lots were changing
hands at previous prices Herring were quiet we note
b. GuNNY CLoTH.-The market was quiet, and prices
though not quotably lower, were some weaker.
GUssY BAGS inactive, but holders were firm at
HrpEs-The market fairly active for all dcscrip.
lions. at an advance Of &c per 10 The sales since our
n as ar a. Sc Sc Zoo rsmpco and Monte
video, on private terms.
Hnr-The market for Manila remains quiet but
very hrm 10c in gold for whole lots and ldc, In
currency for retail lots American was very firm but
quiet being generally held above the views of purchasers
account OF the limited supply olJu'e we note sales
Hors-Thc demand exceeds the supply, and prices
were very firm, especially for choice to extra fancy
Western, though not quoiable higher The sales were
$50 bales including all qualities at from 15c Soc
52c only obtained for small lots o; very choice
Hay quiet, and prices were without material
change.
but the amount OF business continued TO be restricted by
the scarcity and the consequent high views OF holders
We note sales for forward delivery OF 600 tons American
at SAC for No l. Ind $40 for extra No. in small lots
AsS 2o9 S0 ss0s sss
fined iron $40 $126 refined rods $llO $780, horse
shoe, mi,re, &C., s13s $40 band $40 ovals half
rounds and hall ovals, $50 $40; hoops $45 500
Nail rods l0c per To-, spring steel 10zc, tire Ike
for cork steel sc Swedish iron 1856 per ton and
scroll iron $50 $3.50 per ton according TO size
iIs.EEpThe demand was fairly active, and, In con
sidcraon OF the unfavornbe accounts received from
the West concerning the crop Of naxseed prices ad
vanccd. We salcs Of 900 bushels acnt'a and
Bombay in Boston and on the spot, ct ~ 70 ~ 90
| now held strongly at 81 30 In gold
fair 10 meet the requirements Of the Western and local
trade the stock has been considerable reduced by the
previous heavy Sales and holders are very hrm at the
| late advance Oak tanned In active request and
firm, especially for prime tannases which were v,ry
scarce. We quote Buenos Ayres at Soc a SIC and ORR
Moiassss market was quiet but prices remained
steady We note sales Of so hhds Porto Rico at Soc
| q Soc
NAVAL sroaxs The demand for spirits urpentne was
trade Prices remained steady, whole lots selling rea
Oily at 81 27k, and retail parcels at 81 30 Crude DO
was in steady demand for manufacturer purposes and
prices were well sustained Receipts not large but sum
Gent TO supply present wants We note sales OF 66(
bbIs at 81 q 81 So Resins were scarce and wanted
especially good qualities which some nrmer Tho
ss s i. GTT sls = 1 20 g s.s
| AZ TO quality. Tar was in limited supply and some
higher 900 bbls sold at ssa sii Pitch was steady q
'NAas Gu. wore scarce and wanted: Man1facturcu
generally refusing sell n those figures except 70 the
1 regular trade Chnch were in steady jobbing demand
and very nrm at 6kc. 10. Forged horse Soc Tor 3D.
| Ous-The market for whale and sperm was quiet an
prices were without material change We note sales
lao bills blcacbed whale, In retail lots at II 90 he
e " e. w'i ss~ r% beScIa
1900 gallons crude whale at 81 So and 400 DO sperr
at 81 % Lnseed oil very firm. In view OF the Mt