The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-19

CoPFsE was quiet at yesterdays quotations
FRsGirrs steady. Tho engagcm nts were:-To
Liverpool 10000 bushels corn, mainly ut 3D., bulk and
bags per steamer 500 bales cotton, Nd To Glasgow,
per steamer 100 bales cotton at Id The charters were
bark to Cadz slaves ut about 81 $50 for light pipe;
one to Bordeaux, private; a ship from City Point to
Hayre 100 hhds tobacco at 35s British brig TO Brazil
and back 81 $50 half gold British schooner TO Gulf
port and back, s365O hall gold one to the windward
5000 and back from st. Domingo, wood, SIS per ton
British brig to West indies and back 81 $50 half gold
one TO Havana, s. 700; bark. same voyage, 81 200
British brig TO West Indies and back 81 400 half gold
brig from Nevssa Island 10 Philadelphia guano IS SO;
two barEs TO Cow Bay, G b., and back, coal, S.;
two schooners from Rondout to Salem, COAL 81 IS;
schooner to Augusta corn &c one TO Bangor 6c, one
81 20; one from Ezabehport to New Bedford So; one
from Elizabcthpor to Boston, 81 90; ship and Brit
ish bark TO Melbourne; brig 10 Jamaica and back;
British bark to st. Jago and schooner to Savannah on
private terms.
Hors.-The market con nnued firm under a steady de-
mand for consumption The sales about 10 bales
at lie soc for old crop and zoe &C., FOR new crop
Receipts, a. bales
MoiAssts.-The market dull, but prices very
firm. We notice sales OF SIS hhds Porto Rico at 81 O5
Provisions. 9S3 bbls pork, loo pkgs. beef
1sS9 do. butter and 15s do. cheese The pork market
was excited and prices very irregular and ruled
decidedly lower mess closing heavy At S32 cash. The
sales were to fair extent and comprised about 10 900 bb
ut So $33 for mess, $50 for prime and S2S S2S so
for prime mess The demand for beef rather less
active, but prices were well maintained The sales we're
about 400 bbls. at $40 so S13 so for plain mess and
l3 20 SO % for extra mess We note sales OF 70 tics
India beef ut s45 80 S55 So Beef hams were dull,
and prices continued nominal. Bacon was negIected.
Cut meats in steady demand aud with only mo
derate supply; prices ruled hrmcr. Shoulders were
jobbing al l6Hc l7%c. per ~, and hams at zoe. a
234c. per ID. The lard market was steady and we
noticed disposition the part OF holders TO sell
The sales embraced 900 packages at 24c 2Shc, with
occasional sale OF choice kettle rendered. In
small lots, at zoe. Butter In demand and very
Arm SIC 42c for Western and doc 55c for State.
Cheese in demand at 141sc l6hc.-thc latter rate
extreme for choice factory.
PgrsorEUN.-Thc market was heavy, and prices were
lower We may remark, however, that there was a
material difference in the views OF holders de-
manding &c. &c. more than others. The sales were
$500 bbls at 36c. go. for crude Ole &c. for
fined, In bond and Soc Sic. for free.
RIcY quiet but unchanged. We heard OF no sales.
SUGAR-Thc market rather more active and prices
firm. The sales were 100 hhds Cuba muscovado,
at 14c. 14slc, and 200 boxes, at Ahc. Refined was
steady, with q fair demand.
SiEARiSg-we note further sales Of 5000 lbs at 26c
Receipts, packages.
TALLow was in limited request only and prices were
dropping. Is, 900 lbs sold at l4tsc a15kc. Receipts
% packages.
wHsKEy.-Reccipts, 155 bbis Tho market was fairly
active and prices advanced Nc per gallon The sales
$50 bbs Western, at 81 ~.