The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-11

Waukee CIub and III % Tor amber MiIWaukee The
market was also Qulet unsound was dull and a shade
lower while sound very firm. The sales 90 900
bushels at SOC. SOC for unsound and Ole for sound
mixed Western. Oats steady with fair business,
at Soc 57Kc. for Western and Soc for State.
Rye was quiet and unchanged Barley and malt were
CoYrEE had slight upward tendency, especially for
prime grades the stock OF which has very much
ed The business was active TO the trade at previous
CorroN-The arrivals than sufficient for the
trade requirements and holders generally anxious
upwards Of bales The sales Saturday comprised
o, Upland Florida. Mobile NJ Q. q nsa'
S S sia$;ss : ~: * : Z *
FREIGHTs. The market quiet but firm The only
engagements were $50 bales cotton per steamer to Liver
pool I'D. The charters we're bark to Bremen hence
petroleum, from Philadelphia to Genoa 6s 3D. a bark
from Philadelphia to Liverpool Bremen or Ham
to Rio Grande and back, % 49, gold; one 1858 TONS
barbados and back q per Dbl schooner, from
Rondout to Boston, cement 45c two from Poughkepsie
to Pembroke, iron, 81 So one from PoughkeepsIo to
ans Two to opa
from Elizabethport TO Portland % Is; two hence to
Portland corr 5hc ono to Calais -four soc and corn
Portsmouth, &C.. bark to Adelaide, Aust and ship
to Sydney, N 8 w. private one from City Point to lv
erpool, tobacco, 30s bark from Naples to New York,
ship, from jamaica to New York, bark to New Or,
leans on private terms We notice Inc sale Of tho bark
STEAMBOAT lin New Bedordl s7s toms built at Medford in
1843 for whaler at about $40 900; and bark Pursuit.
603 TONS built at Baltimore in 1857 at about $23 900
HoPs were In moderate trade demand, at full prices for
all grades The arrivals Of crop continue light aud
soil quickly. The sales SO bales at a0c Coo. also
95 bales old crop at 20c &c., the latter only obtained
for small lots choice
MoLAssEs steady, with q fair business In the
jobbng way.
PErRoLxuM.-Both crude and refined were active and
higher The sales 900 bbs on tho spot and for
ward delivery, at 34hc. 35c for crude, the spot
35hc &c. forward SIC. 5Sc. for refined, In bond,
the spot; SOC Coo, forward delivery, some holders
asking &C.
Provisions Receipts IFS bbls. pork 81 packages cut
peas and 1877 do. lard The pork market was less &C
closing heavy at s32 The sales about 800
bbls at $32 S32 rs for new mess, $50 $3i for old
DO. "a sz4 o. tor prime ana $zs 20 w oIh LOT
tive and very firm The sales were $50 bbs, at
IS sl2 for plain mess, and $40 80 $l4 so for extra
mess Beef hams dull but nomnay unchanged
Bacon again dun, the only sales heard OF were
$50 boxes short clear middes, on private crms; cut
salos Of 500 pkgs at I4hc Iesc for shoulders, and
Western ruled higher Isfns bisiy freely a ilc sc
State steady at SIC 40c. Cheese IN fair trade
request, at l0bc 1910. for common to prime. The
lard market moderately active, and pr ces were
steady The sales were 900 pkss, at 2oSc 2eSc.,
RIcs was quiet but steady. We learn OF no further
sales
SrKARrs was in light rcqu st and 6rm The sales were
SUGAR in active demand and prices ruled nrmer
for all grades, while good refining fully hc higher
14%c., and 100 hhds clarified at 10 i5Hc., aha 100
hhds Porto RICO at Ia &c. 1870. Refined was 1rmer
but not notceably higher, with steady good trade de.
mand
TALlow was rather quiet but full prices wore obtained
The sales were 70, 900 lbs at 145<c. 1870
ToBAcco.-fhe market was moderately active At firm
rates We note sales of 1856 hhds kentucky al 7c q
2c and IA cases seed loaf on terms did not learn.
WHISKY Receipts none The market was rather
more steady, closing at 81 rs for Western The sales
were 500 b6ls at So AH 90 26 mostly at the outside
price.