The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-09


some cases where freight was wanted for vessels
with quick despatch lower rates accepted. The
Id ssXd loo tons oil cake los per steamer 100 bales
cotton, "a $500 boxes cheese 40s TO- 900 bushels
corn 4d 3D. To HsmSusg per steamer 200
bushels corn, TO Belfast, at or about 3s Cd brig to
Dublin, wheat prvate brig TO Marseies, two to Genoa
for Cronstadt and one for Bremen, petroleum, pri
vate; briggs for Cronstadt from Philadelphia; one
for Antwerp from do. private
ers generally asking above the views OF purchasers
Georges were entirely out OF the market, and Bank
were held in few hands a. an ADVANCE The sales
Bank and SO SO so tor small do. New mackerel were
scarce and wanted S24 for No. SIS so for No. 81 old
ring good demand at Soc for scaled, and 40c.
for No. I. NJ
GussY C1oru was steady, with sales in Boston Of 1000
GusNy Bags were in demand. We note sales In Bos
ton Of 200 bales at csc.
HrDEs.-The market was firm and fairly active at an
advance of Xc. per h. In gold The sales were g. 900
Buenos Ayres 1sc &c., and 5000 Orinoco at 1870.
HoPs. The market was quiet but firm We note sales
of 60 bales common to prime ct LOG 30c., and Is do.
HAY was in steady demand at full pricos We quote
old shipping 81 05 81 20, and new at SOC. q 96c
HONEY in limited supply, and, with light inquiry
Hsmr note further sales Of 500 bales Manila TO
arrive in Boston, at lohc. l0kc. now held higher.
hemp there has been, within day or two large spscu
atve movement in dressed hemp. On Westcrn account
with sales or TOO bales at about S27o; 400 bales un
dressed have been taken for consumption at $500 s2lO
400 bales covered tow here at $3.50 and 500 bales in
ton at S265the latter for this market for bale rope pur
one or two houses and s held firmly for on advance
IRoN-The demand for American and Scosch pig con-
nues good and With st light sspSly prices were r%or
firmly at S45 SAT; and $500 tons American do,
deliverable at Elizabethport in September and October
Swedish iron, ordinary sizes, $l65 per ton; Common
iron 500 so $685. refined iron 500 $1o5 horseshoe
iron mrs So $780, bands slss oysls and half rounds
$40 so, and hoops s135 800, according to size
LEATHER. The demand was good for all descriptions
LsAo.-The market was lrm though with only a light
business doing We note sales Of Is tons foreign at
MoLAssEs. The demand fair at full prices for all
kinds. We note sales Of so hhds Porto Rico at 75c
NAna-Cut flrmer but not quotably higher Tho
sales of all descriptions were mainly to the obbng trade
for 70 & mo sad
NAVAL SroREs.-The demand for spirits Of turpentne
good, principally for the home trade and prices
were firm We note sales of $50 bbs at 81 IS ST 40
crude do in demand with sales in small lots at 81 rs
So ~Rosin was In good request and prices were
Sc So so, and 100 do prime pale at $18 We quote
low No 1, 50 $12; No. 9 81 So Tar was in steady
jobbing demand, and prices were very firm, at 50 $40
for Southern in provision barrels and 81 for do in small
barrels Pitch was active at 81 so for Southern and 81
for city.
OfIB the market Or whale ana sperm OILS continued
unsettled Holders generally asking above tho
views Of purchasers and the business was in small lots
exclusively to supply the immediate wants of
suners at 81 So, held instances at 81 90, for
bleached winter whale 81 45 81 so for natural do 81
50 20 for sperm, generally held at 50 25 and 81 46
basis for spring Lnseed oil in better demand, and
prices though not quotably higher, were frmor. Tho
salos at 81 10 in casks and 81 20 in barrels Lard
oil in good request and full prices realized The
salos included 900 bbs at % 05 50 10 for summon
Winter was in limited supply, and with fair inquiry
prices were very firm Tho New Bedford Skipping List
reports as follows There some inquiry for both sperm
and whale oil but owing TO the unsettled state Of the
market holders do to operate and sales lin
tied consequence The transactions for the week in.
cude sales Of 1873 bbs sperm in two parcels strictly
private terms In whale the only sales in this market
are 800 bbis at pric, not TRANSFERRED In Boston several
Prov ncetown lots amounting 10 800 bbs sold pri
forms All tho above transactions are for manuiac
t1rng Tho exports Of oil from New York TO foreign
ports months Of 1885, ending July 81 fall very
far short Of tho corresponding period Of 1894 will DO
seen by the following ngures:-