The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-15

Tho wheat market 81 tho opening ruled quiet out nm
Erropean news The export demand was checked. and
port The demand subseqneSty was more active. and,
with large speculative sales the market closed nr the
sales e%brsced ls CO. bushels 4 g g % io' = s%
81 II fcr amber Milwaukee, 81 - 81 IS for mlwsu-
kee club 81 ~ 81 IS for Chicago spring; and 81 SO
were enormous, comprising upwards Of quarter
or million bushels, and u was rumorcd that Tho
receipts were not all bulletned q &c
Under those circumstances the arket Of course ruled
dun snd heavy but the advance IN gold and tho rness
OF freighS tended 70 check the demand and causede
slight decline The sales about o. 900 bushes o.
s5c soc Tor unsosnd soc Ole fcs sound mixed West
Barley and mai, remained dull without auotsbe change
In prices Oats were s,eadya CSC go for western,
CoTyos The msrss. was dull bu. holders were gen.
orally orm At annexed quotations Tho sa'es were
wv ''e' v" SplssS. Florida. xos.. NJ O. rssa.
S s ssss !; ,; ;;.;;s 4 = !:
Covrrs was quiet, but holders In Of tho limited
supply and the unfsvonbs prospect for 9 speedy re-
plcnshmeut were generally asking an advance
FRncBrs The offerings 70 European ports were very
nsgniocant The immense receipts Of grain rendered
ship owners and agents quite independent and they
ssturdsy: vet oolS,ng was dons-i6s export demand
having been st Better tmes are anticipated soon
TO csforn The offerings we're also very em and rs'ss
are nominal q SOC o0c measurement, and kc alkc,
weight The eneaeemenis were 20 Liverpool per steam.
or $500 Doses chtese. Coz and 1000 ba;es cotton, va
Hors were more active, at Hrmcr rstss The sales,
cons sting OF lao bales common 70 prime, chiefly Tor
consumption, at l6c Soc, and 10 do ez~s fanoy
Western n 4oc Soc
McLAssvs The market was quiet ard unchanged
We learn II no transactions.
PRovrsoS Receipts, o16 bbls. pork; 14 DO. lard
and 30 pkgs. cut meats The pork market was agaIn
irregular. The pressure TO sell the part Of some
operators again observable and under the influence
OF this prices fell on half dollar from the closing prc
Of Saturday, and but little desire manifested TO pur
chase even ~ the reduced rates. Nevertheless, tho
business fair but mainly In lots the epot-not
few Of the purchases being 10 oil maturing contracts
The sales were 600 bills al. $50 $50 Tor mess
ss s prince 81 o % pm Old m Ss
The beef market was Inactive but prices were steady
The sales were $50 bbls al IS 60 S12 90 for plain
mes. and $40 sA 50 for extra moss Beef hama were
entirely nominal Cut meats were moderately active
and stcady the sales 800 packages at 16c l7c
for shoulders and leIc a aahc for hams The lard
19xc. 24Kc.. the latter an extreme price. Butter
remained steady at 23c Csc for Ohio and 300 35c.
for state Cheese was only In light demand al ohc a
PETROLEUM. market remained quiet but nrm. We
quote Crude 32Kc 33c Refined, In bond, b2kc' q
63c., and do, free. 70c. a. TO
RICK was quiet Al our previous quotations
suoAR-The market was fairly active al full prices.
The sales OF comprised 200 hhds Cuba muscovada
at from l1nc al3Sc, and 600 boxes Havana at llMc
ss foiows:-Bes crushed graduated and ground 19k
white A, 1skc and yellow y, 17kc.
TOBACCO THE marke. quiet, but prices were With
s Sp. Wa az Txc sn sssS Receipts Sb ~
TAILow-The market was more active and prices were
npain shade armer The sales were 100 600 lbs lie
wHrxxr Receipts, 81 bbls The market va: Tess &C
tive but prices steady The sales we're i's bos
Western u - 10.