The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-14

Corn meal, Brandywine, puncheons rs 90 rs so
The demand for wheat good and prices ruled 1c
&c higher The sales were IS 600 bushels part for
port at 81 az 81 AZ for new amber State 50 28 for
new white Michigan; 81 81 81 ss for amber Mllwau-
kee and 81 rs ST 81 for Chicago spring and Milwau
kee club. The market active and prices again
advanced &c perbushel closing steady at the improve
ment The sales embraced 30 900 bushels at $50. 90c
for unsound and Ole 92c for sound mixed Western,
and 93c for choice mixed Western Oats duh and
sound, and coo. a 64c for sound. Rye was quiet and
unchanged. Malt continued inactive and prices ruled
nominal Barley was FIRM with moderate demand.
The sales included 3, 500 bushels State at 81 Is.
CoTToN-Reccipts, l 1923 bales. The market COM
petely unsettled by the late European advices and
prices ruled to considerable extent in buyers favor
shown by our revised quotations The sales 500
bales. We quote:-
60, Upland Florida Noble MoaL
Siddlins s .:.........4s % 50 50
Good mddng. .......51 81 SO SO
CorfEE-The market was rather quiet, but prices
manned without important change; 1sc 22c was the
range for Rio. We heard OF no further cargo sales
FRnGHs.-The market was rather frmer. The engage
mcns TO Liverpool 200 bales cotton 'Sd 716d
200 hhds tobacco, DOS 1000 bushels wheat 6ad per
steamer 500 boxes cheese. 4os 600 bushels wheat
90 bop GdeS SO os s o
bbs -four, Is 3d. 1900 bushels wheat, I'd. To Gas-
Cow per steamer 20 tons sperm oil aos 90 hhds tai
low 30s The charters brig from Philadelphia to
Cork and MARKET petroleum U.s. 3D. one to Guada-
loupc, private.
active but full prices realized We note sales 100
bales at 1oc 4Oc for old crop and 4oc CSC for new
CROP
MoLASEs quiet. We note sales OF so hhds. Porto
Rico at 90c. a 81 05
Provisions. Receipts SO bbls pork rs packages cut
meats 3,5s3 do butter and 726 do cheese. The de-
mand for pork very active, and prices ruled fully
81 per Dbl in sellers favor the commencement, but
subsequently the demand fell Off and prices ruled very
Irregular the market closing heavy and lower. The
sales about 10 900 bbs including 1900 bills new
mess for January delivery sellers option at $3l 10
S32. The sales deliverable Immediately comprised
1900 bbls. at 500 IS a S33 SO for mess, closing
at $685. ana $2s Is a $2s rs for prime mess
The demand for beef active, and prices con-
tnued very steady. The sales comprised $50 bbls. ut
81 $14 for plain mess and $14 $17 for extra mess
Beef hams steady We note sales OF So bbs extra
at S45 Bacon nominally unchanged. Cut meats
shoulders and 19c 22c. for hams. The lard market
dull but prices without noticeable alteration.
The sales $50 bbls at 24c n 2s3Sc. Butter and
cheese firm at previous prices under fair demand.
PETRorEuM.-Recepts $685. bbs The market was
firm for crude and active and rmer for refined The
sales 900 bbs 10 &c 40c for crude, and 60c.
a62s &c. hore and in Philadelphia and Soc SIC for
free,
RICE was dull but nomnaly unchanged. A few small
lots sold al previous prices.
SuGAR.-The market was dull, but prices were nomin
vado at 14sSc 14Isc. A small lot Porto Rico
sold at lac Refined without noticeable alteration.
Standard hards selling sparngly at 20hc.
SrEARryE We note further sales 40 900 lbs ut &c.
27c. Also 45 600 lbs grease at from 13c lie
TAuow.-Thc market quiet and VIC have only to
notice sales rs, 900 lbs at lac. a14hc
wmsKEY-Receipts 235 bbs The market was firm
with very moderate offerings We note sMes 10 bbs.
Western at 81 as