The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-29

/ Corn meal. BraDdywine. 20 -
| Corn meal Brandywine. prncheOns. 20 90 =
The wheat market all cted by the foreign news in
| the same manner -four. large advauc, was de-
accepted al the close The sales were 900 bushels
SO is So IS for amber Michigan, 81 80 81 90 Tor am
Der Milwaukee, 81 10 Tor new amber state 81 90 for FAR
Tie corn market was moderately active, and opened
somewhat higher but closed heavy at about Saturday s
prices The sales 81 900 bushels at 95c 98c for
unsound, and 97c. a97hc. for sound mixed Western,
closing dull at 97c. for choice lots Rye was dull and
nal Oats were irregular closing dull at 5sc 64c
Corros.-rhe market was dun, and under the unfa-
vorabe news from Europe per North america prices
fell of shade nearly all qualities The sales were
confined to $50 bales at quotations below the market
closing with continued downward inclination We
quote
Ordinary. 81 30 ~! ~
Good middling ....... as 40 AZ as
COFFEE was in active iebbing demand at full prices
We only heard of hr boat loads Of wheat III 900 bush
es) to Liverpool by sail and steamer at g.
HoPs remained steady, with sales o. 100 bales old crop
including all qualities at 15c 52c the latter an ex-
treme price New crop scarce and bring 4Oc 6Oc
HAY was in fair demand, at full prices
Nor ASSES in fair trade demand, at full prices We
note of 70 hhds Porto Rico at Soc 90c and 10
hhds Cuba huscovado at Csc,
Provisions. lS4l bbIs. pork, 10 packages
active closing very firm at $50 62,6 for mess
The sales g. 500 bbs at $50 SO $50 70 for new
-. SsU u
SOS for prime mess and also for September delivery sell
crs onion about 500 bbls at s31 % s3l 60
The beef market fairly active at full prices The
sales $50 bbs at s. $l2 for plain mess, and $40
u S14 for extra Beef hams were quiet and noml-
nay unchanged Bacon in demand but prices
were nominal The supply is very light, and holders
were generally asking above the ideas Of purchasers
Cut meats very firm under improved inquiry
the sales being $50 packages at 1451c. 16kc for
shoulders and 19c 23c for hams Butter steady at
Ole 29c for Ohio and Sic. SOC. for State Cheese
was in active trade demand and very firm at lOc.
1910 the latter price extreme The lard market
was qaet but prices remained steady. The sales were
$50 bbl 1916 CSC, the latter price for small lots.
PLrRoIEUM.--Recepts none. The market was more
quiet for both crude and refined there being disposi
ton manifested the part of holders In view OF light
supply and good demand to ask higher prices cspeci
ally refined, which very We note sales
of coo bills crude at 81 kc 49, and $50 bbls refined
53c &c., the outside price for white, and choice
brands are held at SEC
RICE remained quiet but prices were without notice.
able change. We learn of no transactions.
SuGAR-The market was fairly active for raw with
steady jobbng demand for refined, which mainly at
OF 10 principally on hards The sales were
1900 hhds Cuba muscoyadO at 11?sc. l4c, and 100
hhds. Porto Rico at 147Sc.
SrEARISE good demand ia part for speculation,
and prices frmer The sales 25 900 lbs. at
&c 23Isc., and % 900 lbs grease at 14c 1876.
TOBACCO steady. We note sales OF $50 hhds Ken
tuciy at from nc to 231sc.
TAILOw in active speculative demand and prices
ruled shade Grmer The salcs we're 130, 600 lbs at
Ihc q 15hc
WrssKEy Receipts, 1876 bbls The market was fairly
higher The sales were 500 bbls at So 19N So co. the
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