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

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as shown by revised list Of prices suboined-the
market closing heavy for all brands The sales were
II, 500 bbs Southern -four also lower with sales
| 500 hbs Canada -four declined SC. 10c per Dbl the
| sales 70 fair extent comprising $50 bbs Rye
-four quiet and unchanged Core meal inactive,
| hut prices well supported We quote:--
Superfnc State and Western -four. 81 80 So Is
Ezra Stie. 20 90
Gho'ce state. 40 30
Common to medium extra Western ........ 30a so
Extra round boon Ohio. ................. 00a IS
Western trade brands 20 IL 10
common Southern. 65 10 60
Fancy and extra do ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10 GO IL 65
Common Canadian. Observation-Disclosures. 30a so
Good TO choice and extra. ............. 60 II 90
Rye -four fsupcrfne). Observation-Disclosures. 50a Q 90
Corn meal Jersey. Observation-Disclosures. 50a 65
Corn meal Brandywinc, puncheons. "a so "a rs
The inquiry for wheat was fair, at fall prices The
sales were about 5000 bushels at 81 so 50 so for
white Canada, So so for mixed Canada, 81 42H for
choice amber Western. 81 "a 81 SO for amber Mil.
waukec, and 81 1871 81 SO for Milwaukee club and Chi
cago spring. The market fairly active, but
prices were dropping though no decided change was no.
ticeablc. Tho sales comprised SIS 900 bushels at SIC
ssc for unsound, soc ole for sound mixed Western.
Gle. for white Western. Oats without material
change, though sound continued 10 rule Grmcr the in
quiry being principally for this description Tho sales
at doc SOC FOR unsound and 5sc &c for sound
Rye was quiet and unchanged. Malt was dull. Barley
was rather more active and shade IN sellers favor,
west ST is for Canada East and 81 IL 81 o for state
BEEswAx.-We note sales of 10000 lbs at 47c. SOC.
for Wesicrnand Southern
C91ToS-Roccips, 3 7s4 bales The market was rather
more active and prices sieader, closing quite firm
at orr annexed quotations The sales were 100 bales,
$50 Upland. Florida. Ma11e. N. 0. d z
S s,sSi %;si,i,, i /. s5s 3 & &
CorrrR-The demand for pig fair but prices
very irregular with an advancing tendency owing 10 the
reported Improvement in the price in England Tho sales
were 600 600 lbs Portage Lake ~ 3s'lc Small lots De-
rot sold at SIC. Baltimore washeld at 32sc., without
special business New shcathing and yellow metal were
steady Mt previous prices.
CocoA-we note saies of 1l2 bags St Domingo
CASpLEs-'rhe demand for adamantnc continued
moderate a, previous full prices We quote French and
sperm were sold In jobbing lots at SOC a doc.
COFFEE The market steady, and holders were
Arm We note sale cargo Of Rio on terms wo did not
learn. We quote:-Ro, prime, DC good Gle 2lhc.:
fair 19isc 20c. ordinary, 1Sc 1shc fair TO good
cargocs, 1sc 2ohc Java, mats and bags CSC a 3oe;
Domingo lsc Is &c, MI gold, net cost, duty paid.
FREIGaTs were decidedly frmer The engagements
8Kd. I'd; 1900 bales cotton at I'd 7-l6d; per
steamer, 900 bales cotton at I'D $50 boxes bacon at
25s To London 200 bbs flour at q Il 600 bushels
grain ut ID ChartersA bark from Philadelphia to As
pinwa, with coal at 81 one hence to New Orleans one
TO Liverpool and three brgs to the West Indies on pri
ERurT-The market quiet and unchanged We
note sales OF 700 boxes layer rasns a, S. 600 boxes
MIR ut "a IS 81 95r 10 casks Turkish prunes at 3lc
500 bbls currants at 15a<c. 16c $50 smyrna
ngs nj &c SIC, and 100 bags Iyica almonds at "a &c
Also by auction, 3l5 kegs Almcra grapes at $500
previously sold.
Fmn-rhc market for all kinds was fairly active Dry
cod firm, with sales Of 100 quntals nj 50 for
Grand Bank and 50 80 for st. Georges Mackerei were
Arm, 10 being nearly all out Of the market The sales
were about 200 bbs at $24 $25 for store No J. $3 SO
s1l for large No g. ST. so a $l7 IS for Bay No l,
\ and romnally s18 so for No 2 Herring were firm at
Soc for No and eoc Sc for sealed salmon ao were ere
| No |, and s3s for No 2 Picked cod we're nominal at
| s. 90; stock very low.
| GISsESG-wo note sales $4,000 lbs. on private terms
GrNyY BAGs-The market rather more active, and
prices firm The sales 400 bales, TO arrive In
Boston at 1916 gold, and currency in lots Of zoo
GuNsy CLOTH was decidedly moro active. We have to
noc sales 600 bales part hero and part in Boston,
but mostly Boston, at 24c 25c. here and &c. 24c
| In Boston.
Hors Receipts none The market was steady, under
improved demand principally for the prime to choice
dc The sales about 225 bales at 30c 65c for
new CROP, and loc BIC. Tor old crop, asto quality.
HAY rather inactive, but prices were without I'M
p.rtant change Tho sales 75c. SIC for city
/ bale and CO. n CSC. for shipping parcels.
/ HEar.-fhc demand for Manila more active, and
lage sues made 10 arrive here, comprising $500
&c., gold. We learn OF no transactions In Boston
In juc there noticeable activity The sales were
in Boston at price The market for American hemp
fairly active at advancing prices Sales were made
of dressed at 1918 1895 per ton. The stock Of hemp
tow was somewhat improved by fresh receipts, though
4 the supply still insufficient for the demand, and
/ ted In the hands OF one or two houses
Hrprs-The stock has been considerably increased,
and with only moderate demand, prices for the low
ton In the price for prime stock for which there con-
tinued fair inquiry The sales embrace 300 Orinoco
22k lbs average, at 17c; 800 Montevidco % lbs.
average at zoe. 800 wet sailed Rio Grande 30 lbs
average at sac; 1000 Buenos Ayrcs culls, 22h lbs.
average at all gold and 800 city slaughter steer
lbs average at 12kc 900 city slaughter steer, % lbs
average l3c., all currency also 900 Buenos Ayres
~ bs average 1000 Rio Grande, 80 lbs average and
1900 Bucnos Ayrcs 22k lbs. average on private terms
IRoS-Thc market for pig was without special varia
ton in any respect The demand continuing fair Tor con-
sumption at full prices. In American the sales have
been quite large, comprising 600 tons NO EXTRA =
$50 $5l We notes sales OF 400 tons No. Glengar
mock from the yards in lots at $50 The market Tor manu-
featured iron continued active and firm at our quotations
as prices ordinary sizes swedish per Ton
$50; common, Sll5 500; refined $40 RODS
1927 SO $3.50; horseshoe Intre, &C., $780, Esopus an.
band, $l5b ovas and half rounds $145 500; scroll
$3.50 5000; Y. u. nailrods, lie. per h. T. " r. and
L. ). do, l0hc Norway shapes 1870; spring steel
lie tire do, llsc.; toe cork do, nkc., and hoops
| per ton $3.50 n S22b, as to size.
ISDIGo.-Thc market was inactive for all sorts, ant
prices were entirely nominal We quote Bengal ut 81
81 So Guatemala at soc. 81 u.s. Manila at coo. 81
and Madras at Soc as5c., all gold.
LKAD.-Pig sold IN small lots for immediate delivery
10hc 104c, currency. About 60 tons from lead com
pany sold to arrive at 7c, gold, Bar was firm II 12c
and pipe and sheet at 10c., cash
LEATHRR.-The demand for both hemlock and oak con
tuued active and prices for hemlock ruled L. Sc.
noticeable alterations the market closing buoyant an
strong American and French calfskns were In fair Dc
mand n unchanged pricea
Lrsmp.-we notice sales Of 1000 bags Calcutta 3
arrive q Boston 1900 ~ ~ ~ god and 2ooo ~ - %
MoLIssss Tho market was somewhat more ac,v
| and prices were Arm without noticeable change III
sales were about 80 hhdA Porto Rico q u and 100 hhd
Naval srosss"Rosins we're quiet, though prices wcr
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