The New York herald., 1865-03-01

at private price We quote basis Of 200 per cent
Rio Gande, s2c SAC Orinoco a2c asa CALIFORNIA;
$50 34c Central American and Matamoros, 30s. a3lc
orTs Ss Bahia @ and aSso
au piatt 2ic 2ac. Western, 24c ESQ. ainOs, 2sc
2oc and Gambia and Bssau, 26c. 27c.
IspiGo-There Is nothing doing, the large difference
between the vicws OF buyers and selln checking bas
any ION esson, and prices were wholly nominally un
LEsD-pig continues dull and unsettled small saios
LsEvery little business has been transacted in this
article but the market was steady at 81 90 for common
LEAmfR.-The market for hemock sole continues very
quiet, but there was material variation 10 note IN
prices though prices Of the common grades ras
lower while prime quail ties and firm. FOR
oak there moderate demand at previous rates we
BasDss tyses heavy & e ssc slG
SSc California heavy at s9c 400 do, middle at asc
SOC do, light at aehc'a s7ho orinoco, &C heavy
& ss da%sss %ass = ssi ina. 80, and
sso: o. $50. oak slaughter heavy 6. soc . sc. do
MoLAssEs-The demand for this article continues quite
limited but priccs we're without material alteration
81 ss 81 20, and Cuba muscovado at 7so
NAVAL SToREs.-The market fos spirits turpentine was
s svs So IL
value, but the demand ives only moderately active q
117 $40 for common and strained Tar was quiet y
O1Is Crude iish continues very quiet, and we have
sales worthy Of notice 70 report Dicachcd winter
Ssss a. sSssm
and natural winter sperm 81 65 Lard continues firm at
50 22x rs for prime wnter with sales reported Of
msrsss !. nds w extremely
duh and prices entirely nominal Crude was quoted
sSc Bsnsine was quiet at $50 . $50
meats, and 27s SDls lard There was increased ,
prices obtained both for parcels on the spot and or
future delivery sales 5000 hbls at $50 $50 S7h Tor
new mess $33 SO $34 Tor 1858 "a do cash and regu-
lar way closing S4 regular s25 $50 for prime, and
435 S35 so for prime mess; also 5000 bbs new mess
for March, April and May mostly at buyers OPTION SoSs
market firm; sales 900 bbs at $l8 $22 for plain
mess and $2l S24 for oxtra mess: Beef hams were ere
lrmer and active sales 800 bbls. at $26 $27 CO.
Dressed hogs unsettled and lower at 1910 l8Ac
for Western Bacon in moderate request at previous
prices; sales 500 boxes including Cumberland cut at
2)c., and long and short rib mddies on private terms
Cut meats steady sales 400 packages at l7c lSc
for shou ders and 1sc 2lc for hams The lard market
m, with increased demand sales 900 bbls at 2Oc
25c the inside for very inferior Butter dull at
SOC 42c for Ohio and 40c b2c for state the latter
rate for choice Cheese In fair demand and firm,
| and inquired for al 15c. 23c for common to prime
SKiNs.-The demand for goat continues moderate and
sales have been made of 900 Maamoros at prices within
tho following .quotaons:-For deer there has boen
good demand from manufacturers, and nearly all the re-
cont receipts have been disposed Of at full prices
Sales not previously reported have been l0500 lbs
sisal and 900 lbs san Juan at oOc, cash. Also 1000
lbs Honduras and $500 lbs Central American on terms
not 10 be made public We quotc:-rampico goat, sSc.
s2hc. Buenos Ayres, 67Nc. Toe Payta Curacao and
Cape al CSC. 7Oc Deer-Honduras s5c. . ST. cash;
Vera Cruz 96c 81; Central American, 92Hc 95c. !;
| San Juan, 9Oc, 92kc; sisal S5c 90c; Angosura,
| zoe 75c., and Para S7,sc a 9Oc
SpEITER was dull, and prices wholly nominal.
SUGAR.--The market was only moderately active but
/ we have material change TO note In prices Fair
refining may be quoted at from 1910 to i6c The sales
were $50 hhds Cuba Muscavado at from 1880 lSHc
68 boxes Havana at 2Oc coo bags Pernambgc0 at