The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-10

FRnGHIS--The market was very quiet, and rates for
grain Liverpool nomnalIy lower though no on
gagcmens were reported the news from this other side
checking tho export movement The engagements
were:To Liverppool per steamer, $500 boxes cheese
London per steamer 1000 bushels wheat Cd TO Bro
men, per steamer 900 tierces and hhds tobacco 22s
3d. and AS 3d. The charters were;A ship to load in
the line for San Francisco. on private terms; a
brig from New Bedford to Antwerp, 200 bbls petro
eum, O.. 3D.; Russian ship to Cadiz, tobacco, sos
per ton per month"; bark, to Apalachcoa, 81 600 and
back, cotton, 1<c; one to Fcrnandna $4oo and back
% Providence corn &C. from Por. Gwen to Boston,
Valparaiso Sc ship, from s. John, n b. to Liver
pool, deals; Italian brig TO Constantinople, rum;
back and to Kngston jamaica and back from South
Philadelphia to New York, on private terms t h ~
FRuIr.-The business in rasins was somewhat checked
by the small supplies. The sales were confined almost
exclusively to the wants for homo consumption very
firm Sardnes have arrived very freely, and the
market is somewhat depressed We note sales Of $50
cases. half and quarter boxes part ct 2sc for the latter
ON private terms with resaes Of 500 bags at I5c Is
bags old French walnnts at l2kc, 90 boxes sheled
almonds at 5oc cash. We quote Palermo oranges At $l2
box san va .u nH.Da ~ IHAa nN lIi"9li ~" fH
Hofs-The unfavorable reports Of the growing crops
and improved demand from had occasioned
increased nrmness. and many holders are asking a
further advance The sales 90 bales common to
prime at 15c 30c and % bales extra fancy ct 36c.
KAY-The market was dull, and retail qualities were
somewhat lower while shipping remained steady. We
81 Is; do. at Toe 7sc and by retail at 76c eoc
LIxE-The market was Arm, with sales OF $50 bbs
common Rockland at 81 70 81 &c. do. lump at 81 90
cash. .f af 1nf. ..telr8 na f..as ~ asai y go
MoLAssxs was steady, with sales Of 225 hhde. Porto
R.co part at s5c and 100 hhds Barbados on private
terms. taH4 .ah NhNi
Provisions Receipts 21S bills pork and 218 do lard
The pork market opened dull and heavy reduction of
fen Of o nsy
low 500 So There total absence Of speculation,
and the purchases were almost wholly to meet the re-
bbls., at $50 so a $34 for mess CLOSING
heavy at at 500 so; $40 q $50 for old do, "a
The beef market was fairly active and steady The sales
700 bbls at 50 S12 SO for plain mess and $40
sl4 so for extra mess Bacon was duh and nominal.
demand ana firm The sales were 800 pkgs at 15c q
tic for shoulders, and DOC 23c. for hens The lard
Ths e %o at ana
price for small lots, very choice Butter was IN FAR
request at 23r 2sc for Ohio and 2sc 35c for State
Cheese quiet at &c. 15hc. for common TO prime.
PETROLEUM Receipts, none The market was quiet,
without not ceable change We quote Crude, 321sc
33c, refined in bond, 521se &c., and do, free, 70c
RIcE-The market was dull but prices remained firm.
were steady The sales Of raw Comprised, 700 hhds.
Crba lis1c 40, and 60 do Porto Rico at 12tc
l5c Refined was only in moderate request but prices
ToDAcco.-The business for all descriptions was fair
and PRICES were very firm We note sales Of 80 hhds
Kentucky, al 51Sc. a 10 1sc. r'ht t'h''HA r"AFe'
T.LLow -fhe fnarkrs was fairly active and prices were
firm. The sales were 10, 90 lbs at ll7sc. 12Ic
wooI.The auction sale yesterday was well attended
by manufacturers and dealers from ncighborng cities
The bidding spirited on the best conditioned fine
woods Of the clip Last years clip which was more
bury and not of SO good staple sold lower proper
tonste prices Coarse woods were neglected and sold
low. The sale, upon the whole, was considered salts.
factory. The collection Of Mcsza wool was better than
before offered auction in New York, and the
sale conducted with the utmost fairness The sales
comprised 1850 bales finest woods at 3Sc. 4l1sc