The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-02-21
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Rye hour (superhne) .............'.'''.. 4 10
Corn meal, Jersey .'...'..'.''''''.''' IA 4 co
Corn meal, Brandywine puncheons ....A 90 "a ov
The demand for wheat continued very modera,e anu
tendency Prime qualities were steady The sales Or:
prise rs 900 bushels at 81 SO for new amber STATE 81 oV
M o. for Milwaukee S oHS 81 81 IS tSS SasSs at
74c for unsound and T5c 7Se Tor sounu mNou M,ss
Oats without special change .ne mArx Ws
was rather 6rmer IL anything. Rye was steady we
note sales of 5000 bushels Western ut SOC BARLEY was
steady bat rather inactive. Malt was dull ana nominal
CorFRR-The demand continued moderate, though
fair iobbny trade was and full prices were realized
No cargoes were sold. 80 900 bags Rio and Santos
various descriptions is estimated as follows by Messrs
Gunar Arden Co. Total stock OF Rio coffee In the
Ssw in NsS sa
more 1000 bags in Mobile and 500 bags In Savannah
CorToN.-The steamers news was favorable ieadiag 70
active export and fair homo demand at advancing
pricesthe market closing very firm at our snb,oined
quotations. Tho sales were 8 600 bales We GuOssex
S Saaas .: ::::::::::: e 3 9 .
Pax'aH usus trsshts were moro active but ala
concession from previous rates The engagements
were-ro Liverpool 800 bales cotton at el6d "a.
and 300 bba rosn at %. 3d. 5000 bushels corn tlast
500 boxes bacon At 2es 500 erces beef a. ss 3D. 500
do lard at 25s. and to Bromen, per steamer 1000
NAVAL sroRHs.-The demand for rosins was mere &C
ns pale selling rom a 70 SIS Common grades
were firm at 81 six 81 50, with sales Of 1900 bbis
We also note sales Of 4SO bbis strained at - 10 - 90
pres Nc 500 No. sd '' from Du 80
to $12 The stock Of rosins Is diminishing fast, and
trupentine also frnor and with somewhat limited
supply; wholesale lots In prime order were taken at 9Oc
turpenno was rather quiet but prices realized
we note sales of 500 bbs on a basso 81 Tar was de
BY Gay to S sn sa
reme Pitch in moderate request for consumption
at S. a SIS So
PnovrsroNs -Receipts l. O43 bbls pork S04 pkgs cut
meats 40 do lard and 348 dressed hogs The pork
market at the opening was dec dedy rmer ana prices
demand subsidized and the Improvement was partially
lost, closing at s2S 56H cash and old moss
closing $2s cash The sales were about 600 bbs at
$40 so $2l for prime add $23 S23 so for mos.
Also for delivery from until May inclusive sellers
was irm, with sales Of $50 bills at Sic $40 for new
plain mess and $40 so s24 for new extra mess Beef
hams continued quiet Bacon was in better demand.
We note sales of 1000 boxes at 1916 1870. for Cum
bertrand cut and 1910 for short ribbed CIT meats were
da and dropping The sales were aSSns 1o ar
hams The transactions In lard were large and prices
ruled higher The sales 500 packages on the spot
sellers option at 1876 a1SMc Butter was firm at 2Oc.
35c for Western and 33c 6Oc for state Cheese was
| steady at 16c. a 22c
| suGAR.-The market dull and prices wore nomi-
nally hc lower, closing heavy at The following quota
tions Inferior to common refining uba at 10xc. lie,
fair to good do al Ike IIXc fair to good grocery
do at 12o 1880, prime to choice grocery do at i2Ho
1ahc., centrifugal (hhds. and boxes) at lilo. 13c
refining grades, Porto Rico, at 10Mc. 1lKc grocery
grades at 12c l4o. The sales confined 70 about
$40 hhds Cuba muscoyado at lilo 12,c, and 05 hhds
The stock embraces 1853 hhds 1881 boxes oe,eol
bags, and SO melado.
unchanged Tho sales about SO hhda kentucky at
from 7c "a 1867 and 20 cases Ohio seed leaf at 100
SoS Sn me sr %aTk o. was au
ing 60 bbls, mainly at So 81