The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-30

ties-partsculariy brssdssu-a decided advance VI.
established On Change there an aotve demand
for all brands OF nour and prices favored the seller 70
the amount Of l5c Csc Per Dbl wheat improved 10
| 90. corn &c. a &c. Oats were steady hye uf"ol'
Barley rmer Pork closed at $34 co. cash. fof new mesa
Beef steady Lard heavy at l6c Tor keste rendesod
Buttsr and cheese quiet Petroleum duh and lower In
the sugar market lfe but prices were sus
| tanned Coffee more active at full prices Dry
goods were quiet Naval stores generally quiet, and
| freghts dull and nominal
Now outstanding continued heavy receipts and that
trade remained very slow, rmer feeling prevailed In
the market for CATTLE though prices not quota
bly higher Extra cattle. however. scarce. and
full prices we're readily obtained Ito being top price,
Good cattle sold at 15c 16c and common at &c. l2c.
Mich cows have been In fair demand for the Southern
Market and in view OF the scarcity higher prices have
been realized sales being made high $50, the
range being from $50 to $145 Veal calves without
decided change the demand being fair and the
market firm at lac. l3Kc. for PRIME 12c lsc.
for fair to good and &C. loo. for inferior Sheep and
lambs, despite hencreased receipts closed rmer under
fair demand few extra sheep sold at exc. exc,
and lambs at &c. szc The hog market has not mate
rally changed, though decline OF 1c per h. has been
conceded but at the close the market rather more
steady at LOG 10Xc for prime heavy Western corn
fed and exc lOc for fair to good The total receipts
were S5s beeves 100 cows 1917 veal calves, 2ssSs
sheep and lambs, and q, 4s1 SWINE
MISCELLANEOUS
Threats OF vengeance against the members Of the
Canadian government and court which convicted Colonel
Lynch and Father McMahon freely made in Ottawa
and create great excitement. These threats and Mr..
Stewards letter the impression there that will
in the Fenians hung. Tho excitement in
this city also continues be very great and appeals to
the President and threats aga inst Canada are heard IN
all directions. large meeting Of Fenans was held at
Buffalo Sunday night to express indignation at the
conviction Of Lynch and Mcmahon. Colonel Starr .
Fenian officer who fought at Rdgeway and General
Sweeny declare that Lynch held rank in the Fenian
army.
The trial of the Baltimore Police Commissioners
continued yesterday, the prosecution closing the case
No rebutiug testimony was offered by the counsel for
the defence who given until this morning to procure
witnesses The is said to be virtually decided and
the Commissioners will be removed and new Board
appointed Immediately.
JEFF Davis health is declining very rapidly that
Governor Humphreys recommends the Mississippi Legis
lature to petition President johnson release him
bail
General Grant is anxious that General Sherman should
assume the portfolio Of Mr. Stanton In order that he
may have the hearty cooperation Of the Office in
the work Of recognizing the army General Sherman,
it reported does aspire to the position; and Gen.
era Grant hopes to have General Stedman nominated
for the position.
General OrIega has written letter to General Sheridan
complaining Of his late ORDER in which no intimates
that the has overstepped the bounds Of his duty
The Government would to consider SO to- 1t
reported in New Orleans yesterday that Sheridan had
been ordered report Washington in consequence Of
his late positive action relative 10 Mexican matters The
from Matamoros represent that the Cortina and
Canaes quarrel still RACES but battle has a. yet
likely to take place. between tho two Cheftains. 1t is
reported from Washington that Macmillan sent all his
jewels to Europe when his wife left Mexico
Ristori appeared at Boston, yesterday, ana made
great hit as Mcdea.
The Mohusch bands of Utah Indians have surrendered
TO General carson at Fort Garland, Cal.
Green Clay Smith, the newly appoS1ed Governor Of
Montana arrived at Virginia city on-Ooebber4
The Canadian Parliament has been prorogued until
December IL.
Miss Fanny Seward daughter Of the Secretary Of State,
died at Washington yesterday morning.
Fairbanks scale factory at Baltimore, destroyed
by fire yesterday. During Its continuance, three romen
were badly injured, two Of them falaily
A iunatIc named Allen, living in Taghanic, N Y,
choked his wife TO death Saturday night