The New York herald., 1866-05-31
5000 tons

90, 900 tons
Tn next sale will be in the last week Of the ensuing
month. There is q steady increase this compared with
last In the amount OF coal brought market over
the principal lines The Lchigh Valley Railroad carried
a. 5S8 during the week ending May 26 1866-an
Of H. tons over the ng period OF
1906 while the business for this season amounts to
tons against $50 AS tons for the Of 1896
The Delaware IAckawanna and Western Railroad carried
during the week ending May 20 50 TBS tons and for tho
season $50 $40 onsan increase last year on the
l3s, ,7s3 tons The amount sh pped over the Leh Oh
Canal this year 769pS In excess Of that year
70 same dae and the receipts Of the Delaware Division
sponding period In 1896.
FHwoHTs were frmcr for corn, with more doing but
mcnts To liverpool IA 600 bushels, at axe ESQ
bbls tar at D. Cd per steamer 900 bushels corn at
3D. To London $50 tons olcake, private; per steamer
80 hhds taliow at 25s 800 dry hides, at 40s The
charters were:A bark, TO Jamaica thence to London,
private terms ship, to st. Johns thence to Liverpool
RUSSIAN % ship 70 ST. JoSns deals ss brig 70
$4,000; eight ten vessels COAL from Cow Bay, G. B.,
81 50 brig from Jacksonville to st. Thomas lumber,
$1; schooner, from Rondout TO Boston, coal, % 25
one from Roudout to Salem 81 80, and q schooner to
Bucnos Ayres on private terms.
LuMsxR.-450, 900 feet Eastern spruce realized e21 .
s23 and Il, ,ooo feet pitch pine timber a. t3s
IAras were irm We note salo Of $4,000 Eastern, 70
MoLAss s.-The market was quiet and we have only
TO report saos Of $50 hhds. Cuba clsyed on private
terms
NAVAL sroprs Spirits Of turpenne we're In light do.
mand, and prices were trine lower, though without
Quotable change Small sales made at 00kc. 97c,
but arge lots could be purchased al 92 o6c Rosins
steady with sales OF $50 bbla at e3 Is So 20 for
common and % SO for strained Tar was quiet at ~ 10
Ors -Linseed was quiet at 81 81 81 50. We have
no saes to report Manufactured was In demand at pro-
PncvI Ioss -Recepss 2ol bbls beef 80 do pork, 81
packages cut meats T27 do butter and 57 do cheese
Tho market for pork was irregular, with downward
tcnda Inns 10 upriat nU
10 900 SSis at $50 50 q $50 81 for new mess 90 rs
future delivery. 1000 SSls now mesa for June July,
buyers option Beef continues steady, with sales Of 100
bb at SIC t21 fer new plain mess and e2l so ~ 50
for now extra do. Beef hams were quite nrm
Gu, meats were In modcnis demand We only heard q
sales u 500 packages at l2,{c. isxc for shouIders
ss ~ For d ssrs v e
the market continued arm at 19c 22kc, though small
lots sold q 22xc, with sales q s2s bbs Buttss
WAS dull and tending downward We quote Ohio at S0c
aoo and state soc lsc. Cheese was steady si &c.
2Oc Al the afternoon board the business In pork was
moderate, a. Irregular and declining prices new mos
oosng heavy at $50 SIX $50 so, cash and regular,
wish saiss OF 5000 hbs new mese, cash and regular
and 1000 bba for june, sellers option, tho latter At
PxrHoLHux Tho demand was rather better but prices
for all kinds favored the purchaser Sales effected
o. 2 800 bbs crude st 16kc &c, and go bolA ~
lversble in September, at tscI. buyers option.
RIcn -wo notice the sale OF 100 bags RAngoon %
svols.-Thc demand for raw continues modsrase, but
prices without essential change fair " good 70
nn,ug Cuba muscovado being quoted at lexc. l0kc
vado At lie l2c chiefly al the former price Refined
vas quiet M l6kc l6kc. for hards, l5c l5kc fo1
soft white, and ltc. a1&Hc. for soft yellow:
WHsKFY -Receipts, 100 bbla The market was mors
active and priccs though not quetably higher were
shade armer The sales 600 bbla Western, ipGlud
ing 10 bbls in bond, ~ 70; the balance ai u ~