The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-25

5000 bushels at !, % IS fer amber state "a 10 san
for straight No c1s,ae s:gng sosng g l 3 y
- N tor do sichssl. oern decidedly hrmer :sll;
s9.gss ss'' g e Pr5If Wsisa .ps
81 81 FOR as s wsse aseus go sp:ses
do 81 81 white Southern Oats we're active To-
about c bushels ss mostly q Arrives s at s
Wss closing A. % Rye was du but sssd The S Mes
sesd aies S 90 bushels old canada IVES. on private
~ f s
wee without material change The sngsgemens WERE
had
s. is 5spsrss oS iasSss xSsss pI
Glasgow. steamer % 800 bushels wheat at Sd To Ant
s 81 S5 LARD q 3 o Ss
ia n a S sS ' ssa Eas
s Gss q sr fss
a's S9 aasst er q s
opHNI Corn Small sales were made here AZ 2Se. In
SSssy Sac. Ss ss sassssp da and no@ipa ),
IDn note sales Of l6 bales Rio Grande TO
YiS S %srie. was moderately seye and quite
sc aold as!3 dry COX and cow q lbs and
$50 geo bs on private terms Total STOCK Sept
ogs unchanged in value and the demand was fair;
and arm shipping quoted 7sa &c. and retail lots
Was M s ss .h'u
market 70. both Scotch pig and Aer Tss
E I'll ,ss &C. s. sr d. s': ss .p
Glengarnock in yard and s42 50 90 FOR DO ss ship
st
stock o.k though rather active s ne%c s
middle, sSaea 90, do light ssss seIso q. Cal
DOR sh n.asy sO do 0rnoso
s good 49, a.mas ss IF e. ss sa
Do DE- sS s..yv e DO On m shs 5 40 d.
lisSt SEC; 4es cropped, heavy Isc do d. %:
I %Gd hea s &C. d ao do sG ne M
iishs sc ~, DO. bellies. &c ssa - .n,,.,
and prices ruled 10 Buyers favor Sales were made at
were s Snsssased at ss7
-Eocsspd va. steady at previous prices viz 81 90
LEAD The business was unimportau. Ordinary foreign
NoAssssTheTe active demand and the market
sS % Rl se sale. " ds ahd Il 1cs o
first hands at CSC sc 4ss do d. 2s hhas y ,ierces
BY auction hhds at 6s &C. and 40 DO Cuba
NAVAL tusnii9s rsn1lssd quiet 1 gs,
almost negeetea prices in buyer favor, The sales
" DDS S 81 I'D DO soGd sF nTiv e.
at sss'l OF tar and pitch no sales Of moment were
wss e only sale T ys
Il 81 IN easls and BE. Fish o WeTe auc
steady al former prices The sales lin addition to those
whale 100 do dak Norihsrn clloraie sat e
81 a. Cts dsiied led was quoted Csc .'.'''' w
Sf os s S co. market connad u
81 s sndaG Ms a. gallons The @
li0 hbs light straw TO white at ac and $50 do standard
Srous FSadcp5a ss YSs
generally full prices Sales 90 bhs standard white at
n do II IL a
Do to December at sic ana 500 do DO for
Paovsoss.- Recepts7 bbls. pork u do lard. and 20
there but tie Sse aGp e In e
boon board at ~, si TO- cash ana regular The aes we're
2 ro
aGF @ saa R ssd
ss ' .s s fs ps s d. H. for beef ezra and sss
hams Were sui neglected and Son!nsl cut meat.
bacon %a: with ls sale.
prices ss we SS' o~s salss SO sni. At M s and
steady and iSc lSe Tor common e shgss
bond at s gold closing at SIC $40, gold Carolina
sucAR..The market FOR raw active and armer,
% were r Porto eo p
yste TERMS also !ie bo1e. at lie Nc Refined was IN r
White, and iSic. 1850 for powdered crushed and
ln.eed wa. moaerssly active with sales
50 s. 81 saes a9 s we're ra'n0rcd at 50 30 limo
we're % Sa Sss ef s do and 80 do
Ayres within the range OF our qeta ons Deer were Ia
exc Matamores a26c. Acc. Vera Cruz 4)c. axe;
800 Cape Csc Sic Deer. fonduras Vera Cruz Central
American AMI ssll blc; San Juan 4oc sqe; Ansosura
SAfr-An Descriptions firm: sales were made
q Sa.hs and Prizes Ts;s
tons 50 .5 ground So IS ami turks leland Sc eoc.
srIcFs We heard o. nportdn saies previous prices
demanded for all kinds, however.
6%'., gold
prices; sales - g lbs at lfc l5cthe latter prices for
uerces; also $1,000 do gre AZ s74o Ike.
dsLI9w was wi,hen decided change The sales were
lrv rlg wa, firmly held a. former prices. saes from
BIZ, currency nanca was quoted &c, gold, and Eng
sh 3c gold. OF the latter 20 pigs refined brought 25s
boxes r. G. G. charcoal at 50 SO IS.
roBAcco.-Both Kentucky and sccdlcef were freely
Kentucky SIC 49,. III Connecticut seadleai
soc ac % DO de- At 100 10 DO old tennsyisana a. loc
Yara Inc sales were rs bales ., 75c.
wuskEr- Receipts Sti ebs There was no important
bond were made at Ssc &c.
Woot-Tbe amount Of business cousummatei In domes
m ret much depressed al Kinds but being
bic at rather lower prices Toxas and California woos
would be Obliged 10 sccept Of slightly lower prices Foreign
was inactive but prices were unchanged meeting Of the
Ss0 oo%as sy will s rS on s rsn
domestic wool win held ihe sales l5)90 lbs
s sfSs Il 90 a. as sa I'D lo % p S at
% pss @ S .uS g'5 S S is For s .psl
sheops and Sc 40c for lambs 900 DO California at