The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-05

w heat continued dut ana nominal Inc were only
90 ME-
rather hrmer but business could be done
cssa " rs es I ra ps
went down g. &c under heavy offerings a. The
Su.Sss mostly Which ioseed se
al from 81 70 to for an.Ouns and sweet kiln ar.e
81 iOa 81 ?s for psme new mIsd Western, 81 q 81
I new p and 81 > ii Old FOR spring white West:
= :, =: .s 40 ,.: y .s "a
s Py' for We on also s.
terms. Oats were IL good dssna and prees were IT,
better the saIes about % OOo sa.hsls a s s4e
GUsNY BAGS remained dull and prices were nominal.
asss and 50 do, 10 Boston, at = 0''e' -
aDEs ruled dull. and we heard Of important SALE.
quote Ayrss, Is . lbs. sS!ss sis %
or Gs s q S @ i g Ro is Is d
is, g s.ns, s s & s.
lS,sc iae Ma'a%ero' 2 TO T q ios c a rs ys,s
Ie; Ss = is. srs:.is$ q
s s ss.- 90 zy1 TBS. ks rs s s se
= lbs zoe 2c and sierra Leone az e y. y lbs &c
Horsunder The limited offerings and fair demand The
market cantnged TO rule rm The sales were about ~
Hssr p continued duh, but full price. were demanded
HAia-ws noticed further sales OF iaooo he, Bucuos
Hsr was IL nodsrse demand and arm at q 90 for ship
ping and 81 81 a q - foE retail lots
LINZ nnchnget being steady and hrm At 81 70 for
' LaaDMspansS was qaie, sc. gold 50 ton. Of this
description disposed Of on private terms Other kinds
LsATnER-The demand for hemlock sole was light and
confined to prime stock inferior kinds, which constituted
Pnees Sowsser not essentially Changed though "a:
sns For oak moderate demand prevailed =. UNCHANGED
prices. We quote hemlock Buenos Ayrs., heavy, 70
SsG!sIas Sssv, 90 Soc %isdl. ss ?s s ssi sshi
DO, e. 2s,sc Oronoco, &C. heavy, &c 81 middle
and Weight. s 81 DO s0a ao eass se
%Idai. ds ss ~ light DO. ss 81 cropped or md
s's ' middle s LINT y 'ss rog Sses ss:s, &C.
ssss Ssss % S ws saes Gqs.
49, sss s,oss june iys $50 hhds Cuba ss;o DO
NAVAL srcsss "spiris. tarpsntine declined " L. per
% The m. ' SoS ss % u
about co ior i.s !. which shs
ss..hs latter price fos small ct kosIns continued IN
Ss ss ss for s S .s isg e s
l.. 81 nr y. nd,.d ss Ss :: - y I
and W do Wilmington rope at "a 80.
on sssS saa'' e 80 S,sn a. @o
.oS 80 DO Northern on private terms and IN Eds.rown
;aes have been made q bS. sperm private terms.
ds "a ,sss rs r = ss.s J. s. sT sssr,
Lard s ! sa c 'i red os:.
kinds I'd were steady :. previous aaoia,ons:
Ss' Tss
light and holders somewhat anxious realize and
70 speculate a any price The sales about 800 bbls
ut IRON w 10 vs. ~ for new closing at the inside
prices ga for old es for prime and ga s2l % for prime
mess Beef ruled steady, with fair demand sales $50
bbls ~ so ~ 80 20 for extra ei4 50 S2l
for plain do OF beef hams saes were made Of about
l20 bbs at 80 al fierce beef remained duh
nal For cut meats moderate demand prevailed the sales
somprs'ng W pscks9es 81 l1c. . l5c. for hams, aud
for the sales being limited TO about lbs short rib at
llSo The lard market continued weak and slight decline
was conceded the demand was moderated sales bills
12c l3Sc the latter price for small lots Butter and
cheese were dull We quote Butter-state nrkins
prime 6rkns and half hrkIns, c state welsh tubs
fair 70 prime, DO $50 western Reserve, good choice
lse nc DO common 70 good isc lsc Northern Penn
1bc 6tsc Do fair 70 good, lsc i6c; d. common 70
prime, 1bc loc Vermont dairy fair 70 good, Ice
PKTRoLkUn.-Lrudc copunueddulL and pftant sales