The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-21


g. 81 Louis low , ezra. ....'...'''''-'-'..- va
ST. Louis choice double extra 0oa 900
s 60 ous c chocs ana fs, II 50
southern superhne and extra. 60a 500
California -four sacks and bbls., ...-...... 60a $50
Corn meal city. s
Corn Corn meal RIrandywne sSoa s2s
No. Sisssaaiaf he decline in sold and Re lower
vss opened strong under speculative demand on
m q their making purchases and the bulk Of the
Sssss's Il: 'iss
'G na g
Ss% wa g GS sq 81 q e ws
were 70 900 bushels At $50 ae for Western mixed with
. SSs sPs q SI and
were 1000 Sasssi. Western oi
Barley and barley malt were s dull and prices were nom
FIsu.-The market for most kinds was quiet but firm,
supply, - and though the demand ., was moderate
siss Ss:: ::ssy .. ss' arg
ssd T .so :s' s e oa n ss At Gs 90
for large No. and So 80 $40 for medium DO Smoked
Ss1a :sss ss while picked ash
5 IN .s, .. quiet the sss sVI:
as%ssa "a, s% Ssas sasSs
1 4s.s = n
1sS ss:' ssss: ;ss :sai
-
81 Si saa #
200 bbls cspacy 70 Porto Rico and back At 5ee bark
SSA H,s;s: 4:
ssss in. z E 4. VII s
70 Continent with
sn viii
SAs sS
park from sSs port he Baltic with SS. psro
.s s Ss ss @
va. a. at e. s S': ss s sus
iOo do and Ts%p,co &C. sS do in bond bon ,.a..
sHsA ' e;
HAY.-The demand stn toerably active, and the
ket was steady at the quotations published In our last
HIDEs-Tne market quiet but steady at the following
u iDs Montevideo. al Is iSs c Co.
o a as' s'o s S5ssds &c. e. s
MIA e rs lbs lssc soc Central A%sr i ls 81
sa Vera Cruz. IS & Tsmpoo. % s' - Ss
o @ ra,s s,a Ss 1Sc @ 81 and ss
same time last year. 10000
changed in value holders demanding prices Sales were
Of EnSn and the
can was stu IN light bs: held a; u prices, s No
4nss %s. oms
d 90 do No. and 200 Grey forge private terms OF
LsApPig was in reques. firm, the sales being
the @ s I s and 81
LRATiER Hemock sole was st in light request bu. un
changed in value The stock Of all grades except heavy
daI but Unchanged We e~Hemiock~ Ayres
heavy ssc SOC sr ID do do middle Sc &c.
Do d. nidas, Soc ssis do DO isS. So DO
ao
weights e ss do poo. SS%ssed Ho 2G ss DO in
middle sec a44s; do light &c. &C. 90 cropped heavy.
"a sf sSss g. Asex s g. $780,
&C. % s f So ssS
.uIpsnt1e Tor xhlsh however
e % S, ana SSRRaSS S The
t sh %s' and
! IT, Hs s9s s's 3:
% i d. d. . g.
II = !. = = R%sf
mington tar was quiet, but steady at $3 l2H 3S2
OILs.-Crude whale quite steady, with sales OF 7b0
bbls Northern at 81 o. Southern quoted at 90c 95c.
and bleached winter at 81 15 OF crude sperm there
sold about bbs In lots at 81 20 81 3d. the latter
being generally demanded at the close Lard steady
with OF 70 bbls at 81 40 81 ID for spring and ~ As
81 81 for winter Menhaden was In demand and the sales
81 49, with sales of sO gallons private terms Western
Elaine steady nj 8c.
package: ss @ Is d. IA sss.n
but restricted by the increased rmness of sell
ers who demanded $S2 62H S32 rs for mess. No
wholesale lots sold, but about TOO bb In retail lots
disposed of at $50 IS for 6 so 1917 so for
prime and prime x2o 80 for Western mess, and
S3l rs l 80 for thin Live hogs dull and nomi
nal arrivals $500 head, which for slaughterers
only. Beef continued In fair demand at steady and
sales were made of LIS bbs at S8 $l2 for plain
mess and &l2 ZIG for extra do For beef hams
there prevailed fair inquiry prices not differing from
yesterday The sales l76 bbls., 20
$50 Western and Southern fierce beef still dull and
nominal at 20 1875 for prime and $25 1871 for India
do Cut meats quiet but firm, with sales OF 30 pack
ages within the range Of lSc l4c for picked and dry
saed shoulders 15c. l6c for smoked do, c lSc for
picked hams and 2c 2O1Sc for smoked and bagged do
Bacon dull and prices entirely nominal For lard
the msrke, was quiet and heavy though prices
about 800 packages, at r7Hc; 1910, a. zoe. for
No. l to prime steam and kettle rendered. Butter was
dull for all except good to prime which were moder
quiet with fair receipts the market heavy.
We quote:-
NEW CROP BUTTER
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