The New York herald., 1871-01-17


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Southern family Is le %
Corn meal Brand WINE VINE ...... ..'...... %s
BY as @ T %
Tf S' sgSf o oG Ths .pns :ns:
ss' sn ~ and hSst 50 e, Ds1 sassos Corn o S., active
4 sa,srs Sc sss e. new ysio.
hs being very u Su. there Was no particular
Snsnss % Il s oross fo few small sale: made =.
f9s sss Sss & sYc 70: Sss
Sp.sS. Of soaers n resrs m e ! business consdsb ssss suc
for choice BARLEY ma. dun and anchanssd 1000
oUrn!Ss oonsinu.d dun and nominal lsc ls,sc for
'fs sne ~ heard SS tS or Ssh Ss p,.
fe1 s9d hHn" n & &C. % do for u;s Sc ilc do for
i1 sS and but few sale.
TsTs made Prices % from &C. to 6c for common to
HAY.rhe demand was moderate, but there was no par
Is,aI sl ii long rye straw s 50 81 81 short
oLxssssfhe market for foreign was without activity
The Sen h; Sn for
sSs H rom ass &c. ssr price sfts
sss rsnnr sna %sse
d. gossry sSs aSc Porto Rico, aoc 66c.; English
NAVAL sroRrs-rhe market for spirits turpentine
q 70
s aS s ss % 5
dun sad prices nominal 81 i7S - sss while
sss @ s.a. ss''' No. 900 sb. S
81 and = 8 :: IS ssr gale pale. W 9ass s
and window glass. IS Is 81 Tar s; wa, dun and
wss %aaera obbtug demand at &c.
slc IN . casks Other kinds dull. the demand being
ss: gS; 20 ssI; and
sas %s. ss aa s.
ing aSs In Ii. a s
S. The The @
S 81 Siy %f:s fsf me ssS
.pS Tsss sss
March ss:'s the .'f5s
h1 .asp ws s @ .a a1t city
@si arrival. SsSs for Of s &ss ssEs es 5;
al % S a ARss sss 30 Ss Ss wss mSrs sss
seqg ssf q full prizes About go s sold
5
Ss beings & ssF @ Rs
asked, asked, especially e, picked hams. which were
Il ID tIsssdas SEQ ss to sy %aHsd t Ss
IN a tssaed III lie m M Bacon sss mas
in good dem and comm.nded rather hisher figures The
s .sss
S s @ .4 s va. e1 mos ass .na at 5ss We're IsS
higher a.. for both spot and future A. the close
on na for a%s'e1 III. sale. s
s.ss. also s 5 % Jsnsy at
& S DO e o M % a. @ and 300 d. for ao a
higher figures There sold $50 tierces at
2c l2s for steam and kettle, including 100 tierces the
PErsoIEux;-The market for crude, in bulk wa. still
light only for small lots to supply immediate wants but
ssas & for e @ s@ a Hsss ss Sas4
insss were SMALL Crude IN sO' was dun and
no
Of ss As =:
be % .os % 300 Ss Which prize .%,
PSsdspss during S.Isnss q sh,s
s private # nHs The srs Sssd,.
1000 cases on private terms There was moderate
@ The IN Wa qS the se h e. os M
,nss and the higher prices asked restricting business
At %
sas 1ss s.s; zoo % s
the
o prime very The s sa &
terces sold within the range the above figures
sUsXn-The marEe for raw was fairly active and prices
@ at s .ss
ssc lla4c for Cuba and pemeara; also $500 boIos
ss.,e grsss sas. Hsrd H iss.s,s
sA ss ss s1ss .s s S M
SS ?sgs sss's g 1s
soss: f"a pacs sS0.s s Sos
1910 l2 e1.c 9zsc do, ID 10 is, i0.c lO,ic; do iS
to ls, llAc. l2c.; do. ~ to 90 l2sGc. l3s&c do
white, l2c. l3c. Porto Rico-Refning grades. &c.
' held Z c at which po. 90 ton.
were sold the market closing strong Timothy dull
nominal at 10 % 49, There were sales of inseed, which
quoted at 81 30 So G2Ic., gold, duty paid.
sTEARINE good demand for future delivery
prices $50 terces sold February l3c
prime lots on the spot were quoted at 14c l2c without
sales of moment
TALLow.The market was moderately active at former
prices the demand being chiefly for export Sales
lbs, nj 8tsc &c., chiefly at the latter price for prime.
WHIsKEy.-Receipts, 2Jb bbls. The transactions were
small but the market stronger, closing firm at 934c,
with some holders asking 9ic There disposed 200
bhls. at &c 9SAc.