New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-21

Lemons $ as to IS per box The sale Of the Fruit
per Thomas Il Benton postponed I'LL tomorrow An-
ot!,ef cargo arrived yesterday
PROVISIONS-Nless Pork is still heavy ard saies OF
$50 bbls have been made ST. a II is freely oEelsg a.
Sll -, although selected lots could be sold al ,l.a'
Prime is moderate demand and steady att 'o' o
sales 400 bbis at i3! 5o3. Old Is scare -,s -
! brought CO. Old Mess Is nominaily sio 30. @ @
been an improved INQUIRY for Beef and about .'o os
been taken all TO 90 GU; market, at 20 : ~ 70.
| aud 90 for Country. a LOT OF oo Dois = @ NV, ~ I .
brourh S. 90 There IS InqaIy 10! hio, pnt M NO
,rca ,l s.xa Rp.er has sold 20 the extent oi lou or
200 nkrs Al &c; Good Diaries ~; Oraasr oo",!' ~
pals l5a l6 The demand for Cheese has iHp'oTT"' anu
some siderable lot, have been taken Tor export near
-, - nGc jx.s new a, q 5i cents In Picked Meats
We IF a.5 bbIs at cents, and 90 do Shoulders at
| 81 Smoked are very duil.
A,n,.,, Jn!y lo,-we have no change to note In the
nr market to-day The transactions are limited We
co,s Gsg.see s. S5,l2 Ohio and Michigan Sis -.
Brrr.Lo July 1.-THE great number Of vessels in to-
DIV from the West with such heavy aggregate OF Hour and
rim has COMPLETELY upset the market, and precudes the
possibility fxinr any range for quotations Wheat ranges
from sS TO 81 cts, toar 81 - %
Although our arrivals are but little half the total Of
July ISL, toe aggregate Q! wheat IS only 3333e bushels
and the flour Is a4 bbls below ta, heavy mouth and that
comparison with last year. the excess Is astonlshingiy
great.
BRrcHrov July ia, marker, e95 Beef Cattle, 20
Cows aad Calves $500 Sheep aud 100 Swine.
Pr;ces-Br4f Cattle-A small advance effected on
qualities. We quote very few at St-15 So
first quality $3.50 st62: second quality, 81 Sl.25
tillfd quality, $40 sl.25.
Cows ard Cayes-Saies at SIC, $40, S2i and $50
Sheep-Sales Of lots at so, l.75 50 and 225.
Swne-No lots sold to peddle. At retail from d
20 &c.
SAVANNAH in the week ending the 18th inst, the re-
ceps OF Cotton only 3G3 bales against 1895 bales
cleared in the time sales only reached to about 300
bales prices ranging from j: for ordinary 10
for good fair Upland Sales OF Rice at 81 S2 Per
100 ihs Corn GA 20 cents. Sterling bills lo lGo
sight checks New-yorl per premium. Freights
70 Liverpool 1-l6d per d. for cotton no vessels up for
IIayre.
RICHMOND, Va on the III; inst; there was no change IN
either Tobacco Corn or Flour since our last quotations
No have Vet been made for Wheat wagon
load Of red Of inferior quality sold at 81 10 per bnshe
New ORLEANS, July 1t-Cotton-Ihe stock Is too
small for transactions OF any amount-the small sales
that are making the former quoted prices, follows
Louisiana aud M;ssssippi-inerio a cets ordinary
81 middlirg. )? g.; M;ddling fair, 81 u: fair, $
good fair, 81 81: good and fine. 9! 10.
TobaccoMulct dull prices rather looking down which
10 per lb for K to for second, and to o'
first.
Sugar Moderate demand and rather higher prices are
asked. We quote q cents per h.
NloaSses.-Fair, regular demand; sales small
Fou-Tie demand is limited. and holders are rather anx
to sell. Wequo Ohio 30; avorite ST Louis 62a
75 hear of sales Of Ohioat 373 but 80 is
about the current rate.
Corn-Prices are looking down. we quote 3s 40 cents
per bushe in sacks.