New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-05
Observation-Disclosures.

PrOyisions-Amerlcnn.
From the Circular of c. & }. kirkpatrick Oc! Is.
Since our Circular of the 4h inst have had more
doing in American Produce in general
The approach the end of the season. induced
the holders OF Provisions 10 meet the wants OF the trade
freely while the light stocks in first hands convinced the
dealers they could not expect any reduction IN price
In BEEF and Pork have had sales 10 q fair extent
at our late quoations-te limited stock here will
not be more than sufficient 10 meet our wants until the
first arrivals OF the cure while accounts from
Ireland warrant to expect no supplies OF importance
thence.
CHEESE is and has been extremely scarce the entire
arrivals been under 1900 boxes. which have been
sold by auction the full advance quoted in our last
Within the past days we have had Two OF our most
important fairs for this article when there was full
supply all OF which was sold at an advance oil
s. 10 As per cwt Early arrivals from the States will sell
freely and from present appearances and with the pros
porous state of our working oassee and the hsh prce
of Butter likely to have high prices, with an e
| ira heavy demand through the season.
LARD continues extremely scarce our arrivals are un,
der 500 kegs of fine quality which sold at iJs OIL anu
would now command is To 3D. mole.
Our stock of TA1Low is unusually light the price has
gradually been increasing that 42s 3D. would now be
rot for States and if OF fine quality US. I'd to a.
Owing 70 our late uviccs from tie River Plate, HIDES
have met with very free sale and sales have been made
to considerable extent at I'd advance with prospect
of being well sustained. ASHES have been taken freely
al 2i for Pot and 2s Cd 2is Cd for Pearls the stock
now in first hands is much reduced.
HEMP has been extremely dull the last sale OF States
formed upon the market AT ~ ana even AT this no
extensive sales could be made.
LEAD is scarce and held firmly for els at which sale
could be found for quantity. No change in the value oil
OILS or BEEswAX.
RICE continues in good request the business trans
acted is on small scale owing to the very small quantl-
~ for disposal Good bold grained Patna would bring
81 DER evil and fine brok, is worth l3s per cw; md
ding white may be quotet lss cd to lss Cd per c"t
SATPErRE.-Thc demand has considerably increased
and the sales 5000 bags of air Description NJ
| 23s Cd TO 27s per cwt.
SUGAR-A very good demand has been experienced in
! pr;ri= pCss
sold at good prices About 10000 bags Bengas have been
disposed OF ABS iGs per cw for low yellow and is
TO 4s for low TO good white The Foreign market s eN-
tremely dull aud quite neglected so that no transactions
| have taking place during the past week
| TALLow remains firm advance has been expert
enced The sales are large, p T. C. at lbs Cd to AIS per
cwt Odessa at Ais Cd 10 42s per cwt North American
of good quality realized 42s Cd to 49, and hne South
American 40s to Ais per cwt
TrA-A better feeling exists for every description OF
Congou bur Greens heary and depressed the mar
| ket firm.
TopAcco-The market firm. and full rates obtained
Very little Western Tobacco sampled. but such good
and all generally than previous import We make
! no alteration in prices
Woo1-We are indebted for the following remarks to
Messrs Hughes and Ronald Wool brokers. Liverpool: =
The public sales of Wool still going forward IN Lon
don There have been fresh arrivals OF the trade and
prices are reported have somewhat improved during
the last few days particularly for comblng de-
scriutops which have time remained neglected
! There has been very little low Wool offered n the
| London sales; what has been sold has been at gooa
nrces The demand in this market for the middle quail
| lilies Of low Wool is very heavy the better sorts are
more seeable also the lower descriptions ior DOM OF
| which there is some demand for export