New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-14
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MONDAY October l3
AsHEs-There is no particular change in Pots or
Pearls but for the latter there Is rather more enquiry
The sales are few bills Pots at % 94dti % and within
Two days 300 bbls Pearls At 81 l23.
FLOUR AND MEAL The market is very healthy to
day and the demand is good from the home trade
All good brands Western hrm at S7t and some re-
ceving asking - "a There is further enquiry Tor
shiprnent but hear Of no sales An order in
ket for considerable quantity Of Gcnesee scratched but
we believe il not filed sales 300 bbls Extra Well
man at s. SIT. and 400 bbls Troy Globe" at - s1s
We quote Genesee fine mid6lings % middlngs %;
ship Stuffs 2 50aJ 90; Sour Western Sid4 %. Fancy
brands Genesee and ONO range from W 70 o. win
activity For Southern the demsndls ght ana pr
ces without, change We quote 75a5 w Tor new
GEORGETOWN Brandy wine Richmond Baltimore, &c &c
Bulk shp Stufs are l2al3 Sales 2OOO bushels
Troy ia cents and 1000 do second quality nne iced at
20 cents Rye Flour is very scarce. and werh - %
some small parcels Buckwheat Flour have been re-
ceived and held al 81 90 p cwt and half barrels
new extra branded Frost sold at 81 so each. The mar
ket is nearly bare Of Corn Meal Brandywine hhds are
held at sl4 % sales Jersey, at 81 15as2 e,i, Bag
Meal Is 81 lsiQ$l 81 for Yellow and White. Oil Meal
9falOO without much offering Oh Cake, thin, S25 90
for shipment.
F,sH-A cargo of dry Cod received today sold at mar
ket rates 81 56t02 62i cash. In Mackerel there is
nothing new Mr. Little. the Inspector General offish,
has written letter upon the Inspection Of Mackcrel, in
answer to some comments which have been made upon
the Massachusetts Inspection He says" For several
years past the Mackerel have been growing very scarce
ken by fishermen the present season, until The
arrival of vessels from Bay Chaleur This
Mackere have come on our coast IN great album
dance and have continued for Longer period than for
mery and very Unexpectedly TO the fishermen have Ia
ken the hook.very freely. This great shoa OF Mackerel
has been very uniform in size averaging about II inches
in length and apparently very fat more so in proportion
TO the size than the larger Mackere As the Inspection
Law of this does not specify the size or atness OF
the Mackere lover 10 inches In engh yet the inspectors
have cued the Mackerel as heretofore. agrecaby 10
I'D and hlftx
the three numbers, J. = and 3-making three distinct
qualities according 10 the provisions OF The law bat
the Inspectors have not made an equal distinction be-
the three numbers then they accountable Tor
the deficiency IL has been generally understood In our
community that these small Mackere have been culed
in three qualities and branded according ly-and the pr
ces have varied according the demand or estimated
value between large and small size hsh. Since have
learned that there is importance attached 10 the
size many places than TO the goodness OF the hsh IN
spectors will hereafter be instructed 10 make inc dstc
ton by brand upon the head All Mackerel branded
Nos and are OF the description called small size hsb,
unless otherwise designated by word TO denote the
size large have received great number OF complaints
respecting the brand No land far as have examn
ed into these complaints ind but few cases OF dehcien
cy the part of the inspector The Gloucester Tel.
egraph says tina fifty thousand barrels OF Mackere
have been packed in thai town up TO the LIST instant and
that the gross produce the fisheries of the place this
year will probably amount TO over halt million OF dol
lars.
COTTON-The market has been rather quiet opera
waiting for the Great Britain but the sales have been
500 TO 700 bales at steady rates.
GRAlN-Some parcels OF Wheat were in the market
but held rather above the views of the mers The sup
plies Of Corn rather better, but the demand good
and the market very firm We notice sales 5000 to lOOOO
bushels Southern 60 a6lcents weight 1900 do Jersey
Yellow at the same rate and 1000 bushels New Orleans
al 55t cents weight Canal Oats are in fair demand at
40d4 and sales $500 bushels Southern al "a. d31 cents
sale of Barley made 1900 bushelsa SO cents Rye
in good enquiry and 1900 bushels old sold 10 cents
Black eyed Peas selling in small parcels at 81 62t q
bag of bush We believe no Buckwheat grain has yet
been received.
WHISKY-The distillers have put up Drudge. and
sales of about 100 hhds have been made at "a cent?
advance OF cent II gallon. Barrels not plenty and
sales 200 Prison made OF "a 024 cts which is also
an improvement
HAY-The supplies are not large, and the sales only
moderate The range OF the market b5de5 cents the
bundle for prime lots.
RICE-There is not much doing to-day, but holders
steady at previous prices 81 5OdS5 % for common
to prime.
COFFEE-At auction today 400 bags of Rio were
sold at 'd7 cts The market is fully sustained by this
sale.
PLAsTER-There is but little arriving and the market
is steady at 5Os2 62 the spot and 50 90 delivered
up the river.
LATHS-Ihe market is steady at 81 so cash, p NJ.
with active sales.
LIME-we quote 81 90 y barrel with demand for all
arriving.
METALS-Pig,Lcad is held at 81 25 y cwt. with little
OF none here In Iron we sales in lots Of Scotch at
$50 so time and 100 tons edes at Ss2fton, time. En-
glish bars We quote at previous rates.
PROFESSIONALISM continues very dull and heavy.
To the trade we hear only of sales 100 barrels Mess at
$40 IS For Canada GOO barrels taken terms not
made public. Prime is nominal AT $40 IS OF old Mess
believe the stock is exhausted. Prime Is about 10
37i. For Beef there is moderate enquiry at 81 90
and s. 0Ods So A small parcel Of Mess sold At
S. 50 Lard is firm and wanted The market we be
lieve is bare of Picked Meats City Smoked Hams q
9 do shoulders Z do Sides s; do Beet 81 az cts In
Butter and Cheese the market shows not much change
We quote Ohio lldl2t cents. Western store -. ola;
Dairy lidl7. Cheese 5ld1 cents. with some inquiry
for shipment; bxs. 6d7; csks5i d6t cts.