New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-07

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FLOUR AND MEAL-The demand today has been
good and prices firm. with rather an upward ten
dency. IA far learn. the sales are 5000 DOS prime
Geuesee for shipment 81 % and 5000 70 1000 oos Tor
;he East and home at 81 OFT Eastern buyers came
in freely 20 day We hear OF fresh orders tor hour
5y the steamer Southern is - 62t q 81 10 with suU
bos Howard ST. Ssles 300 400 bbs Meal at s. az
Expor; from Is, to 5,h May, 1922 obls wheA, Flour
GRAlN-ln Wheat we hear OF nothing doing Corn Is
rather plenty and scve Sales 5000 bush Southern
90, cents not for export Yesterday sales Of shout
1000 bush Jersey and Northern made beyond
What we reported supposed for export Sales 90 bush
Rye n, 6o4 cents del Oats srs dull ESpor; from LIST
to 5,h May, 40 bush Corn e7o5 DO Wheat ; 1880 do
Rye.
WHlsKY-We note sales 900 bbls aoi cents.
HOPS-Saes ~ bales at 20 y cents for Eastern AMI
Western.
NAVAL sToREs-Sales 80 bbs Spirits Turpen,ine a,
20 cents cash which is lower The stock OF Turpertne
here in yard is 30 eco bbls the az for consdera
Die time past sales Of moment or arrivals ot conse
quence hsvins taken place for severs weeks NO price
can be given with certainty An auction sale was ssmp
ed mot the ordinary OF selling this srncie) our
discouraged By the trade and the sale WAS stopped
Tar continues inactive with small sales small safes oil
North County Rosin al 90 cents and 1880 Wilmington
6S del. City Pitch al = boL
PROvISIONS-Pork is dull to day. and we hear OF no
operations Provisions excepting 100 bels Beef hams nj
s. = bbl Export from lst 10 9Th May JAY Dds beei
76s do Pork 2c35 kegs Lard
OII-No,hng doing in Whale. Prices OF American
Ln,eed unsettled City is hed al % cents prime
Country So CASH there Is but little Foreign IN hrst hands
An invoice OF 900 70 Palm just received. has we IN
derstand changed hands on private erms-ireui wheh
sales are now making 81 cash 500 hall chests
Florence brought 81 10
TEAS-The sale OF the Cshotss cargo to-day, was
well attended, but wen, OF generally without animation
All the high grades Greens showed decline ON the pre-
vious sale The Blacks sold well. The low grades by
son sold only trifs If any on previous rates Tue
cargo nearly all sold The high grades Hyson sam
I, IA. b~i,y In
the Panamao sale.
TALLOW-Is In fair request, with sales OF 10000 10
City for export, deliverable this month, u, cash
HIDES-We notice sale. 500 dry Florida, g. 8 mos re.
ecDg water damaged; $500 Southern about -! cashi
400 California 200 Ss and SEQ Rio Grande on private
terms.
FRUIT-Sales hsve been made OF o000 bxs Bunch
Rssins at s. 2o1S2 25.
FEATHERS-Sass have been made within week Of
1000 Il inferior Western % cents 1000 10 fair ~
1000 p good est and 40G0 10 prime, 80 ali cash.
FISH-D-y Cod are plenty and dull sales have bee n
made Of 1000 Quintais at something under 81.
GROCERlES-FOr the last three ddys-Thc market for
Coffee 10 active. but prices generally are without
variation except for Lagusyra which is little lower
The transactions consist OF oUOO bags Brazil (hcnding
invoice Of 400 bsgs private terms Al u MA cts
200 Laguayra u as 100 Java IL 800 do part -,
$50 Cuba, ST. usual Time and 500 ~ Domingo, o. u
cash There is change n the price Of sugars but the
market i. rather dull The sales 500 hhds New Or.
leans 81 al cents; $50 Porto Rico bfG7l Genus 200
Cuba. MOI }UU boxes Brown Havana part
70St; 200 White do yG93. mos and o2nJ Gags MAMMA
fIr retiuns did not learn The market for
Moissses especially for the lower grades extrem-iy
dull prices have still farther declined cargo Of Ma
sold Is snd - Tor selected sweet
various parcels sweet in lots, 1920 with at le3
90 hhds and New Orleans 80; 255 bbs 3Oi; 80 hhds
Porto Rico 2jD2s; $50 Cuba Mu'cuvado. 26i, mos
and $50 Neuviias terms we did not learn.
LONDON, April ls 1876
With regard 10 the prospects for wheat and -four we
understand there is general expectation among the
trade that large supplies will be- wanted before snOthsr
harvest round and that good prices will be OBJ
tanned but any shipments should arrive here time 10
secure the turn, good harvest In this
ry-of which there s up 10 this time. fair prospect
would render The result OF operations arriving here late
in the very precsriOus. and nothing but def.
Client crop would give late arrivals fair chsnce of
markets Little doubt appears 10 be entertained that the
corn law will pass House of arament. and II
So there be little doubt that the change will be ia
vorabe importations particularly IT, in ibis and the
corn growing countries Of Europe, the crop should
be superabundant American hour 10 quoting 2ss,
2es per sb in bond Canada - 033s du y paid
LIVERPOOL. 18th April, 1916.
Since our last circular OF 7th inst, BY the Great West
ern later from the United States OF still erea
ter falling off in the receipts Of Cotton upward OF 800
600 bales conrased with the previous season. have
given fresh impulse 10 our market and iArther ad
vance OF fully ID. per To-
Two DAYS ago an advance of I'd In some instances
realized but the demand has been lees active yesterday
and 20 day and shade more in favor OF buyers The
Tor the SnOeu 10 -
bales OF which 5750 were Upland 81 s. with 20 81
IS 040 Orleans al 81 1850 Alabama and Mobile r, 81
s. and $50 Sea Island AZ i: led per ID. About 10000
bales of it taken by speculators and coo for ex
portaion The business day is estimated ~ coo bales
OF which about COO speculation and 300 for
port Fair Upland and fair Mobile quoted aid, and
fair Orleans Sd. per 10.
The import into Liverpool since the st January only
$40 coo bales sgsDst $50 OG0 period last year
The supply from the United States 1924 600 against 49,
600 the previous season The stock In this port Is e't
kafas Uafnaf taafv
period The stock Of American Is about $40 co., being
a decrease Of 10000 bales.
The money narke. for commercial purposes Is rather
more easy and the of Cotton trade Manchester
TO- Is mentioned In ast 10 a some W hat iayOra
Bile position than few weeks sgo, which the reduced
estimates OF the American crop have greatly csntr-
bufed.
The Corn markets have not materially changed
Genesee Flour in bond dull d, 26s an Philadelphia
offering a, PAS. per Dbl. without finding buyers. Free
Canada 3ls I'd 33s per bbl Indian Corn tree 35s
Sos for yellow and 37s 3es for white per quarter Of
4a) lbs The value IN boEd Is about Is Cd per quarter
less
There as length been transaction in Tur2entlne,
1900 bos have been sold yesterday asshe reduced price
Of 6s. per cwt-
LIVERPOOL April 18th 1916
Our Flour Market is 10 very lnsniulare condition
at present and Is likely 10 continue until the fate Of
,he Corn Law shsll be known. Notwithstanding the
rety oi opinion respecting that have cuey
confidence Of its being carried and ifit should may
then pect active demand 10. Bonded Wheat and
Flour, mi-rs and dealers very lightly supplied
Free Wheat and Flour Is In improved demand and
Canada Flour inferior that Of the United States IL
saleabe az 32s c23s De. barrel Bonded (M c. is dull
Of sale a. present at 26s per barrel"
HAyRz, I-,h April-7A IL
The sales in our Cotton market were Yesterday 800
baies half OF which speculation az still prices Ala
o'clock P ~ We received the intelligence brouzh, from
NewYork by the aibernis steaner which will no doubt
be productive OF steady demand and farther anen d.
tnent N prices, as The shipments port continue
Light.
About 400 bbs Potash found buyers at 3if for t sort
ls45 and 3lf for i3 Little been done IN other ar
rces and the marie. Is generally dull
sTocg, April Is
lsi4 Is45. 1856.
American. bales 300 900 e 100
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