New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-25

feet the other 5000
.story brick house and lot 80 James. ST. ls feet
'front.' l5S rear 80! side, and Sol the other $500
Markets. Carefully Reported far The Tribune.
TUESDAY. March. q.
AsHEs--There is bu, little movement in Ashes. and
no change in rates Small sales of Pearls making ut
81 37t aud 80 10 bbs Pots at 81 for Old and 81 U6
for New.
COTToN-The sales today have been some 300 to
400 baleS principally to manufacturers: The market
may now be considered TO have settled at &c. decline
,ince the arrival Of the accounts per Hiberna.
FLOUR AND MEAI.-The market is very active
pday and do hear Of more than 500 bbs sold for
sbipraent. This taken for Londen at IS SO. For
home use and the East there good inquiry We quote
enesee and other good Western brands IS So Eastern
hepht quoted at l00l2t The stock of Flour in N.
York year, given In the from the Rochester
usper should have been 2 900 bbls instead of % 600
bbs Flour shipped to Liverpool ut ls Cd sterling.
NewOreans is S50S5 % without sales of importance.
Ii Southern there is not much doing but the market is
firm There is little 10 be had below s. % We quote
fair brands 50 l2t ass p. Sales 500 bbs. Howard
81, for shipment 50 l2t. Rye Flour in So 50US3 10
with fair demand. Meal SO 7i0S3 so for Jersey
Brandywine is SO 02i hhds Sl6. Bag Meal 81 25dSl
BIZ buckwheat is Sass In bbs 81 III bags, and the
market nearly bare.
The following extracts from letters received 10y
the Department of State nj Washington
Extract from q communication, received by the De-
partmept of State dated Stockholm February IT, 1886
slt d now feared that the hoped.tor exemption OF
Sweden from famine that ia scourging Northern Eu
Will not be realized. arOuuu StuCkuOui,
and ia Southern Sweden there ID at present no great
scarcity provisions but during the past two weeks
sad have reached the Government OF great dis
tess in the Northern Provinces This will occasion,
however no abatement of the Tariff upon foreign grain
hi probable however in consequence of the high prce
Of -four that few cargoes American breadstuffs would
yield good returns.
Extract from dispatch under the date of January l.
1916 received the department oil state from the United
States Consulate at Odessa;
The weather here has been remarkably fine and dry
for some time past and until the present moment very
Little Frost and yet snow neither here nor In the
immediate ne;ghborhood which Is absolutely necessary
for the security of the next crop Freights have been
considerably elevated for some time past IN consequence
Of the scarcity shipping and the late demand for grain
from Holland, Belgium, and the ports oil the Mediter-
Hnean.
"Thc number OF ships of different dags which have
entered ports in the course OF last year. amounts
TO 2O2 and the departures to 9-eaving in port only
II sail The quantity OF grain now on hand amounts 10
about s5i goo Chef beieg equal 10 1lt quarters
EpcshO the price of which WAS hut few weeks back
as high as u "a rouble equal "a cents per chet but
has lately receded the present quotation for want oil
demand from abroad.
Extract from dispatch under date OF Cousantinople
February 1876 received at the Department OF state
THE inhabitants of the European and Asistlc Provin
ces are suffering greatly from the want OF grain Its eN
pora,ion any part OF the Empire until next harvest
has been strictly prohibited and that which yet remains
in South Russia (here the crops have also failed from
of rain is greatly increased in value and boarded
up with hope advanced prices in England in case OF
favorable change III the Corn'La~s
GRAlN-We hear OF nothing farther doing in Wheat
for Shipment The market is firm. There is some IN
sury tor shipment. There was some demand for Rye
and 5000 bush arrive were taken at sOQSot conts-
Another parcel of 1000 bush export negotiated at
e cents but the sale was not made. Corn Is without
change We note sales $500 bush North Carolina w he
and $500 bush Yellow private terms and 2UVO ouSh
NewOreans at 81! cents. VT. Oats are coming IN by
the river and selling at 43Gi5 cents Sales goo bushels
Southern at i03 cents There has been some movement
Black Eyed Peas and among the sales is one OF oUU
bags at IL cents Z bush.
wHISKY-The arrivals since the river opened reach
something 1900 bbls of which half has been
ordered into store The market Is nomnRlly 81 cents
but 100 bbls State Prison sold al 2Si cents.
HoPS-A sale of30 bbs Western sreported at Albany
for Philadelphia at 20 cents, delivered here.
LEADING notice sales 5000 pigs Missouri at cents,
imon,hs.
TEAS-There is fair business going on al private
sale mostly in Young Hyson aud Blacks The trade are
buying The cargo OF the Pan ma will be offered next
Thursday.
FRUIT-ssles 1900 boxes Bunch Raisins on terms no,
made public.
MoLASSES-Sales Of Neuvitas, in lots. making
q, SO cents.
RlCE-The demand for shipment is light. For home
use small sales making at the previous ranges
as so, the latter tor strictly prime
PROVlSlONS-There is q good demand for Pork
several orders having been received from Canada
prices very arm. New Prime would probably brn:
$40 but there is little here For 1000 bbls new
Meas Sll 80 was offered, receivable when the cana
opens. On the spo, i; could be bought at Sll So We
sales leo bbis old Prime 50 so and small lo
Duchess County al $40 In Beehive note sales 25l
ses City Mess at So % We quote Prime Beef S3GS5 80
with sales Mess 81 75GS %. Beef Rounds - D. Small
sales sour Beef al S3GS Terce Beef Sl2 3o6S4, ane
heavy Picked Shoulders RI ii cts. Hams 500 CT
Wequote Smoked Hams 5! G95; Sides 7Gp7! Shoulders
666t; Smoked Beet CT cents. We note small sale'
Cheese AT 7iaS4 cents the latter for fine. Butter i
heavy. sales 10 fsir extent. We quote Ohio 9iGl1
Western Dairy l2Gli cents. Lard is dull Sales !.
ebs Inferior at q cents, and 10, prime kegs AZ 1T
u First Ward.-At meeting OF the Democrats
Wing Election. Of IN. Wnrd h.ld .t