New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-16
Markets. Carefully r7orted for The Tribune.
Fanny Ian


FRIDAY Jan IS.
AsHEs-There IL more activity and the sales of Pots
reach 200 bbs at 81 and Of Pearls so bbls at 90 The
market is a little hrmer.
COTTON-The sales to day have been full 5000 bales
az very full prices The purchases to-day have been
pretty general and IL is supposed mostly specu
lation. We heard Of one list OF Mddling Air Upands
being sold al cents v 10 and another list OF 500 bales
Uplands at price not made public. The business Is
done in view of the January steam bringing accounts
Of considerable advance in the European markets
Holders daily demanding tring advance in price
and only sell when full rates are obtained Cotton
freiehts 10 Liverpool very dull at 5l6d y - for
square bales.
FLOUR AND MEAL-The demand for Flour is still
good and prices gradually improving. At the close
today II was not easy 10 find Genesee below So and
many holders asked 5 624. The sales about 5000
bbls at 5065 Sc for Ohio Michigan and Genesee For
the East II inquiry lie light Most of the purchases to
day were for export or New Orleans some 200 800
bbls round hoop sold at l2i as 37i Southern Is do
ing little better Sales 500 bbls Georgetown at BIT
and 300 do Howndst on the dock at l2s. For
Meal the inquiry ia fair. Sales 1000 Jersey at
3 s7i. The market Is bare Of Brandywne hhds. Rye
Flour IL 00d4 l2i. Sales at these figures. Shorts
sac cents. ship Stufs l20l3 Fine Feed l6als cts
GRAIN-A small parcel new Southern Wheat sold at
l02 cent? and small lot Genesee the market at
lis cents Corn samples were rather scarce to day and
the market without change Sales 5000 to 10000 bush
els Southern at 73d75 cents, the latter for prime
White. Sales 1900 bushels Barley for pearing al "a
cents Rye as before, s5ds6 cents Oats are hrm.-
1
White Beans l2tdl %.
| WHlSKY-The market is perfectly stsgnant. The
last sales of bbls at % f23i cents Drudge nomi
nal at 70 cents.
| HAy-sales 500 bales cut OF store at 56d62 cents
LEAD--Fsrther sales 5000 pigs Missouri have been
made at 4 3It cash
SPIRITS TURPENTlNE-ssles are reported high
| at 42i cents v gallon.
OIL. CAKE-We notice sales 20 or 50 hhds at SO
cash for thin oblong.
BONE-Sales 5000 lbs Northwest at 34l cts. cash
COCOA-A parcel of 200 bags Para was taken for ex-
port on private terms.
GROCERlES-The trade are buying freely of box Su.
CARS in the place of hid Sugars The market for hhds
Is about ic lower. Sales 1000 boxes Brown and low
White Hsvanss at 6a7t cents cargo OF new Cuba
Molasses sold In lots at q cents. Coffee is heavy.
TALLow-sales $4,000 lbs inferior at : cents, cash
Prime is worth 81 cents.
FLAX-we note a sale OF 20oO lbs Western at cts
cash
RlCE-There IL more activity sgsin and 325 tres
sold at s7l 25 for ordinary to strictly prime includ
ing 40 tres at the higher figure ali for export.
SALT-Ssles 1000 bushels Bonaire at % cts mos.
wOOL-About 10000 lbs Fleece have been sold dur
ing the week at steady rates before quoted We hear
Of nothing doing for shipment the speculsons that
way have resulted badly. Holders are generally firm.
PRoVlslONS-in Pork there is not much activity to-
day for Immediate delivery Some 500 to 500 bbs sold
Mess sale made of 1000 bbls Mess at II IS buy
ers option 80 days. Sales 80 bbls Fork Hams Wnches
ter at 81 cents, which is an advance Hams held
Z. cents Beef Is In good inquiry. Country sold at
Ohio at cents y 70. Tierces held at Is CO. Demand
at sl4 90. Lard 10 scarce Sales 500 kegs Ohio to
arrive via Baltimore at 81 cents Dressed Hogs 5!
cents and no, plenty. Butter is in good demand q,
10 Is cts for common good snd Is 020 for choice
Western Dairy Cheese is quiet at q Ell cite in casks
and boxes.