New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-27

'1ke mas been IN active dem4ud. and
ports Of The month cold fun prices with fi ia "a per
ION paid for LOT Of NewYork rsr tim round inc new
have not yet been landed
lead IN fair demand al current rates with Continued in
qniries for export.
m Ois are 10 steady demand and Sperm j. looking up
here Is no American Lard OIL here and our home presssrs
Keep me market well supplied Whale Oil duty free
our quotstions nominal as there il none here and
efforts are at present being made TO establish Joint Stock
Nhaie and Seal Fishing Company As Palm OIL has pre-
recently may mention that past weeks sales amount
TO about 30 tons al t33 los. to So per ton.
POrt-A speculative demand has ed 10 better pouiry
Or ths Mc than we have known lorsevert months aud
sales 81 existing stocks have been progressing gradually
improving prices while al arrivals Of New have been al
once taken al fall rates Owing the certainty Of shor,
supplies from ireland II probable that prices Will
sther improve snd tai as spring advances, brisk de-
however, certain TO meet good market paying prices
Stock 3lst Dec 1913. sg barrels. Prices ga Od.0es ID
i isi1 SEQ SEQ s: g g IS q: q 4
Roe has participated the improved value Of all articles
OF food and large purchases hsve recently been made for
gradually ana steadily taking TIE place OF potatoes at
many tables aud we believe that higher prices may be
anticipated as consumption increases.
Rosn-ln steady demand 30 bbls very hne sold al o.
Sd per cwt.
SesdNO transactions report other than the sale Of
700 hhds Of Od Fsxseed at 46sai. per Imperial quarter
for crushing For Cloverseed there inquiry but
TO The future range OF the prices Seeds 1t idle pre-
sent to offer any opinion We can only state that on the
Continent the harvest OF Red Clover is general repre-
No reliable quotations can be given In The absence OF actual
business but the prevailing idea there IL in favor ofs very
low currency and we see no reason for advancing our
quotations of probable value Of American 1t is to be
GREETED that with the demand suddenly appears and
suddenly closes for the season, before we have time to ad
wise our American friends Of actual prices We only
say that At present DO Clover Of any amount remains
over from last season nor any Faxseed but uch az may
be IN ireland and whoever ships the earliest viii proba
bly, be in for the best of the market Timothy sold very
Sfare5-Whiie Oak Hogshead-stou Slaves for Cleav.
Ing, are inquired for and command tl3 { IL per NJ
Oiher kinds are In very limited demand
ToHowAs the amount OF supplies from Russia became
matter of greater certainty prices improved and Of
The arrivals Of American have cold freely from the quay
an advance OF - TO IS on our last qut aons consumers
continue TO buy freely. The possibility of Government re-
mitng the Excise duty Soap has been rumored should
such be the case, farther advance on Taow would result
tie discoursging results 10 few
dae. TO become Of fr'traie importance The present
growth much greater than we in this country have gen
orally an idea Of being upward ofsxiy millions fpounds
weight at the lowest esimaie far exceeding their domestic
requirements Ii is important TO notice the great weight
OF The Fleece which Is nearly double that of any other
country producing similar Qualities and when we con
slider the facilities for extending the production there
for export will be very considerable. Moreover appears
that Of late much attention has been directed 10 the subject
In The Western States Win this view as Offering to some
extent more profitable return than the cultivation Of Cot
ton and when IL stated that one pound of Wool nearly
Cotton worth Cd there ia every reason to expect that e
trade Will eventually prove remuneraIing The receipts
last year below the previous the consequence OF
former shipments generally not having been attended with
advantage but this is accounted Or 10 some extent by
the indirect channels through WHICH
and their inferior condition most until they
with care, better washed, aud more evenly
X traded, little prospect ola profitable result The
greater part hitherto received has been so deficient In hese
essential requisites that purchases have been attended win
extreme hazard the BUYER which has operated much
q gaiDst their sale.
During the past month we experienced increased
vy in the Wool trade, the Manufacturers and Dealers
have been buying freely in anticipation Of improved de-
msnd In the year. and q considerable business has
been done In descriptions Of low Foreign Woods OF
somewhat improved prices the stocks on hand are unufu
ally light and the present high rates OF Freight viii leLd
keep the Market barely supplied with Woods for some
time.
We have a poor assortment Of American Wool on The |
present. and the Imports for the month til
fling O36 bales The few sales reported at late rates
Good Combing Fseces inquired for, aud would COM
mand a ready sale. Yours, respectfully,