New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-28

FLOUR AND MEAL-The market has not been 20
animated yesterday but the quotation is without
change The transactions have been about l2poO bbls
At e7l 6s7 for Michigan and Gsnesee for export At
the close GeDcsee offered by several sellers At 81
The sales yesterday under rather than oveTstated
Freghts have advanced TO 6s I'd ais for Liverpool
The demand for Southern has taken yesterday and to-
day about 5000 bbis GEORGETOWN, HOwsTdst, Brandy
wine, &c. al jOd6 75-the market being held az the
close at the higher price There was also sale OF 100
bbls Richmond City extra 81 -. In Meal the uaDtac
tons have been very large The aggregate sales OF yes
erdsy and to-day not less Than 1900 bbls New'Jer
sey, Pennsylvan and BrandywiDe on the spot and to
arrive at various mesup 10 May. The sales range from
so to l24 mostly st4 1895 Sales 400 or 500 bbls
Rye Flour Al 50uf IS Export, from Let to 2th Jan
uary, Wheat Flour, l0S6l0 bbls.
GRAlN-1bc market has been active for both Wheat
and Corn aud prices have still farther advanced Inc
transactions in Wheat reach 5000 bushels White al
f0dl52i nearly all for shipment, and 10000 bushels
Mixed part at 1876, for milling In Corn the sales are
mostly arrive and reach 10000 bushels new Southern
aud Jersey at 90 up 100 cents The larger portion was
bought at IS d95 cents Rye is nominay 20 cents but
to arrive be had less For Barley % cents is asked
and that is offered delivered. The demand for Oats
has been large and 10000 bushels have been picked
at As 46 and upward Export from LIST TO 26tn January
Corn 372 5q6 bushels Wheat l372o2 bushels Rye,
1916 bushels Barley, 534O9 bushels Oats 2l'222
bushels
WHIsKY-sses 100 to 200 bbls a, "a cents. Drudge
lie held at p cents.
RlCE-1he market has been very much unsettled
since the Steamer arrived and sales GOO tres have been
made at 25 10 7i cents advance The sales have been
mostly of the medium and better qualities The quota
tons TO day are Common 62t, Fair 75d3 &C. Good
S4d4 l24, Prime 4 25df 80. No sales have been made
over 37i Holders are very firm
TALLOW-A sale of 5000 los Beef Marrow has been
made at 7 cents, cash.
sEEDs-saies 100 tres Rough Flax, for crushing,
- %, cash
FIsH-The market is dull Dry Cod continues scarce
without arrivals. Scaled Herring sell readily, and but
few here
FRUlf-A few Bunch Raisins have sold in lots al 20
y box halves, 80 cents quarters i5di7i
COFFEE-The market though inactive is without
change in prices The sales include 1000 bags Brazil at
7id7i cents 600 Java, % a l0 on time and $50 st
Domingo OF 0Gs. cash.
SUGARs-Tho market has become little frmor, but
in prices we have no change to notice The sales in
cude 200 hbds New Orleans O. at cents 30 do Car
lied, si0Ss 600 boxes Brown Havana j4GH; and 100
White do a az, moe.
IRON-Molders of Scotch Pig here have raised their
pre,cnsons, and S3i ds35 mos is now demanded by
some for best brands Nearly all the Sgedes recently
arrived has, learn, been taken up from ship and
holders now firm at So for common, and ssOds9o
for extra qualities
uIDESLThere have been sales OF 1000 Matamoros,
supposed IL cents " n, something less than mos
credit 1000 Orinoco (neary two weeks since, but not
then repOrted0 about lli 100 Texas, q mos and a
few dry Southern sdsi, rejecting damaged.
PRONlSiONS-The demand for Pork is still good and
the quotations improving. Sales 1000 TO 1000 bbls have
been made at 10 25dl0 so and IL 1913 p for Prime
and Mess closing at the higher rates. We note sales
500 bbls Winchester Shoulders at - cents, and leO
tres Hams at a cents Export from st TO Goth Janua
~ Beef 1928 bbls Pork 5.lsy bbs Lard l6,592 kegs
The II. Louis Republican ssys-" We have taken some
pains ascertain the number of Hogs cut up IN this
city and the opposite side OF the river. mp TO the
present time, and lind that is does not exceed 1900
head which is material falling of from last season.
As learn there about 5000 head ye, to
be driven in the greater part OF which have already
been contracted for OF those already crtup about one
third were with the exception of the Hams and Shout
Sers rendered into Lard and the greater part OF the
others wnre put for the English markets
The Hannibal Journal speaks OF the season as about
closed-prce az 25 About forty wagon loads were on
the Illinois side unable in consequence OF the
intense cold About 200 head OF Cattle had been cut
during the week-prices 81 25Q2 p lOOlos
At Alton Jan & about 5000 head of Hogs had been cut
during the week which number would have been large
y increased had II no, been for the extreme severity OF
the weather One lot OF 400 head sold at 81 70 and
several other lots at 65i The sale drove OF
400 head 81 6s with bonus OF some 10 OF IL cents
q head. There was number Of droves in the vicinity
OF the city and the pens quite full.
The Msysve Eagle says The number OF Hogs
slaughtered at the Pork Houses in this city and vicinity
during the of l6i5. 1900 and during the
season just past s50O-showing falling of Of 400