New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-15
m,rt,,,.. .cla.rvrr1 REPORTED ron ZEE Tnr1USI


The market IL better for Pots; sales Of 100 bbs
.,5fsd575 Pearls are steady; sales OTIS bbls a. OF
COTTON-Is dull and prices rather easier; 90 ba-s
have changed hands His impossible 10 enecI srge SAFE
FLOUR AND MEAL-Our market for the low grade,
Of Stsie Flour easier win disposition on the par OF
~ snusfor, TO realize There more doing the shsf,-
menL New-OTesus 10 more freely offered and Is IN lai
demand Gales OF 100 bbs > fOr good brands ~ ana
round hoop Canadian quiet 81. The sales OF 10
nestle resch 5000 bhis ncucng The New Orsans a. -
a 623 for No 2 superhne - - 81. for common 70 sira
sac s7ld . FOR Michigan and Indiana and % a. 10
for pure Genesee Fancies and Extras hrm Olt qei
soulhernis heavy. the supply - -Sceds me wants o nc
frsd The saes are 500 bbs al ~ Tor mixed 10 good
brands ard 25G5 g.! for fancy Rye Flour j. scare ana
er firm ssies Of no bbs al III Corn Mea is buoyanL
sses OF 80 bbls Al S3d3 % for Jersey "a for state and
3 for small los Of Brandy~Le. buckwneal "a scarce
and + salsbe Al 5Od26 100 bs, end S5d5 81 for bos
GRAIN.-There IL nothing new 10 Wheat. the demand
is very light for milling, and here s no dsposOn 10 force
sales and prices nominal at l8l = for Genesee %
a Os for Ono l2idl7 for Michigan and o. u for
Canadian In bond Rye very and Is In moderate
demand ana prices Dominai a. Id7Sc Oats are ea-
ser Sales OF Jersey 47Gcoc, and Northern al 7O0oi NE
LATER price for canal Corn is decidedly lower, the large
receipts prospect has Influenced the market uniaVora0y
The sales reach eOO bushes nclud 5000 bushels 10
arrive On private terms and On ne spo az Iuc oI ne"
Western White and Yellow. There Is old here. Cana
dian Peas selling at 20 T. 0ushe Barley IS nominal
PRoTisIONs-Our market for old Pork is very heavy
and inactive is and IN demand, sour Is sale
u lsi0l2 IS for Old Mess and s for new Mess, and s5
for clear llS74 al II 4ic y sosr Mess Tor sour Prime
esq 50 for Rumps, and % p for Old Prime Bacon u
10 fair demand Sales OF 80 600 bbs long Mddes City Cut
al TIC Dressed Hogs IN demand al SC Beet s frm.
Sales Of $50 bbs al 100O for Mess and 81 $50 Tor
Prime Prime Mess4s dull al Ia 50G SO dealers waiting
the steamer Beef Hams firm sales Of 200 bbs a. SIC
Lard il steady but very quiet Sales Of 50
bbs At SIC old is firm at ia8c Butter saeabe.
in part for Philadelphia Cheese is dull at 5ta5ic.
We publish the annexed communication in regard to the
Hog crop furnished by locker on, and shall tomorrow
give an extract from the Moyvi Eagle taking The other
side Of the question
Looking al the unusually high rates prevailing for Hogs
in the West and the suppOsltOn that such tales
based The expectation OF decreased supply compared
Win st sea,on the attention Of those interested In the
rsde is asked to consideration Of the following fscts
There why the supply should be less than
last year Neither The obtained last for Hogs
by the farmers prices Of throughout The year
sOrdng dscOura cement their keeping up their stocks
2 The census returns shows that The number Of Hogs
in the country varies very little from year 10 another
The quantity packed IN any season being dependent not on
the whole in the country but on the prices pad by
packers ano the prospects Of the provision market for tho
T6eslock Of Hogs in the West estimated al Is OOOOOO
The quantity packed last season being about 100000 or
u T. Ct of the whole stock The price for tho
son throughout the West having been about s. IS per
100 lbs
T. Assuming then that the quantity OF Hogs packed in
each year governed by the prices paid dnnng the pack
ing and seeing that the average prices Of this
will be IS Is z Zoe lbs PCT than the average
of last II seems probable that the number packed will be
over rather than under l2P CT Of the whole stock
From present Indications much less quantity Of hog
puon being naturally lesened by high rates while the
STOCK of old pork held is much over what's usually
hand this period Of the The quantity In New
York alone s about 600 bbs equal to onehrd ofhe
whole receipts of the past and which held at such
prices az wi prevent It's passage into consumption before
the arrival OF the new cure from the West
Another important consideration too s the decreased
export that Will take place under high Of prices
So opinion be formed the export Great
Britain will not be Onehird ofthst Of last year. which
equal 10 $50 98 6ols, made up OF the following items
Pme Messfork Dds 556A
Bacon &c ...................fos S6,l59854-l5O,799
Lard @,O5s,Ns
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