New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-17
PRICES TO-DAY.


H HtSntic. S55ls toSH ; Is
To-day business estimated at 5000 bales t2O specu-
lson LEGO expotD the market closing steadily at full
No novel feature has occurred since orr last calculated to
alter the position OF either buyer seller and each pusues
his opinion % the future the latter willing 70
the profit attending arrivals the former seShilg it
prospeotiyely Spectators still evnce confidence and nave
bought freely the trade ever jealous Of beog concerned
have followed up their purchases Though not 70 such
liberal eXten more as pee iuonary measure than from
TO characterize the market until something definite IS
known of thu extent of the present and the prospects of the
next crop. Various opinions entertained as 10 the
quantity held by spinners bS some Is considered to be
very Others think has been pretty much consumed
After making allowance Of per cent for II quantity
Of dirt and waste and deductng cent for difference in
the weight ,, this seasons bales inclined to think it
will not way materially from 10000 bales, which s not
than five six weeks consumption With our pres
ent stock and what we knOw TO be on tie way and es
mating the yield at SOOO bales Uwohrds OF the residue
tins country) nothing warrant the
pectson Of material advance or little to fear from any
aIked decline in present rates. The sccumuang )uu
of bullion in Bank and the expected further increase
the serious attention OF the directors IN order TO
prevent its ding the circulation of notes and much OF
future prosperity will depend on the channels this ows
cheerful cling prevails in the manufacturing districts
abou the business doing not of an extensive chara ter
which u,uslly the during the Whituntde holidays
The ant Of confidence visible in the early part Of last
month has cba ged Chiefly by the movement IN Coton to
more state and hrnef prices, IN the inner de3cnp
ions Of Goods andy arms while tne heavier makes are still
depressed emo prices uIIemuneratirg 2.
prices both WHEAT ard FLOUR have exhibited declining
SYMPTOMS, with OF y moderate demand INDIAN CORN
bas e6varctd 10 So for yellow and 81 for white quarter
but holders being anxious 20 realize these rates are noong
er obsin,be At todsys meeting the attendance was but
mooera and all articles were rather easlerto
10 the extent Of 40 y 20 10 FLOUR 03 y Dbl, and
INDIAN T. quarter. We refer TO annexed tables Of
imports exports, prlces, &c
AsHEs contuu, in steady demand at p for Montreal Pots
and IL TO % for Pearls percwt.
BARK-Wiihout any safes to report prices are firm at 81
per cwt for Philadelphia irsts.
BEES WAX may be similarly reported upon at 81 per
$500.
LARD firm in price, with sales Of about 80 TONS at 5ls
to 80 6 per cwt.
TALLow is worth 80 to 81 per cwt. No sales
TURPENTINE and SPIRITS or TURPENTINE are sorce,
and would bring 81 for the former and ~ to ~ Tor me
TARA parcel of about 100 barrels realized II 8 y b5l
by auction
REsN sells readily 200 barrels having changed hands at
for common amber. up to l0I for fine T. cwt
RICE is unchanged in value without any ranssctlons 10
report -. one !,
Os continue scarce and sell in retail only at ss6 for
Sperm eS5 to &s8 for Whale, and 45 TO 10 for Lard,
tun Yours respectfully WRIGHT, CANDY X 90.