New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-20
FOREIGN MARKETS.
Wright, Candy IL Co.'s Circular.

Per Niagara No. 81 CHAPEL-sr., March 5, 1881.
Our Circular adrcss of the 27A uit reported our Cor
and sales of 5000 bales Since then two steamers
hss the Ga S b.
confirm those previously to hand, viz light export: to
pors with NO Accumulation Of stocks at dc
and prices tending upward There accounts. coupled with
ss districts and the late heavy drawings rsm our red
soc9 have impaired more rmness and holders, IN meet
ing the demand freely have insisted on ss'rem, prices
tons ID h. above last weeks rates have been etsb
lshed particularly on qualities middling and upward
which arc less abundant thar the lower grades
The total sales Of the week las de- in anaered
:0% 70 e bales o wnss s9 Are
American OF which spectators have taken IL GAO aud ex
change Of wind has brought ir several ships during
the past few days. and the import amounts to s's bales
The sales 10 day are ssms cd at coo bales including
oG to specgs'oIs ana OoO 70 siP.ser,, the MAKE.
.o s n any, saS
Prices TO dayNew Orleans Far, SD Middling, Std
Ordinary. 4sa4!d b; Mobile Far sd; Msdlng. sd )
Ordinary iaiid y 10
The opinion that present prices are not likely undergo
much for the remainder OF the lads maay
advocates and certainly the elements strongly ia favor
Of this feeling the large consumption here aud ia
America tends very much confirm IT, but the fact that
large exports Of Goods and Yarns continue to be sent to
ovetocked sbro must not be and al
though money is plentiful uhe bullion Bank Of Eng
land amounting to heary l9mhons) and easy great eau
Their late extensive purchases must be holding some
amount OF stock, although we believe they have also
den on hand for more than the would cover but
~ hitherto. depends much the result Of PAST ISL
and the al OF orders which will take time
develop. Political other may Interfere to de-
range future prospects, but not among those
apprehend serious evils from such causes.
A fair amount of business has been done this week in
shs manufacturing districts considering that spnnsrs &C.
are under engagement for the next month
and the difficulty of placing orders Yarns
In extensive demand at full prices, and fer Goods
there improving inquiry though they do not parlic
pate freely the advance.
week and without changing the value Of WHEAT there
ceems disposition TO extend business therein Hoders
In instances Sd to 3D. Dbl decline has been sub
med to- In the face Of spring supplies the market has
adownward tendency. Owingto direct imports into Ire
land the demand for INDIAN CORN has absed, and late
prices are scarcely supported.
ASHES coatnue in good request and sales OF about 300
bbs are reported at 2s Sd for Montreal Potts. and 27s for
Pearls.
BARK il without va,is ion price with moderate sales.
BEEswAx in retail demand at G6 l3s to E7 IS Vt.
CLOVER SEED supports late prices and ~ good naury
sales comprise 20 bbs at SIS. to 60s. y cwt.
TIMOTHY SEED aud FLAxsEED, no sales.
LARD-For want Of stock, the transactions are limited
and sales confined 80 tans at 49s 10 sos Cd cwt
TALLow "A good business has been done AZ prices
faLebk Hom Sss 70 SIS. cwt ,, -,
TURPENTINE.-Sslss of 600 bbls, good rough, have
been made at o. Sd. to IS. Cd. c~t.. ex store
SPIRITS OF TuRPENTINE much wanted as. c~t
for British has been paid $500
TAR 10 still held for higher prices than buyers are wni
tocorcede and consequently sales limited at Os Cd
RKsrN-l 500 bols. have changed hands at &c. Id up
&c. 3D., according to quality nae Is scarce, and macl
wanted.
LINsEED OIL CAKgs-No transaction Of omen,
RICE Sales embrace 100 tsrces At lis to lss 3D. cwt
In bond.
Oms are unalsed in value and sales Of all description
very limited We remain, respectfully,
Your obedieRs servants
WRIGHT, CANDY co.