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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-05

Steamship Cabawba Smith, New Orleans Dec a. Havana 90
ai IL % lon II o. eIc6snssd signals With schr Ann, Steering
northysrd and we.twsrd jan lo, Of Cape Hstteras
Steamship Argasts, Woodruff savannah mdse and pass
Mi;.hi SON ~, HIrsIpsrsncsd ,s heavy weather Of
Steamship George Creek wiets Baltimore, mdse and
Ship Charles Cooper Coffin Leshorn Now passed the Rsck
Nov IT, mdse to L.ytin Hut6ut Nov s lat % a lon "a
large painted yellow outside and vhte inside Dec IS
In the Cult stream Let 81 6. Ion 81 Os passed through
much weather from Gibraltar Till reaching lat % 80 lon e
since Which time have had constant Of hssy w
g. being low as 81 deg JAN and had storm
from 20 n w. everything sbous the ship and rigging being
Bari Reindeer tofNew H.ven Lanfore S. Thomas Dec Is
pee 10 lon . ;,cS.Dssa e.sSds With ss ids Nc
for .s la. days Jan had Dab, heavy .noy storm
sSs sCTes' sT Glow rne s hswd Island II day.. eats
tie entire passage, stove bulwsrEs &c.
heavy weather from n sndNw
plaster to p l. Neviu. Son. Experienced heavy weather
Biz C. G. Billings tof B.nsor) Cart Curacao Dec sas to J.
H. ssnfod has been days N OF Hsera with very heavy
big Raymond (Brl Gordon chslotsstown L. IT days.
oats and potatoes 10 Chss. Trumbul
cotton and tobacco to Brods ses Has experienced he.vy
weather. JAM of Chin spoke schr A. II. Manchester
shr Ieope Isne Norfolk 10 days, cotton and corn 10 Jed
Frye Experienced heavy weather the entire passage oss part
deck load Of cotton.
sehI pr Rogers Adams, Ena.bsshpor,, coal for Boston
Sehr. Morning Light. Summers, Virginia oysters.
Steamer Boston Selew, Philadelphia and Cape May, Ddss
and pass. TO +. Perkins.
Steamer Ospray Kenney Providence rndse 0den
BRL0W-ship Digo, Young, Newcastle, Eng, spoken by
Capt DIVA ofs esmsus Huness, 9th inst, 81 miles g. T. 81
Sandy Hook.
Also clipper ship and two brig. 8. ofthe Woodlands.
SAILED-Sesnships Asia for Lyerpool James AsgeT for
Cbarlsstcni Yorktown for Norfolk.
WIND-Dmins the day, from westward with since II
o'clock m
The ship Mariana Nostebohm, for Antwerp h anchored Il
On
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sALED r. Rogers sold fer Harp Denuison IS extra Ken.
tucky, which several premium dc they
averaged iass 10 each. The seller says this Is the cheapest
banch he sold.
E. Fellows 10 State for $780, which &s& 81 phead est
mated OF $50 ~ York weight, about &c " n for the beef
Terry johnson, good Michigan, averaging ATS each
at sc If the purchaser does make money on this lot he
had better not Try the cattle trade any longer.
% 80 y 100 N.
vroman, /. Canada averaging l27i n at &c., and aver.
aging 500 10 each, at Be.
g. {, Babeoek 10 State averaging fT4 10 each 4Io
A. NJ Clark, State averaging 1917 10 each at Ilc.
each - "
e. H. Austin "a Illinois, averaging ,362 n each, at 40
sHkRP AND lAsBsThe receipts comparatively light for
this season Of the year, the quality however eIcoentn
act better than week this Fall Winter and sell quick
prices 4 noted below.
seaiiaa and Sweeney took the following;
lib st......ff rs head l0s 81 81 ~ head
~ r.',....... ~ head LOG at..,,;... ID head
1be last lot averaged ITO ~ each. W.
Monroe Of brighton took i,d which averaged Ill n each,
OF sie. 10, live weight. =
boos, Sales arc light, 5a5ls n, live weight c. Sin.
clair sold 80 averaging a2s H. at 3e H. Chapuan sold go
essng $40 ~ o. n Sanford sold a. averaging f69 no. at 5c
Dksssxp HoGs-Ihee 10 falling OF In the supply bat si
sufficient for the demand. Little change pcss Diyd-
Ing on IT'S NJ tho ss are aTc Abs eAls heavy brought TIC
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B0sToN, Jan: t-Arr steamship VIM Jenliss, haet',nom
Baltimore bark Edisto, kendrick, Charleston.
Below Dutch brig Elizabeth Catherine from B1enos Ayres
NEWPORT, Jsu 4A Jam 90 and last night schr,. Robt
Raker Mclssacs aud Moxo Madison from ProyincttSwn for
Norfolk; Wild Rose, Pierce, Boston for Tanger Mountain
Esgs Iendleton, Roekand for New ork Ann, Sawyes MIL
bridge Me-, for Nsw.YoIk.
NEW-ORLeASs, Jan. Arr. ship Young Sam from Rio
RICHMOND, jan. The steamship Jamestown started for
Newly ORR to-day but returned OF the ice and
mooTed here
HIGHLANDS, jan sunset Camel any distance out
sce The Beach. Wind light, g. w. Showing fast.
SANDY HOOK Jan sunset-Cannet any distance of
shoIe. Wind light w. Showing fast
FONT LhfAYETTE Jsa. T. sunset "A barb passed up toe
NsIrews In tow, at Wind light, w. showing fast
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are quiet 81 ga for Layers and - s
bunch, 81 Is for halves bunch and Sc for quarters d.
FS Fss el6e ss sales Of Porto Rico Oranges
st &9&bbl 80,
GRkN-rhe inquiry for Wheat Is fair for MI ling and beaes
ore very m the receipts light, there Il also moderate
shipping demands the sales coo bush good Red State
I'll 500 bnsh prime Milwaukee Club, - and so bush
prime White Kentucky So Rye l. held above the views
Of buyers and linal at 92d93c Barley Inactive y
dS9c Barley Malt firm At 82dssc Oats are In lair demand
at 494Sc for Jersey; ~ a46c for Western $Gssto Tor
and Canadian, and &C for 1900 bush Prince Ed~arf
Island. Corn without much change the demesd Is fair snd
arrivals hight sales of 500 bush ut Ssc Tex new mixed
Western delivered Ssdsoc. for new Yellow Jersey apt
Southern, and s9d9lc for new White do and $685. Tot
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COFFEE-The market qneti we only near OF saes OF 40
bags Rso Halle. We quote: .
Jaws, White, y n....l4t9l1 Msracsieo ....'.sR DiSs
40, fair 70 Jamaica glgt
LzGoRyra.. Hl
COXL-Bomesc been IN good request at very steady
prices the receipts gh sales by the cargo "a $50
% So ard BY the tun from yard At - OGSs Foreign
ssFee, and 10 good demand 80 -
COPPHRrbe market Il quiet At 2ec for new shesthing
elbow Metal 2 a25c for Refined lngo oodSlc for
and BIszes Copper and 2a2c for old sheshing usual
terms.
DYEwOoDs-st Dorisso and Jamaica LogwoOd are In fair
request and with reduced stock prices are hTm sales Of Wv
tuns the former part arrive at S 49, cash Other de-
scpoDs sng and have but 10 note sales OF 10 tsns
ofCamwood at : 100 cash.
FLOUR AND MEAL-rhe inquiry for Western and State
Flour sciye, and prices irregular the trade are
bue more freely and better grades and these
are T State essie and In fair request at
Is "a e5 30 for supefne State and Westerns IS 45Q$5 so
Tor extra Of low sds IS 40dS 5 so for extra Sate
Ss o495 fI shPpng brands Of round extra oho
aud goa 80 for trade brands do and IS 701$7 % for
81 Louis and Geneses Canadian FeoIis fsiT demnd
and offered the sales liz bb IS 701 80 20
brands Southern FlonI Is IN steady demand and
ih free arrivals Of the grades these heavy other
kip1s are snsaned The sales l57C bbls IS 40a
Is rs for superne Baltimore &c, and Us SOd$l Is for the
better grades Rye Flour IL steady; the arrivals fair
s.es olEI bb 90 20 Cora Meal Is firm bat quet
se not ge ss)ss OF 200 bb al o. for jersey
sd - Gnd - 10 for Baltimore buokwhe1t
al, demand AZ 01l - We quote:
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK.....,.


Cleared.
Stesmshps-Yoriovn Parish. Norfolk Indian Heineken;
James Adeer Adams Charleston, Spoord Tleston Co.;
Gust Point French Baltimore II. B. Cromwell CO. Chesa-
cake, Crowell. Portland, II. B. Cromwell L Co.
shp-Ansmngo Csssin Charleston, Chamberlain, Phelps
Co.
Bsrk-Lsmpghter Thompson, Domerars, J. r. Smith Co.
Coz Martha Jane ter Corbett, st. John Nsyias Son,
Somss, Raymond Ponce sturges Co itsscs, Comfy Nor
folk r. p Buck Co Sarah Helen, Sawyer Galveston II.
Brigham Syren, Cremor, Segus-ls- Grende
ScbooDers-6ilheit Bent Howard, Psnsboro, D. r. Dcvck;
j. r. Dow, Gordon, Mobile, w H. Hazard N oosne, posne,
Fernsndina Post SMALL Laura Jane Kechen Norfolk A.
Bedel; Lady Suffolk, Crowe 1ru1lo Poe. Small; T. D.
Wsgner Goodng, Havana j. B. eager.
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WHisKYTbz sNtstis frnsr, Ind the demand fsri 'aiss
cG the .sas S,. s s1S su. limited bu,
price. noiw hsnsins are maintained 'aes OF ,n 81 -,
$50 10 4 oth sea at Toc aud go do short ocnots * -,
ca,h. IN, ,toek 10 the country estimated 81
Qcho soIi0 N Arctic 1861 n NorthW West Coast sia
waXLEFooTs ere in modsr,s reqO.s 'als' Of 1000 ID
1lStThs MAKE. (. dun at .o7sc y no. mOnhsi s,n
Saiet from store st the latter rate.
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The Cse market this week exceedingly DALI owing 10
the holidays and large Of Beeves hand the
jngs having amounted 100 head Prices bad down
ward tendency, only few extra fed bringing high SO
H. Most OF the sales made at from e7t 10 SEA S9
y 100 n.
SHEEpThe supply Sheep the
ing to over head about 1900 Of which disposed Of
prices equal to Tasac H. dressed according to quality
H0GsThee unusns supply Of swine ooo head
having sold from s63 to &7f y 100 n, net Nearly
10 ZOO head cold at the Hog market during December juss
past.
CowsThe demand for this Mind Of stock quite cd and
7c head sold from soto 60 according 70 qssy md
condition.
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Hide. sasic p rs T.low, Ts7ac TD Psls', 81 1sosin
each; Calf,kns, i0d1ic. y n.
B-Besf EItr. and First QUALIFY inciaas nosans bat tis
best, large fat, stallfed Oxen.
Second quality includes ssssd Oxep tbs bss< ssg
fed Cows and the best theeyer old Steers ordzay consists
Of Bulls and the refuse OF lots-
SHsEp-Ezsrs includes Cossets, and when these 81 inst
There were 20 cars over the Eastern Rsiroad - over ne
Boston and LEVEL Railroad, and ~ the Fesoufe
RsNARKTbe stock - usual at this season o. ne year
conesb REDUCED Boon being suppied By BEEF sn1
Muen In tn scounry Not any change 70 n'sc IN
rices Mutton rather duicker
whole number Of cattle the Csmsrass Market for the
esr ending 1859 81 76z Of this nussf 5000
from the Western States This msrkes hiss been Dependent
srosy twelve months the Western sees Tor
having but few extra cattle 20 masks the greater PAT
4 them being small poor and bali fed The whole namber Of
heep during the time was 5oe, 34I
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srarLe.s.-ResOrfed By. Ttlegrepl.

CINCINNATI Jan L-FLoUR steady at s5 goa IS 90 WHsKr
Gle. Hoes unchanged; sales Of 80 2od Is co. Receipts
Of the whole 4oi Receipts ahead Of Last year
MEss Pork, Rl6 30d 8l662l.
NEw-0RLnASs, Jan 4-Corroy Arm; sses to-day. ,oco
bales at l dl0ic for Mdding SUGAR hf d7}c PoRK
closed buoyan $lSU$i8 So FREGHTs of Cotton to Liver
pool 9lGd. .
EXCHANGES.
CINCINNATI, Jan. l-sieHT EXCHANGE New-York uu-
changed.
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Nisnster.. Asc.

Ship Silver Star from San Frarsce which ret
shose In the Chesapeake time since got Cd
end taken to Baltimore where she discharged aud repaired
an expense of $4,000 In atempty 50 to lahore
sgsin half mile Of sevenMhs EnolI In 10 wsiss
whil. her di.nsh II feet On Saturday, tried
drag Der cf but failed On shoa bottom surroundsd by
Ice wh the sa.qeshsn1ah drilling toe ice down her her
OF until ishtened which win be done Immediately 81 "a
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TO ARRIVE.


IN steanskp Aria Licerpool-Miss H. Menzies Mvsa-
tee Nh Dese bearer Of dispatches TO Berlin Mr. and Mrs. O.
England M d Cs,tIo L,bOn; CsptH Munninss q red
Mr. MK.nEie, Cooper s. B. Guion. Robert Renfew New
York; John Henry Montreal E. Bsr.hes Havana; Babsn-
Medina N. Y.
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ANJRIcAE IEsTrUTE.-The regular monthly meet
ing of the American Institute will be held at the Cooper
Institute this evening The fixing of salaries and the
nOnaOn Of officers for the ensuing year. to be voted for
a; the monthly meeting in February, win be made.
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BEEF CATTLE.

Nuber reported for this market at Forty street.
Tho prices to-day quoted ~ follows;
First quality Iaoo'
Medium. Uoo'
Ordinary.
eome EXTRA good Beeves may be quoted At. .lotc
The general average OF the market Of less thanoc.
The most of the sales range fIom TO cents - .
Prices u head ~ OF different weght viii be found IN
accounts Of sales Of sundry Droves. . 80 ,a.
Total plumber received in the city this week
This IL head than ast week. and 267 head ess than
the average last year. The average number each Wednes
day arhet $40 head while the number to-day
being 5 head than the average and z76 head
more than this day week.
Tha following Droyes In market:
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Ca,nbriage Cs..Is sI.rkss.

WspsHspsx, Jan. 1900
boe number Of Cattle al MARKET $50, sbons so Bssvss,
and 20 Stores consisting Of Working Oxen, Mich Cows and
PACK, on WasxsT BEsr-Ertrs ST0s7 30; frys qusty,
sc 49, second quality, ss 50, third quality % ~ ordinary
s3
PRICES OF sroAs Working oIen, 1ssr. asssl
Cows and Calves, sas9s4o 70 ss7i YesTI,sr' none .
Tvoyearolds o $50 s2i. Threeyesr-olds, &HGs~. a.
eHExp AND LlHBs-2eoo at market prices IN io", ~
asa 50 each; ertra. esa sf1 e69sT or3ae3c w.
surBBR IRON sAcB STATE
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In steamshtp Cahapba Jron Ne Orleans and RasasaM-
W. Smith, Miss Hinkle, Mr.. H Sweet and child Capt T.
Porter Mics L. T. Omstesd r. Neyney c. Tracy T. Kinero T.
p 0rennell and lady c. H. Crsmp Miss More D. g. Ren
dali, Capt. J. Wright, d. Tomasino, jose Espelsta
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Reeeipss Of Produce.

Total BY bK Routes Jas. 4I 20o bbls Flour 20 bush
Wheat $500 do Oats Ho bbs Whisky zoo do. Lard 2oo do
Provisions.
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By stsamug Hunrsss Capt Duysl "a ins 30 miles sR
nom Sandy hook sch May Flower from Bsl:luere loa Per
and sars Day .pess sehs Moses Van Nsne hen psdasss
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marheu-cLRxSuILg REPORTED SoR TIE N; T. fanusz
WEDNESDAY,, Jan. 1850.
AsHESbe market Il quiet have heard Of sales OF
Iins; Pots at S5 IS, and Pearls ct IS S7t
BEFSWAX-We learn Of saes OF GOO n Western at SSc.
ana Q sale ofSoutheIn Is reported ss high 81 tOc.
COTTONThe market has been du sales only OF 800 bales
ESport hnce 10th Dec. 50 bales Wequote:
EKwroEK cLAseSicArIoM
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NETWORK CATTLE MARKET.

For WEEK ENDING WEDNESDAY,, Jan. 4, 1860.
foTAL
According the reports from e places In the
city, there have been received this week;
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SHOT in in limited request at 5G6c. for Drop, and Ga
Gle. for Buck, cssh.
'sPELIfR Is dan at 81 a SIC. p ID, months
SEEDS-Cover Seed ia fair demand at 8G8lc Timothy
Seed firm at 81 TOGx2 IS bush Calcutta Lnseed has
fair during the Boston; the sales there
included ~ 2S5 bags and 800 pockets 81 5sds Sc bush
TEAS-The trade IL confined smell lots Of Blacks mainly
SouchoDg and ooong at Former rates No auction sae have
transpiTed .
are scarce In hands Other kinds steady with fair sales
TIN Block Tin quiet but firm, under the foreign
sales Slabs &c for Banca cshh and Straits
Plates quiet but firm st 90 2tD&9 oi for ID H. mos
and other brands in the same proportion.
TALLOW-The market 10 heavy, with an abundant supply;
tales Of n, 600 ID st I0tdlOlc., cash . .
WOOLThe inquiry hes been quite limited during the week
as usual at this season particularly Tor Dosc out as the
supply not all descriptions s small holders generally
Im respecting prices In view OF an improved demand
aes he Boston auction announced for the 18th Inst The
manufacturing business IL Ia prosperous condition and
Rith good inquiry end unusually small supply OF WOOL
sSsped 20 the ofcothing purposes almost oregOne
conclusion that prices will rule very high duIlos the next three
four months least Our table Of current rates. II wiz be
seem quite high but the manufacturers often forced
70 much higher rates for fancy lot adapted TO their wants
Under producers recently have bought
tpbDgy bat their stocks greatly reduced and ere long
they viii be obliged supply heuelyes sacken the speed
q their pndlss The transactions comprise sOgo9 10 state
WeseTn and California Fleecet, and $1,000 Pulled at prces
within 200 bales Buspos AyTes $50 do. Washed
Donsko 30 do Mssiizs aud 10 do Washed African, ontens not
Disclosed. we quote;
Am fan hood Meripo. etd57 b. Am common i0ni3
Am and Aeuno. .t10t0lB. Am EntIe Hos, do .lt6
An native and Mene. ty6 ais. American anwsshed. e9n
Extra Pulled l7052ls Am Cordovs washed 1D9z2
Bupsrano Pued. t0045i East india washed .2o1f7
No T. Pulled e5tsa African, unwhshsd.. e1G
California ssGA2I African, wsshsd ...l6a17a
California ane unwssd. 15d3zl Smyrna,
California; common do. Smyrna,
Peruvian. washed unwsshes ''"n0h
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~ ". wHope..le Prices of Country Produce.
r. -. ,nr.-. .xn,xa WHnrnspAH. yAr. 4 1850.

For lHs wrsE sspIss wHpssspA5 JAs, !. w.
lReported exclusively for Tsn NEW DIX "
Norss TO CossIosons OF FAss PRonucn-rat evsy.nns
nelbipr eight with tue, count and nsn'o OF sces
tack bill Of particulars inside q one pscssss h ,bn,.
ak forwarded. =, TT. a.. .u,... n..l....
,s,n,nsd ana on small Of stuff 10 y cent. 0her Farm
PRODUCE general y, W cent =.
snch Farmers realize and not Jobbers or specua
tors prices -, III,
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walter Brown. Monthly Wool Circular.


serized by the quDess which usually prevails in all kinds Of
business at of the Manufacturers are occupied
al their mills taking stock and closing the years business
and are therefore, running light stock az possible hni
win be under the necessity Of coming soon into nlet Tor
further supplies active trade may be expected for the
two suing There has been material change In
prices since the auction sale in Philadelphia and the stock Ia
market being very light holders OF good lots very hr end Ia
come advance prices has been reported Small lots
belonging parties fishing TO close accounts have changed
concessions California Woods have TO
ter regular prices and Of the
dlum grades there is good stock remaining
In foreign hear OF Transactions In Carpet and Low
Clothing Woo previous rates. and price. have h'en
the other eide that present here would not the
look advance here before
many webs.
In finer foreign WOODS bat little has been done during the
month Some OF Cape and Australian have been made al
full rates. and the light hand held at high figures
The auction sale which expected to take place In Boston on
the 18th prox will probably have the effect TO keep buyers
home iii sNer that date do not think win materially
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tldvertisemsnt.
DREW q FRENCH,
PIopucp CoxnIssIos hERoHApiI
BrTrIa, CHIEsz, Eess, PouLTHi, GAsa. ~
No. En. Buildi,s., No s isS b bs:S:s
Third door below Wsshinstonst, Ner.YoTk
We refer 10 d. T. MARTIN, Prest Ocean hank
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Beeves. Cows. Vssls. Lam


BEKvKs IRON DIFFERENT STATES.
A. NJ Alerton Co.. proprietors Of the Washington Drove
Ysds 4ithst report the Cattle In muiet from the following
stsiesi
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,,ocH M RAILROADS, NJ

s10cH RAILROADS., kJo.
They also report Beeves and other ssoe< csved BY Railroad
te-' - iono"'' Sheep and
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Albany Live Stock Market.
Reported for The New-York Thbune.l

WEST ALBANY, Jan. o. $780,
CATrLK-Another very dull market We supposed that prices
last week had reached and would stop there but in this
NOT ov half Sn ybols bpxeI, s IN IL vsrs, tasS nS
they disposition to secure stock Those from the
East report the Boston market fun Of beef In the
Of pork and poultry, end say they buy, unless
very low terms Some holders refuse to sell at prices offered
and going to hold out their droves until week We
should judge between 900 and 400 would hold
REcEPIsThe following Is comparative statement Of re-
cepts at this market over the Central Railroad:
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OIL CAKE very quiet snd prices are nominal we quote
thick Country at 800 thin do az $aV0S3 and City thin OBJ
OIL MEALhs demand Is good for local nee at improving
PR0VIsIONS-The Pork market ia duh and heavy; small
Ss ss Ra@ @s and
the supply sne sale. Of zoo Ss 81 = do Country
h fs; $s @ spo sas ss: ana &c.
in fair demsnd sses Of 800 In part for February delivery at
sia soa sas % and s lot q lndis so Beef Ham
for ribbed Cgt Meats are 10 fair and are more plenty
:S q Sss S sm nd s s, 81 S for
800 Hams at &c. from the block and 1900 bellies, medium
weights s9c Dressed Hogs ere 10 demand at 07c Lardis
port inside figures but mainly for the home trade saes Of
Zoo bbs and cs Butter in fair demand and
Beet c'y ssi - oee q Pois Ms wn ole co eis &C
Beef Prime Siy '1 80 fS't F VIII s si
B:s2 Prime &c H: Lard. Il Sss n ists ~
PORK, Prime Me'sls sOale 50 lsbO.sars,D'y sd %
Porn cleH W'n.-- all 30 SsefHAms.$ bbln % @ls %
POTATOES selling At 81 2Sa*I 80 for westera Reds,
81 81 50 for Long island Whtes s1s IS for Meroe
&lEG@l so for Dyksmans and * p 80 or feacholows
RlCE-TheIe moderate demand at full rates; sales OF us
sUGARs-The trade Is very moderate yet holders are firm.
SGsic for yellow The sales have $50 hhd' Cubs at
7d7lc. and $50 boxes Havana at tic. We quote:
c1ss @S.co1ado.... ssS ell Brazil, srowH:..., s,S7
E RSTaS os1 Re- Re- ca Nome Nome
Havana B'wp and Wv Si9 Ell tuars (Aj Crushed None.
n n:His s. ; sS:I S es:sasi.i: Nome Nome
sALT-LiyerpoOl scarce and wanted; We, indsis ss0
sfcEs-!sry little !: doing Pepper in lot: SC Other
sKIssTEe but the stock both f Goa,
and Deer small and price, therefore maintained ses OF
Chspe, Deer Case cash 200 and bales San
JUN DO and IS bales hsismOiss Goat on prvae terms
e
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-05

NAVAL sT0REssPits Tupentne in better request at
sales Of 500 bb at &c for merchantaole and 43c
cash FOR shipping Crude dull and prices merely nom
insl Con Rosin in light stock and held with increased
rness-he transactions consequently restricted 70 the
gent Of the trade; sales of 80 bills At 10 So No. de-
buyes favor selcs Opaque Ron 81 asa 8 s7l
q xl0 ~ in yard Tar dull and prices sonewas nominal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-05

HUPS-The demand continues Tnocefnte ~ IFUIoe lU nv
sorts g9s Other kipd, are dull and neglected
HAYA fair demand prevails for shipping and home use
Csc 81 2-tbe latter small lots The high prices
asked restrict trade.
BONEY-sma sales have been made 1t &C., cash. for home
consumption.
IRON-he inquiry quite limited but with favorable foreign
adyices prces Of Scotch Pig
So chip and from yard Bar, are quiet at s!sS
for Swedish English sheet IL quiet at unchanged prices
INDIA RUBBERhe market is quiet but steady the stock
Of Para has become reduced owing shipment some
100 zoe 10 from first hands The sales comprise 5000 ID fine Para
s5c and small parcel Of Central American at 2c
cash The stock computed 0oO 10 Para 10000 East
India, and so 900 10 Gusysquil &c
LFkTHER-Hemlock and Oak are both quiet but hrm En-.
Rb .ed Sheep Skins are dull French Calf Skins nominal
LlME-Reckand quiet sc. for Common, and 81 10 fer
Lump. -
MuLAsfFs-Foregn dull wOrlaans is sales of
$50 bbls. Hew.Orleans at &c. We quote:
Porto Rico.... gs9