New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-14

sPIcEsvery little doing Cs,sia selling IN ots % iac
SHOT are steady aud in limited request at 1s@e ea '''
sRNs-Coa. have been in moderate request, and prices
heavy 60d65c 2aa bales Ma.aors average ED TO-
20 do Psyta 10 DO Pstna and 900 Madras on terms not
closed Deer quiet and prices noDiry nncnsneedi Of
Sheep sales Of IL bales CgTacoa have been made al nc e'
sPTLTFR Is Quiet but Silcsian firmly held AZ Il d5c ID.
sales Of 30 uns Beyburg have been made a. Dol
sEEDs-Tbe market quiet both Glover and Timothy
seeds and prices nominal Cscntta Lssed Ia ansnd out
firmly held at ~ 30 here and 81 IS per buAei Cash ID
sTTARIN-The demand is moderate, with light supply;
TEAS-Holders Gfm the news however Rom Snla mas
operated causing inactivity yet the trade az ait further direct
sdyices the transactions have been confined " lew ~ Vi
ToBAcCO-Ths trade moderate. and price. rather isyor
the buyer sses OF kentncky a. sGc virginia NJ go ipsI
seedesf at 81 ale, and Havana at Isl d52c,
TlNPg in moderate request a; sie SIX monts ,o'
firm and In moderate request 80 30 FOR "a ~ and 70 %
'01 demand is limited and the market is heavy
,ale of 900 prime at 9ad9sc Rough Fat u unchanged at
WOOI-Our market for mos. de-crptonss rather quiet
the attention OF Is centeredin the wool growing districts
where the 'sssIng ana ooaon ere and
generally that the prices obtained the clip year
lon We nav ssyu the goods seized harp
strLe doefnl decline In prices Of the msters
IA. wear never thinking that the supply and demand tho
state of the money market would have any bearing effect IN
the mean time The large weSsn Corporation, savs t oo2s s
prices in districts, while In this state an advance OF ZO
&c. ID il being paid. This is exactly what we anticipated al
though all other writer's for the press bndy mised by ts
views interested parties and have persisted that sudden de-
cline of 8Ql0c y 10 had taken place. II manufacturers and
deaers hsd onged for this result however they cad better at
suggestions and remain at home til tho Wool shom on
the Sleeps back and 10 market But The truth Is that
most Of them have worked up Their stock and they mus either
supplies stop the m They going 70 stop the
mills however win purchase all the wool obtssnsble
sonabe prices lest should fall into the hands Of speenstor
Farmers no doubt, win the market promptly, and
considerable activity may be looked for IN the Interior during
t next fortnight, For line and selected theelsrter and full
blood Mcrnoes and sasoDy 4ooo is obtained and sele d
ssxony counties have sold high 81 and Soc 70,
what may be called pklock Most Of The clips In good cond
ton parcels have 10 market aud passed into the
hands very damp One lot Of bales alone
when exposed the showed deficiency OF n We hit
The transactions comprise 600 Native Fleece and Pud
Wool in lots the aud goa for the later
our extreme for fine qualities; 1900 Unwsshed Texas
al Isd25c quality 100 bales Unwsshed Mexican l
months $50 do Low to Medium CALIFORNIA; 40 DO Un~aAAed
Mestls, and so do. Cordova terms we did not learn
WHISkY-1he market IL shade hrmer, the demsnd fshi
Of $40 bbl at 81 d22c the latter an extreme price
WiALEBONEs In large stock, and IL dull and somewhat
nominal the few small mkng, rom second hands and
arc a. prices which is guide 10 the market
WALEFo0TS CONTINUE in good request, 1t &C. cash io
Bleached -, 90. ii,
IINC-Te market quiet but steaiy at 5Gic, " by the
invoice job lots from store command i3@'sc, Z mos.