, 1860-05-25

OcEAk FREl6uIs 1t NEW I0RK, May 22-To
Liverpool, 10000 bu wheat and corn at 7ilsd
in bulk, and Sd in ships bags; some cotton ut
3ad; $500 brls -four ut %; $50 easks lard,
2essd; per steamer, $50 tcs beef, 6s; 500 boxes
cheese, 4os. To London, 20 hhds tallow, 2asGd.
To Glasgow, 40 ohds tallow, 25s.
New yokk, April es.-Receipts, s., ,4o1 brls
-four; so,s74 bu wheat; 15s, ATS bu corn; 71,sea
hu osts; s5s bu rye. -
C1sc1xsA11-May ooee.-Flour is generally dull.
There is fair demand for the best grades,
which are in very moderate supply, but super
fine drags at $3.50. The best offers heard Of
at 26. Wheat and Corn are dull. The offerings
to.day were in excess Of the demand. The re-
ceipta of Wheat during the week were near
10000 bu, against only 5000 bu exported. Of
Corn, &c 900 bu we're received. There ia good
iobbiug demand for sugar, and the market is
range, embrubing inferior and choice. Coffee
is dull at 13a@l4tc, AID Molasses drags at A.
@45c.
LOUISVILLE Pnov1s1os sMAnxkr-May :2.-The
market has been somewhat excited, snd closes
firm, the established price for mess pork being
S1R. Bacon sides hare advanced. The sales
Of the weel have been 2l45 brls mess pork, 116s
| casks bacon, and large sales Of lard, including
| 500 tierceB on private terms, and 100 kegs al
| 11fe. We quote shoulders Tic, rib sides 93@
loc, clear rib l0a@l1c, clear sides 114@1lic,
! (the inside figures being for country, Of which
| stocks are very light with none coming in),
| plain canvassed and sugarcured hams 11@l2c,
mess pork SIS, thin mess sl7, tierce lard lie,
md kegs 12c.
New YoRk HIDE MAnkr7.-May o1.-There
is little doing, as most Of the parcels recently
discharged from vessel hare been disposed
Of, and holders are not disposed to sell from
| Store, unless at IN advnnce. We have only to
notice sales Of 210 Western Slaughter 55 lbs,
ut &C., mos, and 500 Stretched Texas, "a lbs.
| ut 1ya., 6 mos. rejecting bad and water da1aa-
| ccd. The following is from Weizel g. Weide-
| meyers Circular:
us to report reduction Of stock from last weeks
| numbers. Transactions in common Hides have
| gone of smoothly and with animation, aB re-
eeivers hare been willing to adapt themselves
to the condition Of the market, As Jet, move.
| nenss to aDy extent in prime Hides have not
| We may shortly look for arrivals from The ORR
noco and California; Rio Plates and Rio
| Grandes, however, will be coming very spar-
ing!y for the present.
! Brooks and Browns circular seys:
| Hides have been in fair request, and 1ales
have been effected rendily on arriral Of lots.
Prices huve not changed during the fortnight.
/ The receipts have rather exceeded the sversee,
ei7ing the t1nde an ample assortment to select
lots adapted to their requirements. The cur
/ rent prices ns well as questionable quality Of
| the present stock Of Duenos Ayres Hides on
| this market preclude any considerable business
ia that class and it is difficult to account for the
| advance in prices SAID to have been realized By
| recent accounts from Buenos Ayres.
WooLThe N. Y. Tribune says;-The inqui-
| ~ for domestic has been limited, and confined
to the pressing wsnts Of the trade at prices
showing no important alteration, though no
large purcels can be easily disposed Of unless at
reduction which most holders are reluctant to
make; the transactions comprise 100, 900 lbs, in
lots, at sG@54c for common to full blooded
fleece; 15@.5 for California do, and 3o@t44c
for inferior to extra country pulled. Foreign
has been in good request, with sales at os 900
lbs washed South American Mt 35c, months ;
$50 bales Chinese at about Doc, and 400 do Cape
from second hands at about Csc, & months. We
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