, 1864-01-08
New York Stock mnrket-Jan. I.

THURSDAY EvKNnA. Jan Z. 1856

TuunaDAY EvxEI.a. Jan 7. 1861.
There were no receipts posted the Board OF Trade
Bulletin to-day. !
There was fair attendance on Change; but
owing to the absence Of constgnmenta, through
TIE nou-arriva1 Of trains from the West there was
very little business transacted.
The receipts at the Live Stock, Yards to-day were
only 1,t50 hogs and 1C0 Beeves. The market for
Live Hogs WAS drrn and about 1900 Were sold and
rc.sofd at $i.50&5,S5 gross; but the hogs offered
were Of poor quality and prices are scarcely CD
te11on OF tho market.
Eeef Cattle were in good demand and firm but
the bnlk Of the receipts were not offered for sale.
We report sales Of only IL head medium quality at
$500 gross.
There were very few Dressed Hogs offered,
scarcely sufficient to attract buyers test the MR.
ket. Only about 100 werc sold, OF which 0have
not Jet arrived, at a range Of 56.e5Ga7.s5. Good
Hogs were In very active request, both by shippers
md packers, and full prices would have been
freely paid.
The Provision market Was very firm bat owing
to the unusually light offerings, the transactions
were limited. City packers generally are holding
their product OF the market, and ns no trains have
arrived within three or four days, there are few
or no country lots offering. Mess Pork
was in good demand at $500, aud. we
note sale Of COO brls city at $500, subject
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Pork Was sold at s18.c0 aud at brs Last seasons
country Mess at the same price. Prime Mess
Pork Ia still In good demand and the market hrm
ut $780, at which price G0l brls city packed were
sold, and two email lots Of country at S145o. Bulk
Meats arc scarce and rm-wIth sales Of I, 200 pcs
Shoulders at SC loose. Bulk Hams are In good de-
mand ut s1iGsH loose, and Sides at Sc. There Is
fair inquiry for Cumberland Middles at Sc, and
Short RIB At s771c,. but the market at PRESENTS
T..
usually ecarcc, and VIC note light sales to to-day Of
city Il 1oo, and country at 9AGgxc. Lard Is In
active request, but there are very few round lots
On the market, and buyers for the East are unw1-
ling to purchase mixed lots. Prices are very hrm
at 19c for prime steam and kettle rendered Leaf
To-day the sales amount to only 1,60o tics at 11z:
G1ect tor country and clty-the great bulk Of the
transactions having been at 12c, at which the mar
ket cloBes very firm. .
Flour was dull, with light eales Of spring extras
I! Wheat Was quiet but without quotable change
MOL Spring selling at s1.177{s1.1s; and No. ?
Spring at 1.11HGt.1s. There Was but little life in
the,mArket.
The Corn market was quiet and the sales tridlns
1t aehcfor No Corn, 911{99. for No Corn, and
sc@s4c for New Corn in store. Ear Corn 'on track
was cold at Sc per75 lbs.
Oats were quiet with light sales Of No Oats at
es4@eeze-mostly qt tehc, and No. 2. oats'at
63Nc. - :,
Rye was In good demand BY d1stil1ers, and the
market was shade irmcr-No i in store selling
at S,.G71i.t7K and No, 2 at $l.'s. Sample lots
were sold at $1.1t@ Ia, delivered.
Barley was quiet but dsE, with ealos OF No. 2 in
store at 81 q, and sample lota at $l.aaG1.t5.
uishwines were dull and weak. About ITO brls
were sold early at e5e but at the close Of Change
there were free sellers at that price but no buyers