New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-04
Markefs-CAnEpuLIY REPORTED FOR TBE n. Y. TRIBUNE

ASHES-The market is still somewhat unsettled and
prices are nominal at ell JOdsn 10 for Pots and
SlJ0al3 80 for Pearls.
C0TTON-There is less activity and prices are
easier the market closing at about s26a sl2 for Mid
dlings.
market remained quiet yesterday go bags very prime
FLOUR AND MEAL-The market FOR Western and
State Flour opened easier In sympathy with Gold Dnt
closed rmer with it, the decline being fully recovered
the demand for future delivery has abated and we near
of only 600 bbs Extra state buyers option unti the
18th Of December at slg ~ Inc sues S.'e soa
eO IS for Extra State closing at $40 5dso so eV
0sl0 o. for Fancy State $40 iOdeiO eO ior tne ioW
GRADES OF Western Extra; $40 90dsll 3for shipping
Ohio; Sill 25d $40 25 for Trade and Family brands,
and ell Qsl4 IS for ST. Louis Extras. Canadian fIOnt
is dull but there is essential change III prices sees
Of $50 bbs at $40 lOasl0 40 for the low grades OF 1
ira and $40 aOasl2 % for Trade and Family Extras.
Southern Flour s.dull and heavy. but prices are no,
quoably lover sales OF $50 bbis az go eO6eL 20 10.
mixed To good Superfne Country Baltimore &C. ane
eli sO0sl5 for Trade and Family brands. rye nour
is dull and heavy; sales Of 100 bbs. al ss9y corn
Meal is frmer; sales of $40 bblssa 81 SoSs7 40 FOR
J,rssy and s. 35@ss 90 for BrandyviDe.
GRAIE-The Wheat market is less active; 81 the
opening of change prices fell off about &c per pushe
owing TO the decline IN exchanges but ere the CLOS
a more active demand prevailed, ana part OF ine o.
cline was recovered as gold took start upward; tue
demand Is chiefly for milling the sales are as io9Ns;
81 $50 bushels Chicago Spring at % l4a - Zvi ~
bushels Amber Milwaukee at = 25 Is wv D.snss heu
at g. 4lds2 a. Barley is quiet but Is hrmly nell,
Barley Maths heavy The supply Is good saes OF .OOo
bushels good at g. 10. Oats are hrTner DC ees acise
sales OF ~ 600 bushels Western NJ vi 09tc unoal ana
e2c In store Rye is quiet but i hrn Corn y eaSief
but more active sales Of $500 bushels Mixed western
at q GjdSl 90 IN store ,. 400
bales at 81 Poi 81 for Shipping aud q Ja a. ~ 'Of
retail lots for city use. A.,
HOPS-The market is quiet, but there is no particu'
MOI FsSpS me market has been quiet, holders
generally demanding former rates .,s
OILS are quiet but prices seneT raj are
OEISIONS-The Pork markets. Irregular open
ing easier, bat closes trmeri the demand las Dech
good; Tor future delivery Wv hear OF 90 DOs MES
BUYER all this month At $40 % the sales, ctsA anu
regular are 6, 100 bis at ESQ 5O0sfO for Old Mess
and ell 5OG$i2 for New do. Beef Is very lrn anu IN
fair request; sales OF go bbs 81 slIasls 0'lpI o
Beef in fair demand sales OF 80 ties. lndla MESS AT
$40 Beef Hams firm but.not active small SAFES OIL
Western at s25 Cut Meats are quiet. Bacon ~ If
wanted but the offerings are moderate sales OF iuV
boxes Cumberland Cut, TO arrive IN January ~ 4'tc
Dressed Hogs firm particularly heavy, when are
scarce; quote ST lea l6.c. for CITY Lafu y mou
eratey active and easier sales Of SO bols ana tcs a.
1910 for No /; 2li 922.c. for fair to prime steam
and 22id23ic for Kettle
PETROLEUM-Crud ia lower. but Is fairly active
at 44a44c Gales Of coo bbls buyer after lOth INST
al 4tIc 500 bbls do buyer all the month. az 4Jc re
hned firm sales OF 800 Dds IL Don" III ooS iie
RIGA few small lots to the trade are the only
transactions We hear Of prices steady.
SUGARS-Raw Sugars are fairly active and prices
sustained The tram actions embrace Go hhds chiefly
Cuba at l7a20ic. Tie inquiry IL mostly from the
trade Refined are steady az former figures.
SEEDS-Cirass Seeds are dull and nOminali we quote
Clover Seed at 1920. and Timothy az - oO0so q Du
Rough Flax is quiet at % 35as3 45 bush. Of 20 ns
TALLOW-The market Is less active, and prices are
lower sales OF 100 600 De ~ id l7tc forW esteIn and
lrdlelc for Eastern and CITY
WHISKY-The market il less active but Is urn;
gales q, 40 bbls at 81 74idsl 10 for Western