New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-05
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s brit nd s5a,s, IS 81 ,,5s ss s :s
is In sSsesd nas 20.
mainly for future delivery bah for export and speculation
The receipt, continue very s bot the Pr s,s
long But the bulk Of the arrivals icr several weeis no'
months to come has srsady pa.,ed INTO secGaa aaaa
victory BY the Army OF the Potomac should be achieved
This would cause, regular panic In the gold maraet
and a Jecenson in the prices OF all commodities But
unless th. Il accomplished long we zee nothing In the
future likely tine upward tendency not only oil
Petroleum. 6ut other articles of merchandise Such are
the convictions Of dealers wao are now H %o pd
a, the price Of &C. and So 80 Dbl bSnu, a lGr
and the seller wei sstssed with the result And now
S .Sne s x. se Of but
send forward ali the available supple. within
s s ky at:s, s Of our dealer: and : .sS:
they need badly and are willing to pay pretty round pre-
Unprecedented though ivey yesterday per
haps the ant OF stock and the increased ne'. OF
S,c: s s Hds ss' on Sf' ard
able In June July and August SO do do. high gravity
on r rRe Gee Co. ' low gravity r9' II II TIE month
Nlc 900 do. Refined in boad, deliverable all the month at
CHE 900 DO Do deliverable in !uns at slc GOO do DO
tbs spot $40 do. do at t0c deliverable all the
month 80 do do 6c deliverable all the month 1850 do
White o. tho ,pot a Ole 80 do Light s.,.w ~ and T."
Ciatc for Light Straw to White on the spot and
a
hlCE-The inquiry !. fair principally for export and price.
are rnsned Of $50 bags Arrscan and hsngoon At III
DE 100 bags Rtn7oon, In bond &: &c. and 700 bags SIAM IN
sUGARS-The busine"i In Raw Sugar, continues moderate,
and We haye ys few 'e1 to sdyTe fIee. are nlg
but any pressure OF GOODS upon the market would
$50 hhd, isai7c for Cuba ls for Porto Rico and "
bones part lst by auction, 29 boIes sod for td+t
sSf ' VA ' snd iss@aife lG for DO yellow w. -
sEEDsTh. nsi.e, for Glover .eed is quc; bot arm ,sle'
q 2 Sf G "o AS. ,f'd R soIB vi Fa nI
INN spa ~ demand e. sou $3.50 = bush Of IS n
F% s sIs1s a1 .Sd 4aS
bush Of 5. D. We quote now 1t - a'd - 30 At Boston
sPICEs-ISe ind very li, dons In tbs market BIT no
disposition tie o. holders 'ocep, lower rates and
81 80 Pepper S1as4c Pimsntoa asd6c. CIOvesNts2
Mace at 81 lSdf u D. aud Ginger At QdHc.
fairly active bu, s remains about the same a. previously
reported BY Tho receipts continue comparatively isnt
and und,rsb. styles. which not wanted and had very
slow sale and rnher weak Good hne styles however
in s.nd and very arm IN fae, rdes hsy' 'iss ny
56c superior order much, however but that many
. s,s eIG Ss ..S' Nav s the Ssa cnep. sns %
Los,yie were S6oH, Is 90 hhd. soody proportion Of
and leculA,c have issen some to hold In n,cps
ton under the nPe.sion that the scarcity OF
coming season Oh crop remain. about me Same =. ~.
quo,,d New crop 10 quoted - follows: Lst Le.i rdetc
rested OF order tGctc
Common Leaf 2elsc for medium doi 40 iSc: iSr god
do and lsd2c for hne do Heavy Western and olIasve
10. di7ic for LuF.i l.alSc FOG Common Leaf tobo Tor
and 2JdQc for selections. In S-edeef there IL not much
doing. the PRINCIPAL b-ni 'na obbins 10y, Of fop 70
s.de. crop se.dsf for erpo bit ~. u'n.setion'
light, owing Tho ndpo.ou Of holders to operate IN
anything bat lot, Of hers and ~r-ppe Reports
from Baltimore that Maryland Lesf !, arriving IN larger
quantities. and better DEMAND export bremen
and Holland The quot on' were a. follows, tach fI9sied
and Common. a. as good Common. eSalo nddins
10 sOsell 90; good to m. brown. fiasls Fancy 80
ds7o Upper County, s5as2c and Orou al Lesyes new,
ssdt A ILio wa. fair active ,9d I5n :. tsd ~ ioL ~.
i2a II good ard hne Rcd and yed and tha sl'
hno Yellow Fancy hanuiaetuGed "a hrm but not very
active.
Tic ,,ocl on hsud large In the aggregate. consisting chiefly
ofow ard medium grades OF small WORK and navy pounds 3,
hereafter noticed With rsgsrd to rev 'oci Toeaeoo OF
style there tt. disposition the part Of bnyer TO
touch them present many The lots being put very nd
buyers Although hs well Known that al Tobacco manu-
featured amer the tar into operation and intended
for export win be .oli ~ bond there Tor be
evins hat Tobaceo made previously and on which tic tnr
has been Iad will not De subject 10 draw back II exported
would have beon ndeIahy better than was; but undnr
neither buyer seller could operate Nth
safety IN aIpaid Tobsceo' or export such course 10
,doptea will bs very sne.sly condemned and be plr''en
larry bard upon holrs OF Tobacco suitable only for export
and which the has been paid The proposal Of such
policy Il too Outrageous 10 he believed by a. all Ney
TO be cirded into opeI'on. H. however should pass the
eject will b, that saT TIE Of the Tar blu AL To-
bAeeos nted fof export have be manufactured and
fesuTes Ia connection With the export of Tobacco which II
be hailed With ss''se'on .nd BY none more so than the
ties with those Ia hswioFk for selling for sIPoTston IN
bond in this connection & would BE- well for
f,curer male himself thoroughly acquainted with the va
rious provons Of lie Tar bill after finally passed
tho Senate and become law.
rIrosrs or ronIcoo IRON Tns UNITED srir,s
Dor yoai.Of Los g is'tlgs. I0'A Tor f'S