New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-21
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Markets CAnEyuLLy REPORTED ron TIE NY IRibr VII
SATtRDAf, Nov. ~ ltb4.
! AsHES-The market IA still very unsettled, and
prices are nominal at s2 for Pots and sl3 for Pearls
coTrON,There har been rather more s cong a sne,
for Middngs; the inquiry is partly speculative.
COFFEE-There has been rather moro inquiry,
chiefly speculative owing TO the reduced prices oonse-
quent upon the recent fail in gold. but no Iansactions
/ have been consummated that we can trace
COCOA moderate inquiry prevails; sales o. 100
0n fi6T fls hN Hor market for Western and
State Flour is more active and under the rapid advance
in gold and exchange prices have improved fuy fifteen
10 twenty GEMS per bb but at The close of the
market is less active and heavy. The arrivals are large
the inquiry has been confined IN the local trnde and
specustors the sales are IS 600 bes at ~ sSa ~ nor
sl6e for Fancy State; ~ g0a $40 20 for the low
grades Of Western Extra ell9el 20 for shipping Ohio
sll 25dsI2 for Trade and Family do. and siGsl+ IS
for ST. Louis Extras. Canadian Flour Is very quiet
but prices are 2Oc per Dbl better; sales OF 80 bbs
at a. 75aS0 40 for common 20 fur Extra and slO 20
.
moderately active, but yrlees have improved fifteen
10 twenty cents !el bbl. The extreme prices asked
check business; the sales are 800 bbis at SO 23e
Sll ~ for common iaf ExiIa Baltimore aud Coun.
try and sll COG SIS for Trade and Family do. Rye
Flour is dull and heavy but prices without quota
BILE variation the sales are 100 Dos a. ss ~ ~ ~
st 81 % for Jersey s. 40 for harshs Csloric and ~ 20
for Brandywine Blckwheai Flour Is more plenty We
quote at g. 5OQs5 per 100 lbs. IN
GKAIN-Tbe Wheat market Is very quiet. the rapid
ayaI ce in gold checks business but sellers demand
advance Of fully IN &C. busheL The inquiry sonly
1000 bushels Ambcr Western at e. 40 In Harley
Il s hsh r p B,f % 'sep's .re not
81 03. Barley Malt il qnie, but is firm al 81 loas2 90
Com bias sdvanced the light arrivals and the improve
men in gold give sellers the advantage; sales OF 5000
bush MiIed Western at 81 sldsl s2l In store, and
81 s5i aoat. Rye is inactive; small sales of western
at 81 6J0sl &C. Oats are in less active demand. and
with liberal arrivals prices are lower. Tie sales are
a. 600 BUSH a Gle. for Csnadan ej4 96e for Western.
AID g30a4c. for State.
and are firmly he'd; the business s light sales ut 409
5Oc.; Old Crop il also firm but quiet at 2;a35c.
HIDES-Thcre las been moderate business doing
principally with the trade, at steady rates; no large
sales reported today the stock on hand Is 81, 100
against l-3 go same time last year.
HEMP--Thc market for .Msnila Is unsettled end
but there is no particular change in prices
HAY-The demand IL fair and the market firm; sales
Of 80 9als at = soSsi 10 per @ od Pine ~. ,ee,
fair request and quite firm; sales at s9as9s. as to
lengths and sizes.
LATHS ure in fair request and quite firm: sales of
Us. 900 10 arrive. at 81 ~. months.
LEAIIEls-Ee mlock sole remains firm and fair |
business was DONE We quote Il. g. b. A. al J7aH.e
for HIGHT middle and heavy weights California at 3
a40ic. for do, and Orinoco 6a3sic. for do |
Oak Sole is fairly active and fmer French and Amer
Jean Calf skins without change to note in prices.
OLASSES-Hoders generally are demanding
NO' rates hut buyers unwilling 10 meet them,
and trsIssctions arc limited.
PEQvISIONS-Tb demand Cor Pork has been quito
III lot 10 ,v,l k1.x
about $40 f esq For future delivery we hear OF
sales OF 900 bbls Mes, QspJ sellers option all this
month at $50 .; 100 bbls do. buyers option all
for December at See aud 100 bbls, Mess lh64-5) FOR
February delivery at $40 20 The sales cssh and reeu
lar vsy ara 100 bbls st So Cor Old Mes; tts 50
a $40 4. for New DO, ana s;!ms7 80 for Primo,
Tie Beef market remains very rn apd there good
inquiry; saes OF 400 tb's al s2l J0ds22 for Plain
Mess and tz302i fol- Extra do Seroe Beef 10 good
and r%er rI', sales Of 100 sbs Western at sasa 81
Cut Meats in i request and prices are supported
tie sses are 900 pSgs at leSec. for begged Hams
Prom the block; sales Of 800 Green Hams at &c., and
900 Shoulders at i5c. Bacon is Quet but prices are
firm. Dressed Hogs sre steady at l5i $40. for City
Lard is moderately active at about previous prices,
but al the oose the market IL firm the sales are 900
sbls and ses. a, ~ 0ss for No 20 a2;c Tor Far
PETROLEUM II dull. and prices are very Tegularj
at close there firm feeling. but prices at present
must be regarded US nominal we quote Crude at IS
94Ic, Rchncd IN bond 01Qoac., aud do. free at e.
q 36c.
RiCE-No sales ere reported; prices remain nomi.
nelly unchanged.
SGGAES-Rsw Sugars continue dull at about pre-.
yious rates. sales 0f sO hhds grocery grade. at 1870
clio. Refined a'e easier. closing at 2sid29c. for
Harda.
SEEDS-The inquiry for Clover Seed is moderate,
but prices are unseuleJ. Timothy Seed is quiet but
steady. At &5a d 20. Rough Flax Is inactive and
ptioes nominal.
TIN-The market FOR Pig IS unsettled and lower;
We quote Banca at 6sc Straits al $50 90. and English
az - STE Plates alsO duh, heavy. and lower, We
quote l. &. Charcoal at k2l0f.2, J. c. Coke el79el9
Coke Terne elsa tl6 50 and Charcoal 1erne tlsdel9
TALLOW--The market IL better and more active,
though rather quiet at tho close sales Of 200 bs
At II lec. for Western. and 7Iaietc. for City.
TOBACCO Kentucky is quiet; small sales at
l5a fOc manufactured is quiet; the market Is unset
led owing 10 the fluctuations In Gold.
WOOL-There Is good demand FOX kersey descrip'
iona but prices favor the buyer; we note sales u g
40 rs Domestic Fleeces ranging from ese Isl Tor
Native and tOA and Nefinc. aud slasl ~ Tor iali
blood and Sarony. o"
WHISKY-The market u a shade batter. bat quiet
tales Of 800 bbs at 81 ~ L0r So and oil ~ 10
W esteIn. ..- .r.9r.e .r
Ueeeipss Of PreASee. yJl..t
Nov. 1922, 400 bbR. FloRY 800 bbls. Whisky. 30
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