New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-12

SATURDAY. Dec. TO- 1864.
AsnEs-1ne market i, quiet and prices arc un.
COTTON-There was q good demand AAry IN the
day full prices bat since the decline In gold the mar
ket hss been ess active and is hardly strong. though
about 40 bales.
COfFEE-No sales Of importance have trsnspired
'SHy sH' Sp I market Weston.
State Flour Il lees active. but under Light alIiv AIS
prices Of the low grades Ie shsde 0ymsr. Trade aud
Family brsnds dub; the sales ere g. 700 bbs. at
es GjaSy w for Superhne STATE $40 2oeel0 80 Tn
Extrn State go $50 60 80 for Fancy State, go <on
$40 20 for the low grades Of Western Extra Gil roo
s = for Shipping 9Iio ~ fsG I1s r.a
Cspaf.su Flour Is In fIir demand and firm: sales os
10 bts q, 40 d elo IS for the low grades Ut Erts
and $40 &l2 o5 for Trade aud Family EKrss South
ern Flour IL modr sey sctve and stcsdy Gales VI 900
bbs ct $40 soa el2 20 for mixed to Superfne County
Baltimore. ko and ei2 t0eSi5 p fos Trade and Fam,
lily brands. Rye Flour quiet and unchanged; sales Of
ao0 bills d IS sor jersey 81 Is for MArshs Caioio
O. w for Brandywius. and 100 punehsns Brspaywine
to arrive at eti.
are again better the limited e,ryAs give seers the
advantage but the ffmness OF holders checks the In.
curry for Milling; the Gales are a. follows: IL 500 bush.
Chic.s9 spriSs S1ss 81 y 't ssr n bash S:s
Amber do OF e. ~ IN store, 500 bush ED Western
81 ~, q? ~; oOo bush. Amber do. st o. sJet2 80
and 40 bush. Amber State s % & Bsrisy quiet but
firm; Me arrivals hight sales n ~ bush choice
Canada West at u oa Barley Mar Il inactive and
hesyy ut g. O3Vt2 Is Oats sra In les aotiye dsmAnd
bus the receipts are hight prices better no sss
are u ~ bush. intending Canadian. q ec xel, West
~rn ct o. gIt ae w. and 6&sss 81 81 oJeei o. Rye 10
insstivo and heavy, ANAL sses of Wostsrn at VI TAO
u IS and state At sSSel o. Corn 10 quito srn sut
dull sales Of i6 0o bush. Aixcd Western ~ 60 ~
store Nov Yellow III 81 Seai 70 per basl a1d y ~
pey 100 ms. 10 thC ear
HOPS are In fair demand for export and homo con
sumption sales Of 800 bses 81 2yssc Tor ooinmen "
prime, and ls13,c. Tor tar 10 ohsice Eew Crops:
last, but there Is no particular change IN prices sa"s
N fU pnsnos Ayres at part $50. LOO Dry Westsi
., 2Gc and lCp Western Sssuxhfef on private terms
We clip the following from wseuy review pao''shed
Dny iIIpls-There has continued a moderate demand
fr,, tho trade n lsst wscks prices bot the advance In
The rates for gold having strengthened tSe We've of
ho,lerr business hss been mach restricted. end tac
salas below reported arc comp sratvey meaEr~. ina
rrters IN most instances fix gold price for toir goods
ON which basis the trade msnests mnch reucisnce 20
operate aud the continued fluctuations In tha; article
make IL impossible 70 give currency quotations. We
note shipments 70 Europe VI 1000 1ampco and 1920
Niaos for account Of importers.
WEI SALTgp HiDEs--Consdcfsble business has been
ter part OF the week for export to Europe. at aishy
improved rates. For homo consumption the demand
continues only moderate: we note sales Of ll3O City.
Country, and Western sla!ghters at ~! 9ltic.
UPrER lgArRER srocE he's bsen In active request
during the week. and considerable ssles from second
hands have been effected Of fair rates The stock u
Africans continue 70 be held sbevs the views Of buyers
We notice shipment az j. 7Oo BiSsau aud Gamble 70
Salem on importers account
CAIcurrA HDEs-rheSe 10 soma inquiry for Bufa
oes but the divergence In the views OF buyers and sell
ers ia TOO Trsatsto admit Of transactions. For Cows
there 10 no demand.
HAY-The demand Il fair and the marx let firm; sales
Of eco bales Ut 81 5OQSi 50 v 100 tba
kBATHHR-Ths demand for HenIock Sole u fair