New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-05
Mnrlets-C.rlrlL, Lticr1Ep FOR THE NY. rRIruyE

ASUFS-The '~nflrl Is T.ti out ch'f 20 OF import
ance aud the oorsid Is Il, At e. ''aSs Tor fots
and j. 80 on Pearls.
C0TTON-The bus.ar.s ~ private 10 hns not beer
yer, heavy to-day buyers generally A".dm9 or uttl
st1e result OF no auction IS t..WA. We W., az
holders are willing operate as low as thus tie trans
actions foot up some goo Dales As h"Hoghe,u' Iue
second auction sale of Savannah Cotton TOOK place To-
day and was IN every WY perfect success The At
tendance was very aigc both nom our own ana neigh.
boring cities and among the audience WAS numDr OF
suinrers Who We understand. were somewhat dsap,|
pointed al the result they having confidently expected
decline. The terms of sale require pYment To De
made within two DAYS IN gold com or n certificates ol
gold coin. The rate Of gold fixed upon to-day was
1924. We annex particulars OF tie sac as inlo"s'
he fist division Of the catalogue embraced $50 bales
i fully good Aidliinc all Of which vas disposed
dt Va, SIC zoe n nu scq5ss TIE next
division embraced 36l bales MidGiing, q which 80
bales sold at 32cn all 442 1876 n-for sl4l.4.5 81
500 bales at 2o-in Ill, 3906s2 i5-ior sl2aygi ~
bales al 33cn ILL., 1914 e6s ib-fcr s4 239 - and 80
bales az 3i!c-in all 7l,0i5 ibior $3.50 ~; total
sol bales, l.5so3 II for sJ'a2ls ~ The noAt ~
vision embraced 2.3l3 bales Low lllddlngs, ~ Wleb
coo bslcs sold al 2e.c-Iu all. eW244 Nor
s22f OIL IS; 40 bales at 2s!c-n all 1918 DOL
sGl 2G0 81; 100 bales AT 2s4c-in ell. 7t4.5 Dol
e. 1922 20; and lI3 bales nj .9c-in all ~ S's b-ior
9i3 G.. total H. 49, 1872 for S32-,OI o.. The
next division embraced ri bales good Ordinary. OF
which so bales sold at 23c.-in al, 23l;UJ Dor
SCI rs -: go bales at 25icin ALL l.3 Iei ib-foT
So 39l vs. 81 bales at 26tc in oil. 1880 b-ior
ES7 ia 81. nd % bales .eic-in oil. . 923 fofor
g. g34 80 total 49, l66 N for siC9,s06 AZ Next. u
bales Ordinary at 24ic.-44.7g6 r-for sl0e63 dJ; aud
last 81 bales fckines at l>icl6,j24 for g 06 81
bmasiuc total Of 600 bales, or 2s75 $50 n, bringing
ltLe Government SSe 546 70 al gold or It's equivalent
K COFFEE-1he demand for Brazil has been moderate.
bu, prices remain very firm. Government contract
was awarded for 800 bags Rio at SIG S5ds2O 40, eur
frency IN bond. ~. Domingo has been IN demand and
1--WE note sales Of 500 bags at lee go.d 81 days dut,
paid. and 40 bags at l3ic gold net cash. In bond.
COAL-Ihe nartet f9r Domestic is much depressed;
prices much lower and nominal The receipts are
vsy heavy and are largely in excess Of the demand and
a impo order hos been issued by the Govern
meut notifying the contractors that Hereafter but 300
uns Of coal per week VIII be required FOR the army ami
navy purcses instead Of 90 tGns per day "a hereto
/ FLOUR AND AfEAL--Tbe market for Western and
EStte Flour is less active the low grades shade
tfiueI the medium very dull and irregular snd the
Ebetter brands without charge; The demand IS con
bbls 81 100 80 20 for superue State g. Goa ~
for Extra DO. g. OJdS7 - for Fancy do 80 Y5d a. -
for the grades Of Western EItra; s. 7Jo&s for
shipping OHIO; ~ l0a ~ 90 for Trade and Family
trands and g. gOas2 Tor ST. Louis Extras; Canadian
Flour IL in improved demand and the arrivals ore only
moderate and prices are frmeri sales Of 10 bbls
g. sOds7 20 for the low 81 edes 81 E1ra and 81 i0a
Is for TRADE aud Family fNrns. Southern Flour II
only il moderate GeuoHd and prices are lesvy though
unchanged sales # go bbs. at ~ oOdso 40 for m1ed
10 good sapcrfne Country baltimore etc. and E. yOd
s2 5for Trade and Family brands Rye Flour IL dull aud
unchanged saos OF IS bbls. st s. 23ds Com Meal
ls IN better dcmaud aud hIm; sales Of i,621 bbs at
FRUIT-Raisins are in moderate request at I'M
changed prices; sc quote at 81 7O4si - for bunch
and 81 s0dsi Is for layers. BY auction 800 boxes
French Lemons sold at eli 10 cash.
GkAlN.-Ihcre Lao been an improvement 10 De,
mand for Wheat since our Last Spring Ia lower. ara
the concession notice some inquiry for export
higher than Flour; tie Gales $40 bush. bclud
ing 1900 No Chicago Spring al 81 81 100 No. !
Milwaukee at 81 IS, 1850 Red Western at s. -; and
II 900 fair Amber DO. 81 u.s. Barley is held with
frmness but we have 10 sales 10 report Barley
Malt IL quiet at al 7jd 81 e5 p bush Oats are in
better demand and rather hmcr for good qualities
saes Of 1900 lush including Canadian ut aso t2e
and We tern ut 73a75c. for new Rye If IN liberal sup
piy; the Snarket dull ana heavy at slae o. Corn
is very dull and closes easier for New; Old is heavy
and dropping sales Of 600 bush at 81 - for mixed
Western, and 81 81 for White Southern; Jersey Yellow
is quiet at IL 4JQSl 40.
HOPS are without change; choice qualities
and wanted at firm rates. willie other grades uIc plenty
Quoe at l5az5c FOR Inferior and Common TO Prime
80 sc. for Fair to Choice Old and New Crop and
| HAY-1he market is more active but prices are
heavy sales OF 40 bales at 15ae5c for shipping and
e5a90c for retail lots Ms TO quality.
LIME-Rockland is dull at 81 20 for Common. and
MOLAS sES-For prime lots there is good inquiry,
and very full prices obtaned sales Of 80 hhds.
Porto kco in lots 10 the trade Ut HaoOc., and 800
hhds Cuba huscOyado at 3Od6Oc.
OILS quiet but prices are without change; small
sales at g 25asl q for City Linseed, 81 IS for crude
Whale e. Tor crude Sperm, and 81 Is Tor No. Winter
Lard Oh.
PROVIsIONs-There still prevails fair demand for
Pork but tie market has been very Irregular and ID
lower, though at the close Of Change there 10 more
frmness and holders generally refuse 10 sell unless az
our extreme figures for future delivery we hear Of
sales Of 100 bis. Mess, seller all the month at s27
30 bills CO.. seller June, at $40 10, and l,CU bb!h. do.
do. at 81; the sales, cash and regular, are $3.50
bb.s at s27 25aS27 rs for New Mess; ga 5OdS25 %
Prime, the latter rate for choice brand and ga
ga 50 for Prime Mess The latter rates above the mar
ket at the close Beet IN fair demand and steady sales
| OF $50 bbk at sl3aslG ~ TOR Plain Mess, and
sl7dsl9 for Extra do. Iierce Beef Is still
very DUN and in the absence of transac-
tons prices are entirely nominal. Beef Hams
and in good demand. and prices are well
sustained; sales OF $50 bbls. Western at S25 Cut
Meats fairly active aud the market is triD sales
OF 40 pkgs at l5dl5ic for Shoulders; ls0lstc for
dry Sailed Hams and 10 lyic for Picked 40 Bacon
still very quiet buyers and sellers wide apart In
their views Lard s in fair demand and prices al
shade frmer sales Of 2,3G bbs and ties at l5idl7c.
for No. /; iaieI for fair TO prime Steam and Kettle
Rendered, aud leic. for Kettle dried.
BUTTER Is in active demand, but prices without
change. We quote:
Fine New, half hrkin-tnbs --......-.....40an
Fine New. Welsh. ..-.........-......-.ea40
Fine Od. IN hrkins --.-.. .JuUJ2
Firkins and Tubs. fair TO good. ........ .2Jd30
Western Reserve. good to choice .ls020
Central Ohio -.--..-....: ...-..:....., italb
CHEESE il quiet at about previous prices We quote:
State factory, good 10 choice. y r....-.20022
State, fair ~ good. ...l4DD
State diaries, choice ....-.--..----.....-l9d2l
English dairy Comm .-.-..---.------2lH3
English dairy Ohio. ..---.---.-......'. .HU2
Vermont dairy ...-....-.-.--...-.-.- lod.0
PETkOLEUM-Crude is dull and prices nominal
at SIC. Refined inactive at 3ia55e. for Bonded and
74@75c for Free telegram from Oil City states that
the market there has been very firm and prices sd.
vanced 20 81 rs y Dbl The shipment from that city
very heavy.
RICE-Tbe market has been more active, and price.
steady; sales Of 100 bags Rangoon al IOt ltc
he latter for suGll parcels.
ISUGARS-Raw Sugars continne dull and prices are
not very strong sales Of $50 hbds chiefly Cuba ct III
&c, and lt3 boxes Havana al lao,