New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-10-28
oRTs FROM SEPT. I, 1867, TO DATE.

FISH-Dry Cod as well all descriptions OF Mackerel,
are very dul prices IN the absence OF sales, are
somewhat nominal quote Cod at s. 5O9s6, and Mack
ercl at $40 for No Shore Mornings quiet at 2Oc for
FEATHERs continue firm, and we sales TO mod.
crate extent at from S2i0g0c. for Prime Western ana
GRAIN-snce this day week our Wheat market has
been fairly active and prices have huctuaed rapidly the
liberal arrivals, less favorable news from Europe ana ue
cline exchange have given buyers great ADVANTAGE,
and we decline In Spring and Amber Winter up TO
Thursday Of 546c per bshe since tnen rhher , noro
rmncss Ia noticeable abatement III freghts lnduc
ing better export inquiry ana our mers nave operaled
freely. The decline In Winter Wheat we thlhk Is
very unwarrantod as tho supply Is extremely meageIi
this l. especially true Of White nor can we learn Oh any
considerable quantity III ransu from the west ana our
only Of supply are now CALIFORNIA ana Sonada
From Ohio and Indiana we learn that many mlers IN
those states are entirely depenneht on sIppnSs Vi opns
Wheat from the Northwest 10 keep their mills moving,
aud this been the for weeks past and to ns
It is very CONCLUSIVE PROOF OF the very yl
In those States We have added TO our stock slightly Dnt
1t is still small for the season. less than nail million
forty days to the probable close OF canal naylgaon
and with 35OOO0 bush Of Spring Wheat now on the
lakes and canals Uho m9JOr par Oh u uestneu i4 Hs s
scaboard may look for brisk trade the residue OF
and hence we look for higher prices To-day the market
is better and more active the Inquiry s ceny iOr ex
Chicago Spring and Milwaukee; g 3o9s23 for No Chi
cago Spring and Milwaukee and No 3Chcago spring on
private terms g 30 for White Michigan & 70 for Amber
do g. SO for Canadian Club aud 81 As for Amber Winter
do I'm bond. Barley has been IN better demand though
quite unsettled; at the concession there Is only mode
ate inquiry; large consumers seem disposed to hold on
ess We have added somewhat TO our stock but 1t Is
still light the supply in prospect H. however LIBERAL
and we look trade the ensuing month Sales
OF 5000 bush at 81 450Sl "a for common 70 choice
er ON private terms Barley Matis inactive at 81 52as co.
Oats have been quite active, but at very changeabe
piccs the demand has been mainly speculative, though
The trade have operated with freedom; they how
ever have not shown any disposition to stock themselves
beyond present wants regarding present prices as hg
closing more active and the market closes unsettled,
with much higher prices sales OF $4,000 BUSH at S0G
sole for Ohio aud Western, aOat and 6t6S2c In store
rye "a oue al the close; sales OF 1900 bush Western at
ST e7asi g. Indian Corn has fnctuated with great
violence has fairly active and note fluctuations
daly of 3a4c per bushcl The business for export has
been extremely light and is likely 20 continue so until we
have marked decline fret gts, which Is quite probable
In November We have made addition TO our STOCK,
but is still moderate for the To-day the market
opeued stronger with fair inquiry, but the demand
abaed somewhat and the market closes tame al the de-
cline the sales are 1880 bush at 81 S9dSl Az for Damp
and Unsound; 81 l2lds a for Western Mixed, IN store;
ard a. 43a1 45, ahOat. closing ~ 81 43t