New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-23

.na rsgn,ny, 100 phis sold small lots ~
- @ and 100 6es PRIME MS az ~ so % go bbi New
1es delivery ct Sa 70 s1 az Freely and prices
cesesr AT the conoess there has been more ~
a. ,nnd manifested for the last tho iUs o1T socF
81 n !. not large compared with former Sea6 d" sseS
% there far 5q1rg. az tor e1 pam Ness and SO
ss1 Cor EItra. Tierce Beef has been IA ,, J
49, bnt is held higher; the stock OF cholSe j. stn t
es.ei AZ the close there IS fair demand Beer hans
49, been 10 falr demand aud have rleu mn, W Iii
adV sales Of 50 bbs at $40 75G$J2 Cur Meats ne Sa
So o,,iI md nominal though more plenty, CLOSING unH'
- ;cos nominal Bacon mas Deth ~ ~. ~ 49,
Id and prices have declined with gold at the or
ro IL fair demand; contracts maturing tbs noun
have settled By the buyers pS dHae uaadd"asi
sraip owing to the material decline CLOSING o n ~
OF % boxes 3 r at lltc ana ZVUO - ~ ~ tbs i,ost
VA Lard has been very quiet ana price, or s ling
asrt nouinal the receipts have been hbeIa DS bavs
70 the decline aud sudden changes IL mich restricted
closing moderately active aud stead ehe nS AT 14l
Siqic for No Il l2ic for CITY, and l2lSlSc lor are
prime steam and Kette-Renderea at for western
tewer aud ddl, closing nominal at S9aSso i0r
&rTtRSooS PEov1sIoS MARkET oS nominal ap 81
NJ NO sales of Pork since Change; prices are ho" "
o. 5000 50, cash and regular ~, Co. to.,, C,da aud
pFrEOLEtJM-The market Is du I3I DOIn y tu
hetned I'M bond but in prices there mas Oeeh ITO es
,5Fl. Sd4i sTsvl in .........P gallon IL G a.,
SIsss Ge s, nj ,es.) PRIME Iish, White a q
ReSSsd s bo1d dlO test Pnne Wh'e''i o,5 ~ s
eE Ess seed il in moderate demand; sales Of
lew AZ I20l24c., and IdllAc. Tor Odi 1lihO.uy -
ann INT steady az 81 50QS2 70; Rough FAX Seeu Is
-fS9 10 sales OF 600 bags Calcutta lAnseed 10
kentucky Leaf has been little more aetlye,
M n0ury beng part for export but mainly lof hoine
se. prjces have undergone no essential Cnang'. We
snste i'm currency as follows: Light Lear Lu e o~
Ne. Common salOc Medium 0l2tc; Coco, 10 q 90,
Gle and Selections, lSd2oe. Heavy WSeIeE w,
(Iarksvile Lngs SG9c. Common 9tGl2c Meuluui' -"
fse: Good i5}0l7e Fine, 1902Oc, and eeuois ~ ~
Rpcd leaf Is dun without alteration 70 advise IN hg
We 0uote- Connecticut Filters at 60l0c average ots 20
lsc aud Wrappers Is 65c State k1hers, St0S aheTHse
kots Ralse; and Wrappers l2G55'.; Pehnsyi aN
Ohio Fiers 81 dlic; average lots, 6alee ana Mr"Ile'
a04Oc. ,.-.... ,,,or,,.+
Gar domestic Fleeces. and there is more doing MahuC
tuners are the chief buyers Medium ana chClce SIes
are TIC most salable, these are IN sioau sslpps
ForeiRn Fleeees also more active ana hrmsi,
oaofaIious are 4: Domestic Fleeces NJ teG4oc' lgs
Eaffye aud OnefOurtb MerinOs, l0a4tc Ior One-hmt
AVID do. 45G5Oc for fubl00d hennos ana
TfaGOc for SaxOny Feeces 27032e FOR No Puued we
s for Superflne 6O and 45G50c Tor Extra do i6G-Vc
AR common Unwashed California; 2la2sc for Pine DO rs
gaSr for common 10 choice Texas, and American ConnhS
AZ fsS 2c We quote Foreign rs follows: south American
Is s1STe. for Common Washed 2s051c. Tor UnWaSheu
3feetiza and MeIlnO; S0G3Se for Washed Etre flos
24c for Unwashed CFeOle 96d40c for washed CooONsi
sflhan at 2Ca24c. for Unwashed Mesiila and Me1noi
fapc of Good Hope, 35a4Oc for Unwashed last lnds'
v0dl0c for Washed and African of 1896 TOT Unwashep'
AID 25d40c for Washed. , =,
WITJSKY-The business is limited ana prices DOmin'hi
% kbls Western, gold, In bond ut Soc