New-York tribune., 1867-05-04

English Dairy, Conn.
Vermont Dairy fair to good.................ll@lS -
0bio P1dng comTpon 6Si2
AFTFESto9oS P.ovIsIox M;nKrr. Il 0GLocK~PoRT
were rather weak sales Of 5000 bbs New Mess legHir @
500 lOds3 90 offered at S23 IS cash For future deV
cry 256 bbls. changed hands at s23 37i. s..
PETRoLEUM.-There is rather more doing IN the mar mar
crude IN bnlk at ,daiolc and do in barrels 16c; Re-
fined in bond at 25ic for Standard "h'e' ana S'"I'
RiCE%The market is quiet without change to advise
sUGARs-The demand for Raw Sugars has been active
from both rcnes and the trade and with more strength
in good prices better, closing hrm at osSysc to
caba @ To- %i9c for Porto Rico and i2 boxes Havana at
191ic Refined are firm at lldi5c for ards ,,or ,rds
quiet saes Of 1900 mats Cassia ex Belydere' ana
sEEDs@A limited business doing in Clover seed at 1lS
17c; Timothy Seed Is quiet at s30S3 % per busnei -,
TALLOW-The market is quite active and steady; sales
Of 100000 n at iiGi5ic and small lots Choice at llc.
EOBACCO-The demand for Kentucky Lear c9htlnues i
taned sales Of e hhds at 4i9loc Seed Leaf IS also IN
good request and firm we quote 80 cases oG aS And
Pennsylvania private termsi sales also OF 10 oaes
WooiThe following is from Walter Browns crcu!ar
The prices of Wool during the month OF April yaed "a PSs @
LITTLE ro Sdmap TaeS for Tood nre still puTSuns
the careful policy OF purchasing only Tor mede nm m
Important revival in trade until We are assured OF good
crops for the coming season. 1t seems to be specially IN
pOrtaDt to the prosperity or the country inht We snu
this bountul harvest. The WOOL trade Waits
this result. The promise Is coed, ana the reehg
is therefore hopeful; and the progresses and
the chances OF failure diminish we look for gradually
Increasing demand both goods and Wool In this view
we have not taken into account the prospect OF in
Europe the immediate effect Of which would perhaps be
unfayorabe although subsequently might result to our
advantage policy for the times 49, un-
doubtedly Of great caution and prudence western
dealers should purchase with great discrimination Keep
ing In mind always the value OF Wools the Eastern mar
Rets and II they cannot make quick turn OF III az nome
consgn To responsible parties who VIII sell tudclousy
aud promptly; but would not advise any one TO Duy
WOo this who has not all tho advantages OF MEANS
experience and the most favorable Eastern connect0n
III wool is carefully selected, all heavy and badly adea
parcels either entirely rejected, taken at reducton
I'm weight I'm proportion TO their condition, ana buyers
nro particular get the usual allowance on all uwashed
1eeces there will be little danger OF loss on wool trans
actions There is not likely to be any material decline IN
wool and the market will probably be sunlcenty setuy
TO admit fairly profitable business In buying ana
selling II pursued with the foresight and care we nave
indicated. The stock OF wool in market lS quite MOI
crate and the current demand will gradually reduce IT,
So that the coming season will open favoraby for the
ceIpt and prompt sale OF early consignments Pulled
Wools have I'm fair request and prices are wei
maintained especially on long stded parcels IN view OF
tho near close OF the the present stocK WDch
arc not heavy must supply tho market fOr sev9ru
months California Wools have not done quite so wen as
last month and round lots OF Fan clip nave Dcen
sold al lower rates Texas WOOlsWith limited receipts
and only moderate demand prices have slightly de-
cincd bury parcels are slow OF sale. ,.
WITISKY-Ihe demand Is moderate NJ ~! WUc. TOT
Western bond COntraband is selling at " 80 per gallon