New-York tribune., 1867-01-01
COMPARATIVE STOCKS JAN. I.


with liberal arrivals and large stock on hand prices are
this is unsaable cargo prices are uncertain; from fSi
yard ia selling y 75ass 50 per tun In Foreign veZ
CEMENT-The business in Rosendale has been to fair
extent prices have ruled firm but are without qOtabe
variation sales at 81 cash
very limited; shippers could operate consequences
of the fall in gold though their adyces from the English
p and Snes have full
in the future
COMPARATIVE PRICES IN SEw-y9sx Tsmx JAN I,sa,
state Factory made prime 30 fancy IS elsie i6aiiic
state Factory made, good to choice iIsSisc g. 9
G English SVTS Dairy ct to choce @ Sasc SssS
PnssS Dairy & 9ho m snSe 5Ss S 1sac
06DsLThe business il both egwooa T and & r.st,s
price, there has been % no essential change. ,...
to advise our readers this week only the comparative
stocks Chemicals are generally dull and prices are
nominal.
STOCK JAN. ises. 1866. 1857.
Cream Tartar casks ......... iso 2os 200
Dutch Madder, casks 61 go go enc
FLOUR AND MEAI--since our review Of Tuesday lass
we have had active and stronger market for West
almost entirely to the low and medium grades thess
have advanced and the market closes with iair inquiry
for the close OF The year. and prices under light arrya
are better Oh all grades find our stock considerably
larger than had estimated and abont eoSoeO bcts
medium grades, and quarter shipping or low grades
We estimate onetenh of the stock as unsound or inio'
rior, that supply OF really sound fiour is ngns
The receipts OF Flour last Winter averaged about 1900
bbs daily this year they not likely TO average more
than $500 daily hence it Is certain that The weekly 90
petion In our stock will not be less than $4,000 bbs al
towing that the city mills will supply the export trade for
the season. which II Is probable they can DO. IL We
estimate local and coastwse trade OF the city at 500
bbls per day. think within bounds, and conse-
Quenty present supply Will be soon exhauseo Az No
point at the West End considerable accumu:
faon OF either Flour Wheat with the exception Of
Cleveland and their trade with the southwest Is likely
TO take up surplus at early day. and as most
the mills at the west have eased to grind for the present
we look for q very decided falling OF In the receipts
rs compared with the corresponding time last year.
The sales at the Produce Exchange to-day are
400 bbs at 80 G0dsl0 70 for sound superne Statej
SO FOR Extra do 50 s0d$ IS for the low grades
Of Western Extra sounds ell 60dSl2 80 for shipping
Ohio; s12 sOasl4 rs for Trade do, and stas7 for s.
Louis Extras Canadian Flour has been IN more active
demand, and with limited arrivals and diminished
stock, prices have advanced closing with fah
demand sales to-day OF 200 bbls. at s13 o0csi5 20 fos
Extra. Southern Flour, too has been In more
animated demand; the receipts have been Light
and prices have advanced Our present supply OF really
good Flour light and the market closes better and fairly
active; sales to-day OF 375 bbl at I'll 60as4 for CommoA
70 Fair Extra Baltimore and Country, and tA l0ds7 0
Trade and Family Extras. Rye Flour has advanced
under good demand and closing strong and fairly active
with sales OF 4s0 bbs at Sc 3o0 u.s. Corn Meal has ds
closing steady sales Of $50 bb at loss5 20 for Jersey
IS Is Western and - 25 for Brandywne BuckwheaS
Flour has been in good request, closing firm at 2o0
& N.