New-York tribune., 1867-10-07
TIE MARKETS.
tc,,.,vby reported for rus rR,nryr I

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AsHEs-The market FOR Pots ls ;irmer ara the demand
a sales at s. 75dsl0 Pearls are scarce ana nominal
BUILDING MATERIALS 90 Bricks have advanced
under fair demand Other articles coming under this
S paces We % quote @ Bricks at si ' s6Sss for common
Hard; ssrSeo for Crot1n. and $40 for Philadelphia
s6SS;c FOR Rio Grani1 MIzcd; ssc FOR Baeuos Ayres
Mixed. aud II 1l2c. for Western Unwashcd Mixed. Laths
at S. three months Lame 1T 81 80 for Common and 81 s5
for Lump Plaster of Paris at 50 TIM for Blue Nova
scotia: s. for White Nova scotia 50 10 y bbl for
calcned Eastern and g 80 bb FOR caleined Kneker'
BEEsWAX has been in fair demand. md prices are
firm 10 81 Ql2c. for yellow Western aud Southern.
BRIsTIEs IRE unclqngedi We quote at from 55c a !2
for Arer.can Gray and White.
COTTOS-Thore has been more active demand to-
day principally from shippers. who have operated In iho
ow grades. Prices without Important change. except
probably Orleans and Texas CoitOus, which beng
rather held with rnness; sales OF 1877
bales about liSo to shippers, ana go to sPinncrs
COFFEE-We hear OF 10 important sales Prices are
nomnaly unchanged
CANDLES-Adamantne arc firm and In fair demand,
at 20 l3c.; Sperm at SOC, aud Patent at 60e.
DRUGS AND DYEs-All articles coming under this
heading hayo met with fair Jobbins demand at full
Aim. p n'...4..... so ale Gun Arabic Sort.
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p1s eS"I A1sS,. 3s EeEsd Seis Al p i6i:o1 as n
iyiIol Blae 1S M ela 10
DYEWOODs-The market is dull. owing to the neager
supply. We qnotc Camwood, In gold, ut Sl7o.
FLOUR AND MEAL-Ihe buoyant feeling which dis
tnguished our market for Western and State Flour this
week has since been far apparent the demand
has been quite active. and. notwithstanding the larger
arrivals, prices have improved daily, with brisk Euro
mean and provincial demand for the low grades:
have not been offered very freely aud comparatively
scarce though before the close OF the week they have
been offered more freely for forward delivery and have
been sold largely for all this month, understood TO DO
$OGS0 80 for Extra State; the foreign orders by
nrriya als arr ha-
low the current prices, aud Others unlimited; this
shows very concuvely that the wants of Europe arc
quite large; considerable purchases have been made for
Span. but with "A desirable look
"a more active trade. Family brands have been In
active request at further considerable adj
vance, and the tendency II still upward, the
cviucing desire to stock themselves freely, well
knowing that stock cannot be duplicated nc present
prices We have had quite an active demand for No.
Supernc and for Supctne latter Is and much
wanted To-day the demand h good, and prices OF tho
low aud medium grades arc l0Ul6c. higher. The low
grades OF Family Extras also higherat the close tho
for export the sales 1900 bbs ut So 00S9 10 for SUI
pernc State $40 OGs1 10 Tor Inferior To good Extra do
ell asa sl 80 for Fancy dO $40 G02si 80 for the low
grades Western Extra $ll 5OdS2 for good choice
Sl 75dSi 30 for Trade and Family do $2 - sl3 80 for
Amber Winter Wheat Extra Michigan aud Indiana
s3 50asli 25 for Single and Double Extra White Wheat
do do Included IN the sales 5000 bbs Extra State,
Flour u quiet; sales OF small lots private terms Cali
f0ra Flour better and more actve sales OF 400 bbls
and bags ut sl2ds3 co. Southern Flour IL better and In
fair demand sales OF $40 bbls n $40 co SI for ordi
nary good Extra Baltimore and Country si o0asi4 40
for Extra Georgia and Virginia; and sl2 G0as 30 for
Trade and Family Extras, ne Delaware and Maryland.
Rye Flour IL mortctve sales OF 72O bbs Fine and Extra
ut 81 ooas Corn Meal Is rm sales OF 500 bbs City at