New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-22
THE MARKETS.
lC.sinll, reroIted ior Tnn TAEuNn. J


MONDAY, Jan. 81, 1851
AsHEs-The supply of Pots is hglt and holders are
firm al IS s. so. Pearls nominal at 81 si u.s.
BRICKS are firm and in fair demand at sl5 Tor com
mon hard; SIS SO for CrOton ana go IoF F"doiPh"
C0riFEE-The market for Rio ~ steady, with fair
business; sales OF 900 bags ex Gdlhg star V 90 y,
arrive 400 bags, per Champanero SlS' per CnrVA Oh
Cf0TT0HmThe market is duh and heavy business being
checked by the Storm aud have only To note sales Of
$50 bales At 3lc ior Middng Upand and Sjtc ior DO
flour AND MEAIo-The demand for Western and
state Flour fair and but for the zee and snow cmDago
are plenty, and arc l0c incr taniy grades are
pcrfe state $40 s2 for sound Extra do $40 4Oa
Sl2 FOR the low grades OF western ENtla 80 ~
Iug Ohio pureJ SO 65 81 40 for Trade do and Sl 4Jd
SO 70 for ST. Louis Eytrae. Canadian Flour im Dat
quiet sales OF 100 bills fair Extra at sS souther Flour
Is firm but very quict the arrivals light sales OF 100
bbs al ell 1913 70 for common 20 r INtra baltimore
ana Country and S4 sl7 for Trade and Family tIds.
Rye Flour Is active and Iirm; sales OF 40 bb at
Sc JOaSs Meal IS inactive but prices are without
GTtiNDTLe Wheat market ia very firm but the oh
srucons In the river and harbor retard business and
sales Rye Is generally held higher moro especially that
In bond but the business i light; sales Of 1850 bush
but the business is limited We hear q further consdera
bic shipments from first hands prices tend upward
and lots easier Of better sales OF 2lOO bush
mad for export and the trade, the moro favorable news
IRON % Eqt roy G IN oe 81 20 for do
aflcat, and 81 lldsI 10 for New Yellow Jersey.
HEMP.-Iania remains quiet as buyers and sellers
wide apart IN their views; We quote n9mnaly at
liz al2c gold. Other kinds are inactive, ana n0mnaiy
HOPS are firm, and in fair demand for home con-
SUMPTION quote at from GOA OGG0c as to growth ana
L1Tiis-Eastern are dun and nominal at 50 25.
LIME-ROckland is only Ia moderate demand hut
prices without change We quote at 81 ~ Tor Common,
M0LAssEs-TIe business IL light, but prices with
OJS fair business was done in Pork today
without change to note IN prices For future delivery
at 81 BOO bbs New Western Mess check on the ibth OF
9 sa and go Bbis do buyer do at S2 ~ The sales
and egulaT 1850 bbs at Sy % Tor Ola bless ana
sci 10 for New Western Beef dull but steady; sales
100 bbs at s9dt2 for Old Plain Mess 81 a$o for New
do $l2dSj for Old Extra, and $laSH 90 for New DO.
Tierce Beet is inactive and nominal Beef Hams are in
moderate demand sales Of 80 bb Western ut 81 1913.
Cut Meats fairly active ana f1ncr; SAFES OF 100 Agr
quiet Hogs opened firm, but closed heavy at 0sc for
Western and 9l49ac for city Lard is very dull and
prices nominal Holders ask l3c for Prime steam and
Kctte-Rendcred seller last half Of February at re
AFTERNOON PROVISION MARKET, otLOcK-Old Pork
is dun aud offered at so 70. New Pork is firm, with
fair demand sales Of 500 bbls at 81 97i0s2l 30, cash
PETROLEUM market IS firm but quiet We quote
Crude 2Oc in bbls and 14c In bulk Refined, In bond,
r. do DO; si5@S2c Tor & W, and 3Sc for p. ".
RICEhc market Is firm We note sales Of 30 tcs Caro-
sEEDs-Clover Seed Is in moderate request at l2sdllc
TmOhy Seed is quiet at So 2J0sJ 90 Rough FaXseed Is
quiet at 81 5OdS2 20 y bush
sUGAR-Raw Sugars are moderately active, and the
market is steady, at lO alOae for fair good iicfning
sales OF $50 hhds at for Cuba I2ic FOR Porto Rico
39l boxes Havana, at 0s0l2!c. Refined are without
change.
TALLOw-The inquiry is good but the small supply
checks business; we quote at about llc FOR Prime.
WHISKY-The market is more active, but prices are
very much unsettled sales Of go bbs Western ut 81
81 81, cash.
W0OIr-We have had more animated demand for
Domestic Feece since last and prices for All grades
have advanced The trade Is generally Impressed that
the proposed tariff will become law; this has drawn the
attention of speCulatOTs and manufacturers The latter
are now preparing to stock Themselves for the Spring
trade We quote follows: Domestic Fceccs at
t0a45c for Native, and Merinos, d50c for and
Z do. 48d5Oc. for full-blO0d McrinOs, and 50665c
for SaxOny Flceces; 30d40c. for No Pulled 6055c for
eupeTnc do aud j5a65c for Extra do 22d2Ic for Com
NOR Unwashed California; 30a40c for Fine DO; 20d32c
Foreign as follows: South American at 2542lc. FOR
Common Washed 32037c. for Unwashed MeHtza ana
MerhIO 92alsc. for Washed Lntre RIOS, TG9c; Tor
IJuWashed Creole IO04Gc for Washed C0rdoVa Ihhlai
at 2la3lc for Unwashed Mestza ana MeIln0; Capeo Oh
Good Hone 3Od3Jc. for Unwashed; East Indi, 5b@ooc
for Washed and African at 2Oa3Oc. for UnWashed ana
GOA 4Oc for Washed by auction 40 bales hhlte Iuss
nj l8gIc 10 bales UnWashed Gillian AT lbsc, TWO paies
evideO at 27c five bales California at 2Jc 10 Daies
East india at 1Qta20ic 20 bales Washed SOUTHERN ht 200
1Osc, and four bales DoDskoi at 3Atc'
LIVE STOCK OVER THE ERIE RAILWAY.
For week ending Saturday, Jan 10 1856 cars cattle "
cars Hogs, - Sheep ana cars hoisosi AZ ~" V
cars ~ r.
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
JAN Ill s3l bbls Flour, 90 bbls. Whisky, ~ dds corn
Meal sacks do do Il26 bush Corn, 1850 bush Oats
1busa' seedl spGgs Alhes upkgS RseL hVlp pR, SRiA