New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-02-11
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE,

rally This has checked business and we have had con
siderable rreguarty in prices owing chiefly 10 he v
abeness in the low grades Of Flour these have sold
slowly though at rather high prices. At the present
high prices for Spring Wheat it is relatively deGrer lhan
Flour hence our milleIs have purchased safhy ana IN
the absence of much inquiry prices unsettled We have
reduced stock but slightly during the week. ana me
to the Summer months the major pa5t OF 3 s,SeF S
present supply about 100000 BUSH Of this some lsoooo
bush White and 10000 bush Amber ana hsa mlhel
not including the California afloat the residue SONG
100000 bush consist Of INFERIOR Good and Choice Spring
manifest much fir1nness Miers hold off owing TO the
declining tendency in the Flour market; we only
near Of sales Of 5000 bush; Amber Jersey al ~ 70,
regard to the supply Of Wheat. From the Northwest
correspondent under date Of JAM a. 1861 writes ffo
Of FoTr in Chicago are evdesty eonfoundng the trade
and leading Eastern operators TO think after scar
the exact amount OF Wheat held at the principal points
in this State to really how the matter stands and the
following is the result In all the warehouses ON The
Minnesota Central Railroad Jan 49, 1861 was 1870 bush
els receipts about exhausted Last year there was
amount to come forward On the wlnona and St. Peter
Railroad jan 49, 1867 there was ana re-
increasing Last year the road only IS miles long ana
this year it is 81 miles, thus showing the reeelpS ms
year from &c miles more country than last year.
On the Minnesota River, r the warehouses there was
held last week only 7o bush against 10000 pSn st
euTate figures gathered by inquiry AZ each point Inc
high prices current since last harvest induced fnersre
siding within convenient distance OF fyer ana Iupas
TO seeary, whereas those more distant had TO wait of
good .slelghlng; THIS tney nave nau IOf
during which receipts have shown rapid increase, put
as they are now falling off and farmers assert that but
little Wheat Is left in the country, 10 ~ safe 70 presume
that the supply is about exhausted From all the lnola
ton can gather, do not think there possibly be
100000 BUSH Of Wheat In this State to spare for SNIP
ment and 10 supply the mills The large receipts Oh tIOur
in Chicago this month attributable TO an accunula
ton that took place IA this staeand points in Iowa
awaiting the freezing Of the zee before could be got out
Barley has been in fair demand choice qualities have I'm
proved and indeed all kinds have been held higher WIN
q good local and fair export inquiry we have reduced
our stock materially and think It not far from l9O
bushels; the decline In Toghts and advance In gold have
given sellers the advantage closing firm but only moder
atey active the demand is chiefly for export sales OF
5000 BUSH Canada West in bond and in store at 9c Bar
ley Malt is dull and heavy at 81 25QS go Oats have been
in fair demand, but prices have fluctuaed, closing d
and heavy; sales OF 0CO BUSH including Old Western az
CT G62c New do G2dG3c; state at 69c and Jersey Az
6796sc. Canada Peas are dull and heavy Rye II an
aud easier; sales Of bush Western ia store at 81 %
state at 81 80 and Canada free, at 81 20.
Indian Corn has been In fair demand for the home trade
mainly and prices have improved, though rot without
considerable variablcnes, the unfavorable news from
Europe and the continued fluctuations il gold nave
greatlySheced the export demand stock is reduced
10 about 37G0OOO bush, and with good export demand
it viii be exhausted, closing rather heavy with iaiG
business for export sales OF 1900 bush AT II IL for new
Mixed Western 81 10 in store for Old do q IA ailot ior
do do 81 10 for Jersey Yellow the perEnd 81 II Tor
do. afOat.