New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-04-13

marked variation but extremely firm all grades; other
'CANDLEs"H Holders are firm and demand ale a2ic.
for Adamantne 45c a4sc for Sperm and 00c0ooc iof
DRUGS AND DYEs-No change; demand far, but
business principally J9bbing o,, nro,,v fair and
prices Of ell kinds are firm; prices are pretty nen as
given Last we quote Canwood at Sl5oi Fustio CUBA ~
SAVANNA at sea Ss2 ali gold LogWOod, JAMAICA: 4
quoted at ds20 currency and do ST. Domingo az sS@
'Y FLOUR AND MEAI-we had very heavy, Irregular.
lower and unsatisfactory Flour market from the date o,
holders declining 70 make further concessions ana =,
feeling sTad9s cT SG tsSSe
At Fridays market, Notwithstanding the STORM we mad
demand for all descriptions Jobbers generally are
not well stocked having Tor sGe %SsS Of
liberal supplies via the Hudson River have not been rear
led and 10 is very evident that the great dspary
concession In the low grades shippers have operated
freely and good business has been done IN 10
freely improving prces aud the low grades OF
Extra have been In good demand at adVanenK nggs'
affording very good assortment Family brands lnong
they have sold slowly are not generally % S Wn
ter the Southwest by frost since our ias OUT
f me Week are is ass bb U7 Europe
s27O bbls TO South America and the Wess tueS, a b
inquiry more general the low grades are 5el5c better
and the medium and better brands steadier and more
state; $OasO for Extra dol $40 SSsl rs for Fancy
do; So 1880 10 for the low grades OF western tx
ira: $40 l5a{ll for good choice spring wheat TX
tras; $40 lOGsl2 IS for Minnesota Extras; so 100
SO 20 for shgpnd omo sS CSafS 90 Tor I WD
ter Wheat, Extra Michigan aud Indiana; sI3 logas IS
for single Extra White wheat do 90; S2dnd ,i Tor
and Triple Extra do Canadian Flour Is scarce, and In
Flour S SSs codera5 early in the week
with only limited inquiry and more desire 70 sen,
era Inquiry they have improved, closing fairly active
and hrmer; sales OF 1850 DagS at Sl1 D9sA 9o.
limited arrivals, steady reduction IN our stock, aud
active demand for export have given sellers some
freely at present prices, closing hrmer, with fair
demand sales OF 1000 bbis 50 sOaslO IS for Ordinary
Extra and Family Georgia and Virginia, and $40 3O4s6
for Extra and Family Maryland and Delaware: Rye
prices have declined, and favor the buyer closing
sales Of $50 6e s az SsSg from S SS MsS 1897
TO March ., were 1929 quarter SACKS Exports rum
Atlantic ports, same period, 1,i7o,9i9 bbls. ,,,.
FIsH-Prices steady; We quote Dry Cod lBank) az
s5dS ~ do Georges at 50 so Mackerel at sls for No
Bay and shore; SioasI2 for Medium aud Large No.
Massachusetts Herring at s5alJc, according to quaIy
and size. for scaled. aud 2! d25c. for No. l.
FEATHERS are unchanged; we quote Prime western
at IS 4eoc, and do Tennessee ut l5 a soc. , A., 49,, g.,
FLAX-The market Is little frmer and inc demand IS
fair; quote Penn5y iyana and ONO lOdl6c; NeWJer
sey, 1salSc. and North River l6a2lc. 81,
GRAIN-since this day week We have had quite dull
and sluggish market for Wheat The less satisfactory
and very limited milling demand have greatly added
to the heavy feeling so noticeable this day week. THIS
OF Spring-theso are comparatively plenty-and as the
season advanced, there has been thorough disposition
shown to realize aud 10 do SO decline OF 516c per BUSH
may DO noted on Nos. aud spring, while
No. 1 Spring scarce has been better sustained.
have commanded extreme prices Choice White has been
in good request and is finn our adyices from the west
frost since our last has done great injury TO ne harvest
but az the present Writing we have no idea Oh INC extent
xrreet opinion Of the extent Of the damage. We have
bush The OF depletion has not been rapid ms We
had TO anticipate early in tho month"; and tins has
contributed what to the heayness All our adyices
from Europe represent their wants up to the
Continent and in Great Britain and the question
naturally arises, from whence are they TO get thet
The deficiency In Great Brans stated 10 be teno twelve
million bushels. aud the Continent II Is also large; aud
from whence the deficiency is To DO made up We are ht
loss 10 learn To-day tho market Is improved. though
business greatly restricted by the high prices demanded,
IN. inquiry r SNTs sha a' S6 Mixed S s spr anS s ~
for choice Milwaukee delivered; g. 50 for No lwaukee.
White Canadian The exports OF Wheat from Atlantic
ports from sept to April TO- were o9es bush and OF
Sept 1907 to March p 2Gl459 sacks Wheat 50 sacks
S SSa h%S G S 1 ss ' aud hoGSs Nn %
flo:ns f,ry IS drey NAE Nae is ' @ a T in good
demand; sales OF $500 bush, at 81 l2as2 IS.
Rye been In fair request and with limited arrivals
prces have been well sustained tho stock Is very light
aud tho milling demand good at the close the market Is
fair demand chiefly for the trade hut at variable rates;
the arrivals have proved limited, and with steady
dueton m our stock holders have the advantage our
present stock il about $4,000 bush, which Is moderate.
closing fruer but active sales $4,000 bush. Western
at &c! s6.c. In store, and 67Ie seller ten days.
Indian Corn has been IN fair request but with free sellers,
and less favorable from Europe, prices have de-
clned and have TO note considerable yatlableness
Tho demand has been chiefly confined TO the domestic
trade with only moderate inquiry for export The re-
ccips have been light, and have reduced our stock
considerably, and ind reduced TO about bush
exports ld3GG BUSH closing better The inquiry
10 not very active tho advanced prices claimed cheekng
business tho sales are 10000 bush az u 2Gs ~ ior Ne|
Western Mixed; Western White at 81 lgdSl 20; Western
yellow ut 81 26GN az uusound Southern White at ~
Jersey Yellow at 81 "a, and straH-Color.d and White
GUNNlEs quiet but firm at l9dloIc FOR Bags, and
HIDEs-In Wet Sailed Hides nothing doing in Foreign;
no stock In %are Sc SS demand aSyg remains a.
quoted In our last For Calcutta stock no transactions
We quote follows: Bueuos Ayres, 2Ol a2lc; Buen0s
Ayres. 2Oa2lc Monteydeo, 2oic Rio Grande zoe;
ounoeo, Isle; California, lgtc; Porto CaDeio, loS
moros 10. are; San Juan and Central America, l7Slsci
MaracaibO liidl5ic; Bogota, i1ci no Hache'
i9i aiIc Curacoa dry sailed, l36l5c st. Domingo and
Port au Platte dry sailed, niGl3c al gold Texas, 900
Maracabo II ai2c Maranham i2ac; Pernambuco. IL
al2ic; TanpIcoa Matamoros 10 dlie; Bahia l9isci
Rio Grande H. lie; California, n, lOi 6llo Para.
y ~, loialle, gold Neworlea9s lliGi2e; Country
OK cured, liiel2ca City slaughter Cow cured llt
Sc s1gny 1 Leather soS SIERRA son Ayrs
alOc, currency; Gambia and Blssau 2a3Oc currency;
n0s %% S iaSs cemta Dead Green cow
y s I2aiSc.; Calcutta Bufalo, Ii 92c.; Manila and
| Batavia Buffalo, lie, gold.
HAY-Lmited receipts and good demand prices firm
| Shipping 6OdS5c.; retail lots sIdsl 40.
HEMP-The demand for Manila is still Hight, but prices
keep up pretty well; quote at 1910, gold Juto Is
| quiet but firm at Sl05dsl40, gold
HONEY-Cuba IL selling at IS G5jc gold, IN bond and
| 80d62ic. gold, duty paid.
| HOfS1The demand is stll very high but prices are
without important change at 309l0c for Bayaan and
IOaCOc for American tho former for very Old and tho
| latter for Choice New grades.
| LEATHER-W We have 10 report another week OF fair
business In Hemock Sole. Some large transactions have
been made full figures Prices remain firm a quo
tatons-only choice parcels, however bringing outside
figures. Receipts from the tanneries have been fair