New-York tribune., 1868-03-23

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DlENO OODo-rhe demand has improved 10 some eX-
tent nth toT local and foreign account The STOCK Is
en- c ai at sS}6 for Fustc Cuba S2i rdo
JmLc., Sls tur do Honduras Sl3as3 ooior lngWO3dst
DOM -G 'a0.,4 for do. Jamaica; ana SOGO5 iOT Lima
"Ey6,-i! A,p 'MEAI,-since tins day week we have
had saiily active market for Western and state Flour
: re-. '., of most grades have been diffcuit though
wei e. hisIcf .rtnds, especially II Fall ground have
t..s in sr, more especially in the Medium aud West
ern rra,-, due more especially 10 the apprehension
Of nTsc lec1o,S from the head OF the Hudson
RNr At an ,arly day, and TO the less favorable
ieWo Europe. In view Of the material reduction of
su ,D tAc limited prospective arrivals. further
trly and . bu-iuess of the week has not proved very
81 ,-a,to.y. Our present stock estimate at about
t'sy .u,l,d There IL little -four at Troy or
Any fpt"nc forward ON the opening OF the river, anu
par u m STATE there is slight accumulation and the
sto upper lakes but little I'm excess OF last
yea. ad ith steady increase III our export trade
tor s. itic hope for lower prices until after next har-
vt-t C.y ttuck L. largely made up of medium grades;
t,sc b' ji-pOsed Of at lower andirreGuaI prices.
T.. low Lr.d', have sold quite freely chiefly Tor the
sm. most lrades of them at easier prices.
To ekpos for hr week hayebeen lC4C5 bbs including
Wet di, . SIs to the British Provinces and for the
t,pO ding week last year s579 bbls: Today eaIuI
aa, u,i,r Ae storm, the business I'm western ana
Sasc 'u D. t, the arrivals are mlteu alld eiS ~ -
IN, ~, mss, M Il hitter grades are irregular TO sell
th.m ccv, Iurther concession wouid have TO be made
thc aair 200 bbs at ~ 10 4s9 40 for s9peTnne
State Slol, Inferior Extra state; $40 25 5es0 30
Tor ENlr1 states SO G5GSll 35 for Fancy DO ~ 55G
go Is 1'' te low grades OF western Extra so@
On 20 -auJ choice Spring Wheat Extras; $40 90
IL - fur Minnesota Extras; SO l5G$lO 90 Tor snip
VI.gOh.u. 500 asa FOR Trade and Family do; $40 SOd
BIZ f5 !lr Amber Winter Wheat, Extra Michigan and
Iaiaa; si2 @A4 10 iof & EAiIa MMIe SheII oio GS
Cforg f,yDr has been freely offered with only mod
crate dcr-uC prices have declined; at the concession
tcr hre tir inquiry; atthe close the market IS
AID tLe demand goOd sales OF 1900 bags ana bar
RS az - 5.cs4 90 the latter for choice Southern
Pour las been N fair demand, and with limited present
aud pro- arrivals, there has been seadiness
eOsu- 'lrt, Iu holders generally are very firm; sales
900 has az 5ja$lO IS for ordinary TO good Extra
iv Geo aDG Virginia and $40 i5QSl5 for Extra and
Y lmly p,l,wAre and Maryland Rye Flour has been IN
beS bb, 81 ny ~ % So Corn Meal las been in fair demand
chiefly -iPneut and prices have slightly declined,
ii -trad duh; sales of 400 bbs at Sc for Jersey
So Is for B.audywine. Buckwhcat Flour has rapidly
de ,hhod, HAS Alctuted closing firm at 81 s. 80 100 m
Coarse INDIAN "a al is selling az 81 2saS2 81 100 ~ me
yellow m g. as2 lb White Meal 81 coz y 7O Ground
Feed g sUa2 So q Rye FOur, in bags, at - 500
u 90 = d. The exports of breadtuis from san Fran
cisco To New York, mostly via the Horn. from Oct 2,
is = 10 Frh 49, 1865, nls days. follows; ll7,937
Iarter Flour or 294Si bbls and lO9l9 eentas
The toal s2poTt Of Flour from Atlantic ports. from
set 1871 70 March o. 1868, 9oS bbls, Of which
Ssi 29i were. from NeW-Iork.
FISH Inc market has been trine more active aud at
h n So i,p and % ST. George do al s. Us MaekeTe at
t2o for No Halifax sl9 dS20 tor do Bayi SIS so
tor do Snn S4dS4 80 for No. do $i 90 $l5 for No
Bay; sl7 5o.s Tor No Halifax SO 80 for No Mas
Iachuses large; aud S10a $40 50 for Medium do Salmon
at $50 fr tiCEied No Herring at 4Od 42sc Tor Sealed
~1@ = 1i S itmand Is moderate and the market
sfea Ne Prime Western at aud do.
FLAXrne market for North River is steady the busl
moderate; VIC quote at from l6 ale Tor common TO
GRAIN-The dull and heavy feeling that distinguished
Rl Wheat market this day week has since been more
marked; mild weather OF the week promising early
with a further decline in gold, have given buyers de.
eded advantage, notwithstanding the RAPID depletion OF
pur stock. II estimate present supply OF Spring
Wheat az I5OO bushels and the quantity on the canal
n 700 Osu bushels have about 100000 bushels Of this
description carry to the 10th of May that is, assu
ir that ont the Wheat now on the canal near
,,ne o 900 bus els per week, providing that the
al is injured; that we may look for more act
irelghts decline considerably. All kinds Of Wheat
htye declined, though there has been en- put, 9ut Htue H
we learn that accumuatiOns OF Wheat at the principal
informed merchants have anticipated and in
ened doubt the estimates published OF the great sur
bonding time last year and the demand for the Middle
statcs Is likely be much less so that the surplus for
BE warehouse Will be much larger From the winter
Wbeat growing STATE continue 70 have rather unfa
yurahe REPORTS respecting the growing CROP but II Is
early fOIm opinion Of the probable result OF %
give any estimate Of the injury from the protracted
ought OF ast Fail and Winter To-day the market Is
q ner and fairly active. The demand Is, In part
T. milling The sales are 22,O0O bush. at - as
Milwaukee. deiverCd So - Tor White California.
IL rev has been fair demand and with little here hold
ers have had the advantage and We notice some inquiry
for the future, much lower prices; at present fig
ures IL is much higher than Malt this is especially true
Of the Interior Of the state where brewers
plying themselves freely; present stock Is very
neagor and the quantity the canal Is light Barley
Malt has been IN fair demand and has ruled firm closing
uiet but firm: sales Of bush. State at 81 Z0S2 %
Rye has been quite dull though I'm view or the reduced
stock prices have been well sustained, closing steady
sales OF Jersey and Pennsylvania AZ VI so pier, and
o. g. delivered Oats have been fairly active and with
stronger 20 realize prices nave docnned though
early in the week there appeared 70 DE more nIlnness
the advance increases the desire TO SELL the
Z ale are willing 20 purchase beyond their present
wants stock Is not far from OOOO bus ana we ind
& consumption increasing slowly as trade improves
csng dull Western is held at 63c with buyers at S5c
Indian Corn good demand for the home trade,
but with less favorable news from Europe further de-
cline in gold strong disposition on the part OF many TO
since Saturday, but High Mixed and Yellow have yielded
buf slightly, owing to more active local Eastern de-
m nd: reduced 10 about 100000 bush closing
1Jot &c. better under light receipts and good Eastern
uaGSl 2s Western White at 81 Gsl 22 Southern Vel
low AT 81 ZgQSl 3O Southern White at 81 22dS 25; Extra
Pearl White at 81 ~; Jersey yellow at 81 26asl a. Straw
eolored and White Tennessee at 81 1875 a.
sept / 1867 to March 81 1868, 5l5G,l11 bush Of
which s0sG2 2l7 were from New-Iork. Export of Corn
during period 5lS94O2 bush, OF which IGI5l were
'0i" &C" GRAIN ASD FLOUR IN CHICAGO, 80
Narc1 10 and March 9, lG63-ssO March 10, l857.
Wheat. bush Corn, Oats, RE, Bsiley,
~a'. Sgsfs g5ss i9ss ssis es@s s a1s9, Pr;e 'os ..
NJ 2......... &c.. s5.g93 1878 1883 7,J~ '7,73l