New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-30

CoFFEE-Prlces ON Rio coffee remain irm. but buyers
unwilling 10 operate. aud We have sun 70 report
Agnes has been sold at l25c gold, In bond including
$500 bags West India grades are neglected. l. o,.,,o
CANDLES without change the demand II moderate.
We quote Adamantino at 2s2e.i Sperm, Sd4Sc. ana
DRUGS AND DYEs-There has been an improved de
mand all articles coming under this heading, and the
market mas ruled hrm a. sg h rmer and the
stock smaller pretty fair demand has prevailed ana
sales nave De.h maze . -, 20 s l9' I 49, az ~
for 81 Domingo. and s3dtli for do jamaica al gold;
Lima has sold t25 $3.50. currency; aud sapan
Wood al ssodsS2 do Tor Manila We quote Canlwood
AZ $50 gold.
FfOt'E AND MEAI-The nrinness in the low grades
Of Flour noted in last has since been noticeable
and there has been very good demand but the medium
and better grades though selling more freely are with
Improvement indeed, the major part of the sales Of
such has been At lower and very Irregular prices our
To press the market the stock Is reduced aud
the arrivals in prospect are light especially of choice Fam
81 Louis Extras less than at the corresponding time
last year The choice brands OF White California being
cheaper have been taken largely In their place All low
grades have sold well and at improved prices especially
No. and Supertne these have been taken largely Tor
the cOastwse trade. and scarce The low grades OK
spring Wheat Extras and choice spring Wheat state,
II Well ground, have sold well 1T higher prices.
The arrivals have been liberal, but with better
and export demand We have reduced our STOCK
somewhat The market today satufday rs l9ite seIHv;
limited prices the absence OF business arc uncer
tain California Flour has been In limited request though
with moderate arrivals prices have ruled comparatively
firm. closing firm, hut only IN moderate demand sales or
800 bags at t2 iOaSt 90 southern fout mas pteh III
moderate demand aud With limited arrivals, prices have
ruled firm. especially the low grades. aud most holders
evnce more lrmness aud confidence III higher figures
closing firm. Rye Flour has continued in good demand
and with moderate arrivals prices have improved, clos
fairly active and hrmer sales OF 40 Dbls al ~ 100
$40 per bbl Corn Meal has been In good request but
with more liberal arrivals prices have yielded slightly
closing firm sales of $50 hls western ana Jersey ~ 70
Buck wheat Flour IL dull AT Us so a>+ v 100 10 49,
FIsI-Dry Cod moderate request 81 - 23dso ~
for Bank aud sd< IS FOR Georges Mackerei are quiet
pretty firm a SIS ~ - for No shore ZIP oOdsO Tor
do. Bay; soaS2o 80 Tor do. iaax ga 5oGsl6 for No
Shore aud Bay; s7 OGss 30 for medium ana large 10
Halifax; S2 30 for No Massachusetts large ana tlO@
$40 for do. medium We quote Labrador Herring per
hbl in pickle, 40 "? Herring scaled AT tOaA5c ana 10
FENriIERs are without change We quote Prime al IS
| a ~. for Tennessee, ard rs yOc. for western
PLAINTIFF demand Is only moderale prices are steady
al l5ig2lyc for Common Prime, and Choice at y d2lc
| GRAIN- During the past week We have had compar-
! atyely quct though variable market for Wheat The
mild Wea. her and tile opening of the Hudson River soon
after last giving promise OF an unusual early resum
ton OF eau1l navigation induced holders 20 seu' ana 10
do further decline was submitted TO- subsequently,
with favorable news from Europe and very nfvor
able reports from the Erie Canal representing the injury
hy the storm very great, rendering II certain
that IL cannot safely be opened until the LIST OF May and
even this doubtful great Is the injury Ia the banks
al the canal This nttgrnce, coupled with the later
and more yOrable from Europe impaired much
better feeling In the market, and since Wednesday We
have had more active inquiry for export and milling
but tho business has been moderate, the higher prices
asked preventing shippers from Milling Their orders,
| and the exports of the week are light IL Is
| Wheat viii he exhausted long before anything
reaches from the canal From the Southwest We have
rather unfayorabe reports respecting the Winter Wheat
the injury In Kentucky IL, We think greater than III any
other state though from Southern Ohio and Western Vr
gina We have unfayOrabe reports this Intelligence con
firms statement OF the injury to the crop published In
our Of the 18th Of January which was then thought
10 be premature. but now learn tho injury is fully
equal TO the representations then made From the North
West learn the receipts OF Wheat from the principal
depots ure much than have been anticipated and
south VI Chicago Ia many localities there Is actually