New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-16
TIE STATE OF TRADE.

".~rrrooi- Jan. Is rors t'.tcln an at - ws'r.
eTn fgA a. ., hA i , T 5 20 , 'a a Ia
dal At 81 o. iiams-ns Cu' steady at shgu'er: dg
81 ll6; Prime Me-, steady at -: Llrl-inirc wc,"Tn
an ~ ~ a,'% '',; 'S ''. ~. ~ , # 4; In,
duIa TO- CA,e-e-Amr1cAn .ho -ichiy a m ~ !rd ui
"a, .1 com Gia Mixed -oft steady az % 81
So Gu - - 81 cotton seed o-lclioW Amrfi'in. nome
I.,r."oi Jan. I--,4 go D. n Cotton Dun and ca.er
Niclre pianos. 40 itinr Orleans. o. 3d., Low Ni
Tfi. 5l'i ~ clf uUp btir-. in, hiding lnpO
bs, ioi .pcc Iaon ana r1p'fL i.r,g - 500 ,a',' %
cline. rrauds, Tow M.tti.a- clause January o'l,rrr.
t,.,iy. tl.G. a-r. cd; Cg.u.-. low nlUug cir.c
N'h a ana A AZ , ay l,.r[ a. & ' &
clause N' and ~. a,li',r, 900 ri4nd 10" A.ilAns
r,rp, Of What Ion tie la,i tArpc dys acre 800 qs IN
Irrlrioi jan Is j. -r'cir.tuG. Gug Peas, 80 ID
'LFrrrool, Jan 10. p motion The sales q The d.y
Low Addhng clause January delivery. '',4d ipllnds l."
M.daine ',ai'c i,'IhH INA Nai'h Gri',ii "a =, T.
Uplanl.. Low Mnine ,aa'r. Apr.l and Nav delivery;
i,,n, delivery. GU. Vpl,ut- Miiiug clause, New
Crop SHIPPED December ana J1rualy. ssh t.ilt p.and.
m, uarAci Tor Vans and Fabnc At Manoh-tcrls cu aud
InTLrool, jan Is $50 ,. m.--Ecaued Petroleum. IOgd
LiyfEro6L jan. - evening Lusecd oil ~ Cd per cNt
Lu>p's jan 10 III. h7fL L'nf EJpr0ss' ry'c"lug the
ais do moi IN uuc r., subject for comment but It NAV
las Tar be asccriancd sustained ro injury nom the
heavy At the tint. drer atmosphere ANA
cold weather vOud De acceptable 10 strengthen
It little L"- made with
Of from The quantity OF Wheat
Eecd during the pact week. farmers dlv'ic7 showing
4, 20 tiO,r 81 The Il. time last
much Of The suppl OF home ErOWuEl has also hren
poor condition, and MS prices 10 be- some" hat cg
uar Mar there has been mi" business don"
English wheat bat IN the provincial kci the tone las
bccu rather better AMI moderate amount u activity has
varied The upward tendency ~ values iOI inftrn Wheat
received temporary cheek 10 the unu-uay heavy
importation witch reached stnics, last Mondays
ariNa O III 900 qr-.. besides large
American and Indian grain Ihc cal ulatonr OF
sellers by arrivals OF Rus
Wheat by tbesay al Ecycl should the continue
mild and the Heyt idn optH, oar winter supplies may
unlocked for Lc Ia ing regard 10 the fact that
turning al her available puc" into gold Ia enable
carry the Auart from political considerations
present range Of values for Wheat appears to bc safe
would be- the result Of political nnrnccs but II peace
Is proclaimed. ANA The Black ports set free could not
calculate upon supplies much before Apri tax
Ing al things tOgcc IL II doubtful whether acinc turn IN
Ea.cfn asIs would materially affect prices IL must, how
ever. be confessed that ths opinion scarcely obtains with
mTs. Prices slightly IN buyers favor although NOT
duUtalV aud the few Hae4 winch have taken place
sold freely. On the spot mixed American las
s Chilly. bal revival IN the demand occur al
the Stock o sound Corn ~ LONDON IL short
Tmucss chaTaccr the trade Tor Barley and ohis With
small arrivals pOrs al call the floating cargo trade has
Ialcd dull for Wheat. and rates have rrccdcd."
I0NDON Jan. lJ-j3J y. m.-IalOW, 80 Cd per c~t
LoSDOS. Jan. nng-Linsecd Oh, s2J 10 a&7 per
ASrwEGr Jan lj-retrGeum 2s francs for pale
American.