New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-21

Tn, Money Narke, i in healthy state. and good
Manor i readily discounted at q 20 per cent Mo
pev has been IN greater request on the SOCK hN
change than in the Discount market In some De
s.rip,ions OF Railway shares there hss peen con
s;5r-abe fall but the old established lines have
mostly imnroved. As rcgards some OF the new lines
NOW before Parliament and still trembling IN the ba
lance considerable gncasiness may be supposed 10
prevail amongs; the parties most Interested \ snor'
time will decide their hopes and Tears
The arrival of the "Hibernia' on Saturday put
n res, the uncasiness which has prevailed som,
time pas; relative % our relations win America Al
apprehension of hostile collision arising out OF the
OREGON question has disappeared, and this feeling
has been mainly produced by the tone OF. wnat IN
England is regarded as the official organ OF Mr.
PolAs Government. The CRiOn, edited by NJ
Richie. combined with the improved tone which
characteristics the American press generally. This
friendly feeling i most cordially recipocaied II
England not only by of business. but by all
classes in the country. The Funds rose ON the n.
reipt of the Hihernia arrival PEI cent and con
siderable bucVancv prevailed in almost every de
nar-n,ert of the Public Securities contingent upon
The same cause But If the steamers intelligence
has had this gratifying effect upon the Money mar
krt II has been otherwise with regard 10 the great
a-,;cl, Of producc Cot,on-thc market Tor which
has exhibited a good deal of depression, and CIV
ing way in price Since Friday the reduction has
amounted to fully an eighth and yesterday was one
of the most dull and quiet days which has been eN
perienced for long time This result j.. OF course
mainly attributable to the large produce of the new
crop and the absence OF all danger as regards the
pacific relations of the two countries
The American Provision market continues IN
healthy state The demand is fully equal to the I'm
port and every day increases the popularity OF the
Provisions from the Western World. This increased
demand with the still increasing popularity, may
BE- attributed to the pains which the curers on the
other side have recently taken to Hit the taste OF
their Gu ,tomcrs on this side of the water Beef has
advanced in price but buyers seem unwilling Ia
nav the increased rates The price of American
clashes with the price OF Irish Pork, which has IN
,erfered TO some extent with the demand For
Cheese there has been much inquiry the price OF
which IS fast bordering on that of English. Butter
however. j. declining in value, while Lard. ON the
contrary is improving.
CoRN-1'he crops IN this circle Of the country look
we'll trade for all free Grain during the last tort
night has been quiet though prices have hardly varied
nom, Within the last few days, however, there has
M la, been some movement the continuance OF cold I'M
genial weather having created unessness to hc
result OF the coming crops and induced more free pur
cha,es on the part of the trade well as some specua
,ive transactions both in bonded and free stuff
Wheat has in consequence, advanced oil per bushe ami
Flour l. I'd 10 % per sack United states Flour has
been sold TO the extent Of 1000 barrels at les Cd 10
lgs Der barrel in bond During the last few days there
has been a favourable change in the weather wnch ma
checked somewhat the ndor OF spectators, and the
market i now quiet The future course OF prices VIII
be wholly regulated by the weather, that no DEFINITE
opinion can be- given ON the subject