New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-22

whether when the danger was Imminent. when the
wolf really did appear, they bad courage to act
in a manner becoming the emergency.
The law Of the land has made speculation in
n bread stafi- doubly perlous for the ordinary
calculations OF commercial sasaciiy are frequentv
baiiied BY the proverbial icklene-- Of our climate
and the Judgment and foresight which are applied
10 other branches Of trade not unfrequeuiy lead in
this inus fqfpas ike. 70 the slough OF De s;ruction
Those who speculate largely IN corr must make up
their minds ike desperate games;er, to stake all
upon q throw.
Ia thi- point of view the famine from which we
have escaped. and which another iOrtnighis bad
weather would certainly have consummaieG, may
do good b. fixing public cXecra;ion more intensely
upon a system that makes Il impOsshle for the Brit
ish merchant TO pursue a sale and legitimate bus
ne.s with distant countries in the first necessary OF
life reduces commerce to the degradation OF reckless
gambling and derange-, at the same time, one OF the
most beneficial ordinations OF Nature fair tx
change Of the products of cline for those OF an
other.
That no great amount Of speculation has been
going forward in the corn trade, with our more i'm
mediate neighbors In the Baltic j. evident romithe
nnexcef stale OF the Money market, which has
hardly been ru.fied Of late. Whatever is broug ht
from the Continent must be paid for in hard gold
the demand j. irregular and confined to seasons Of
uncertainty like the present. The Bank returns
the rate Of interest on the best bills al "a to per
cent and the abundance OF money, even in the face
of the gigantic railway specuations and investments
show that the factors have been looking further
than Germany for supplies
This year the utility Of the law which admits Ca
madam wheat and flour at nominal duty, combined
with the law OF that province for the admission Of
United States -four at a low fixed duiv will be-
fairly tested and a. we before remarked those
who were early in the field, and have anticipated
the threatening appearances that recently alarmed
rita ind Nv
most tickle and best-wOoed of the deitics-For,une
MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL COTToS MAhKEI -RepOrf for the reok
sHdiR1 August The Cotton Market had steady au-
pcarance during the early part of the week, when the
weather sui dull and gloomy and previously 20 the
arrival of the steamer But the bright and apparently
settled weather OF the last three days together with the
accounts by the last packet which generally consd
cred be Of holders have given strong and
somewhat advancing market
The actual change IN the quotations i but slight, bat
there is decided increase OF confidence and hrnness
with which the article IS held and there hardly be
any doubt that, with good haryestiime, our market
will do more than support iis ground
dnOfle Rspor.-Ihe market continued heavy up 10
Wednesday, when decided improvement in the weather
took place which restored confidence. and consdera
bic demand has since been experienced from the trade
a. We'll from spectators and exporters. and very
full prices have been obtained for most descriptions
good deal has scen done Egyptian Spectators having
been tempted by concession made 10 them 10 price
Spectators have taken $500 American, and 400 Egyp
tian and exporters LOO American. 80 Pernambuco,
100 Egyptian and 80 Surat Total number of sales f-
$50 bales
Report ofhe Cotton Mlrko, Spt 3.-The sales OF Cot
ton in the last four days have been nearly 10000 bags
The market under the influence Of good demand. Il
looking up in price. The fair qualities and upwards IN
American not materially changed, but the mddling
sorts which the spectators chiefly direct their attention
TO- are nearly than higher than they stood this
day week and all other description are more or less al
fected The frm and steady market may be attributed
entirely the good harvest weather which we are now
enjoying The following the daily sales since last Fri