New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-22

quoted al from IS 10 81 Onsoio ~.
Corr, and Calres are in more request and prices are
5mnrovinr An A. market last week, sod 9. prices
ranging as Ia quality 80 70 s1c.
Shs,p and Lc,absTbe demand forthese sti continues
m he eYceediusIy limited and consequently there are
br, ,. a. market The ANAL number o3eripg asI week
were taken a. from 81 20 TO 81.
Han cad SyeU--The former article has become more
abundant; and sells freely az JOe0 cts cw for good
TYootby aud Cloverseed. Straw 81 IS per cwt.
Correspondence Of TIE Tribune.
LONDON April I'd, 1876
The protracted discussion Of the proposed new Corn
Bill and the uncertainty wher Tiii come INTO opera
,on with the possibility Of lie not passing the house OF
Lords continue % affect Corn irane ana all persons
connected with still set with the greaest caution
The value OF English Wheat has been maintained but
bonded Ii nearly uDsseabe and the Tact OF Our sav-
ing had defective crop with extensive fairre OF
is almost overlooked IN the endorsement caus
ed by the present state OF uncertainty The law and
by the caution still existing in the money market. we
think there is little doubt when the measures before Par
lament are decided. that may confidently look for.
ward 20 better trade ADD probably Considerable
advance in the value OF bonded Wheat; the stock Of
which although large. than II has been since le42 IN
opinion scarcely large enough tor Inc present posi
ton oil The country. Our farmers deliveries continue
moderate In parts hne qusities are very Gear
say Ga up TO 60 quarter Tor best red and wnite
Wheat while foreign (where II can be released By certi
fcates which worth l2s. l3s. per quarter elso
brings equally high prices The defective nature Of the
last crop in point Of quality may therefore be easily
guessed from the general average oil Ee cOuury oeiDs
5fs Cd per quarter Indian Corn which nae lately been
admitted duty Of Is per quarter under certain re-
rtricoos has Immediately felt the effect oil this reiaxa
ton OF law by advancing IS Is per quarter on the
prices paid month ago. The demand for II just now is
very extensive and II thought that IL wil become an
article OF general pon IN Ireland, athcugh IN
few instances prejudice has been raised against out
whilst Oatmeal conaues al els 20 GIG per ton we have
douot Indian Corn Meal will ind ready ss!c at its
present value of e e 2-34s per quarter
be obtained readily for yellow Danube free on board in
cludiug freight and 10 the United Kingdom,
but there Is scarcely any Offering Barley has been
rather improving OF late and in anticipation oftne new law
orders have been abroad limited at about 2bs per
quarter and freight at 2s. We could contract tor
fine Danish Kiudried, SD per bushe delivered goo5 on
the East Coast OF England or Scotland in bond
The fear Of famine in Ireland induces almost all parties
10 hold back Data there and the value Of This article Is
therefore maintained 81 comparatively high rate here
should indian Corr come forward freey-which we ex
pect WILT have considerable effect the va
luz Of Oatmeal and induce shipments OF Oats 10 Eng
land when prices will probably somewhat decline.
The value Of Beans aud Peas has continued stationary
dnring the past month Egyptian Beans come forward
full of dirt and rubbish this season that our dealers
will scarcely touch them. and viii be some time be-
fore shippers OF this article get the effect OF this
bad policy. Their extreme value Just now Is 2ss per
quarter in bond
The prices at which Linsecd Cake has lately been
selling has induced speculative demand and consider
able quantities have been purchased at &c TO 10 lbs or
French 10 81 for thin American ano we 90 not look
for farther decline In its value. United States Flour
In bond rarely inquired for and Is nomnay worth 27s
2ss per Dbl Canadian brings 3ls 32s duty paid on
retail.
Stocks In bond in the United Kingdom. on 9Th March
Wheat ,l39 $50; Barley s29l9i Oats 969s6; Beans
l34l3; Peas 527 Rye 1863; Indian Corn 4oO72 quar-
ters; Flour s37 355 cwt.
Extract from letter dated London, April 3,
le46:-" The unsettled stste Of the Corn Law cues
ton has most depressing effect on business The
opinion seems to be general that the stocks OF 20
very low, Qarncntably so aud that the de-
Inand for Corn in all It's branches must very soon be
greatly Increased White good Wheat free 60d7 0s;
bond 5016Os red do do So 6G5s bond 46d52s. Flour
per Dbl free, 33137s; bond 25d2SSA White Maize,
bond d0042s. TaiIow--no American here"
LIVERPOOL. Sd april 1916
To-day there puction sale oil two cbrgoes OF
American Wheat per "Ciarrlck'! and =" ROsciui 1855
bushels all of which sold Is I'd. per 70 lbs in bond
There was apparently great anxiety to gut American
Flour, but n, buyers could be found. Western Canal
pressed at 26s Boston and Philadelphia at 95s and
under in vain The demand for Indian Cora less lively
by retail few sales made nj 33s for white and Jos
for yellow per $50 lbs duty paid Peas held for AS but
not saeabe in quantity i0s per 504 lbs duty paid
Correspondence of The Tribune.
LIVERPOOL. Sd April, 1876.
Since of 18th ut per Unicorn steamer 1t bes be.
come manifest that the delay in passing the new Corn
Bill and Tariff will be greater than had been eTpecied
there increased apprchensions OF dissolution OF
Parliament and the call of new one before these meas
ures can be adopted THE interrupts most seriously
the general trade Of tho country aud increases the EN-
caused by the unsatisfactory state oil the
money market; that the consequences OF the UNDUE
of capital atterly distracted from Commerce or
railways &c. are more and more lett Oh
the other hand the account of the termination oil the
war in India received In the last few days, has removed
one cause OF gloom and depression
The Cotton Market extremely dull and laneud
week or ten days ago and had declined ID per TO- nut
since arrival of accounts from the United states oi
9th u showing that the deficiency oi the receipts INFO
the 275 600 bHlea compared win ihst SEE"
son the decline been recovered and under the infu
ence Of this together with the India news and some III
tie improvement trade Mt Manchester our market mas
become tolcrsbly steady at our last quotations. rue
sales for the week ended 9th ut were ~ e5O oaes o'
which 1900 bales speculation and 3uouof export
and the business for the week ended thb e'enons
amounts TO OF which spectators nave taken oooo
md exporer. 600 hales OF tho American descriptions
sold this week 900 Upland AT 50 10 slo sit az
10 s30 Orleans at st g. fair Al; SOTO Alabama ana MO
bile M 2; to ST fair A. and 300 Sea Island at IL to Ia
per H. The import into Liverpool now amounts 10
o 600 bales againet Az 600 to same period last season
the .unpy OF American is 225 600 being decrease OF
1888 600 The stock 10 this port about s Ooo against
700 600 at same time last year The stock OF American
Ia about 525 so oO0 bales less than II then was
Jndan Corn free Is Ia fair demand at better prices
saw AT TO 35s per quarter Of $50 lbs for Yellow and
3js 10 3s, for White. Flour in bond very oui ~ -fs
Cd 10 20. per Dbl Parcels OF Philadelphia are ohens
Nj GA without finding buyers and fresh western Lanai
may he bought at Cos About $4,000 bushels OF Amcri
can Wheat Of good quality has been sold to-day ny aue
non at 6s I'd per 10 lbs i'll bond Free CahsuS f'o"'
3ls 10 3Ss. per hbl -, .,
about Go 600 bbls aud the value uncertain there having
been no transactions for months past IL Is dcuoI
fu whether more than 6s u per cwt could now po
obtained Resin Is. o. 10 IS 3D. per cwt
Yours respectfully.
MARRIED:
On Tuesday. 2lst inst. by Rev. Henry ;! Whiieno9se