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

H. has been no change of moment e1eep, an
s'Ioo. ue attn Mexican consequent upon the settle
~ differences with Messrs LIZARD e. Co. and
M " so 3ers. those gentlemen having agreed
sInos of Sol 10 90 due from them and given
their scceptsn - $500 - r 80 AN'e''o' - $40
IT. = .e,lern sot, which took place today, did not
..s ,nncb Io,e rest The latest bargsins were-Chth
90 oS div Co ombian, l6; Peruvian. sc; Portuguese
s@ ' S;.s go ,er Cen,a for the Account, 235 Ven
ezuela 43t ex div; the Oeerree Is Dozen
Tf ner eens at and the -Four per cents ceruAca'ss'
ex div 92.
o., uket has been free from any anil
nation .lnce the sainn of the steamship GncoIn
Sigh, advance was oo,ai NJ Ms1cb, on tbs, dsv Cana
ne % ~ .oar ely Lttle was done in bond
ed wheat OF -four up tina, Gaze. as we're asA
ing higher prices than buyer 49, to. ~
@ bn NJ ls,. and an sdvan &c in prices was obtained
for most OF the articles broug' II forward Ourins me
week ending March 81 there wa' very little inquiry for
n srricIe IN bond bu. no chan &c in prices- On that
day the advance paid on wheat during The ESeek men
toned was nor supported. and prlcss receoeo-
There was a moderate demand foI inchto Norn al
,,,roxed rrie.s as well as for Canada
Flour bat no saes in bond Atihe market elo yss.e
day phi 8 the trade in I've genera bearing
An excessively dull aspect dsncr1suon on Ine part VI
BUYERS 10 purchase. and tender cy in most ARTICLES
rather 10 recede In value.
All descriptions Of Wheat were consequently some.
duce business beyond few lirnited sales OF s"aH
anoun. In Irish Flour the transactions we're oCers
AT previous rates. while CANADIAN was ouefeo Va ~
terms with little effect. Lo.o
fore decidedly rather cheaper Aoon, 800
ters of American good red wheat we're sold oy eucou
ssr market at 6s I'd per 10 in bond ia Flour unoer
lock no transactions reported, rhough rainier lower
prices would now be accepted
Liverpool Cotton Market.
P,,o,, IF he Cotton Marse, d5rA 3-Tbe common
Qualities of American Cotton are nearly "a per 10 henef
add the generally more the air OF seteo sno
regnIsT business than at any time during the last
two or three weeks 1t is difficult TO assign exactly the
cause of this slight change IN isvor OF hooets no cur
cussnces Of novel character bearing esPec any upon
the staple article having presented themselves since our
last printed circular.
The mere lapse of time with the decreased receipts
a, .hs nore OF the Uuited States and the diminishing
sroount of our stock Of American in this port as com
nsred with last year may be silently working some
change of opinion and bringing about addnone conn
dence in the minds of hoders Again the stock OF amer
lean the Continent being rather light rs o3ng
np an Increase of the export demand upon u.s. the io
buyers finding this the cheapest market 10 WHICH
they resort 49,. =.
From Manchester and the manufacturing districts oil
this country have nothing encouraging Out ialnel
the contrary How far this state Of things may DC n
by the politics OF the day 1t IS not easy 10 oe
,.rnDe but we all hands that the
ing department OF business from some cause or ouei "
3. no longer remuneratinR pursuit -, o.
os00 American and 400 ura have been taken on spec
ulaon and 1850 American. 200 Pcrnam ana 10y n
for export The OF this day are ireun 'UoVaooVo
/ bags The sales ofthe week are 37'u5o oaies.
i Hnyre Cotton Market.
8 u.ynr N.ncu n -f'ne discouragiDg tenor OF the
intelligence from Liverpool received Immediately after
the close of previous report was pIoIucu,e Vi
rather depressed feeling in market Wnch connueo
- n,edomnse for several days the buying became very
r-striced and prices beginning TO exhibit down
ward tendency But toward the latter part OF last week
the sudden appearance OF tpeculators impsrtso SONS
snrt TO the demand and the transactions were 10 TAR
amount the Close with much more hrnness gehe-
rally speaking 80 that we make no change Id our
e tons.
q UAypr March l-hshes-Want of activity continues
predominatins feature In this article ooI not
ihstandng our large stock hand prices have under
gone no alteration The only notice lot OF IS
bbs American Potash, lst brands. 49, IS and 20 oo'
2d 30t per so kill duty sf 25) paid Pearissh has
been entirely neglected and we therefore quote 1t az
before 35f $751; IS. Stock 1900 bbs Pots 3oO bos
| Pearls.
Rice-No sales deserving notice have taken place in
Carolina Rice and prices quoted mt 33 35f for
consumption. lot OF 600 bags Piedmontese found
BUYERS nc A. o. per 50 k duty paid Stock sou terces
Jpha.ebone-rhe activity that was displayed In the de-
rnand date of proceeding report has been sue
ceeded by almsst complete saenaton IN the ouyine-
only tons American Southern fishery having been run
or M Of * per xii for home use We quote North
Western fishery o. 62l 2f 65 Stock SO tons against
80 tons.
Ltad-A parcel of 1900 pigs Missouri expected by the
Brunswick from New Orleans found buyers at SS4 per
100 xii duty paid. Nor mportntions have come 10
transacted during the past week prces have under
gone no alteration The sales effected were oo casSs
Russia lat brands at 56 81 SIT bbs n Orleans partly
! 70 arrive a, SOC IS Is IL casks Ee-York at 81 So
and 50 do Buenos Ayres, at 53f per- SO Kill duty paid
+ Waeo--Tbe price OF home growth has undereene an
advsuce on previous quotation the average at the last
MooviIers marie, being 26r per sack Of 200 kill max
/ ing rise OF IL on the preceding rates.
z Passengers Arrived
In tls Steamship Gsiedoatd-for HdIfar-Capt Maolt,
i lady. child aud Dr Anderson lady, nurse and two
children Miss Nordbeck, W Daniel Mr. Gardiner Lieut.
c T Harvey j Stewart Mr Ives J MacRay, Gilic, MT