New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-20
Havre Mnrkets....HAvag, NAV 81.

Bavre Markets bArRH, NAV 81
CoTToSs-Throughout the whole of the week our mar
ket has considerable degree of atDes owing
In great measure 10 the Intelligence received by The
Great Western steamer. which left New York the 7h
inst by which learn that the receipts into the ports
were daily increasing and that farther shipments 10 Eu
rope therefore likely 10 take place. tn character
the from England where in consequence of the
unsettled the Corn question things generally speak
ing rather unhealthy Appearance has also greatly
contributed the depressed feeling here. and tended TO
restrict the transactions more than might perhaps nave
been the case. under ordinary circumstances
The demand has therefore been extremely limited and
with exception of lot of $50 bales Mobile TO arrive
by the P Harvard purchased on speculation at H. us
middDe quay, the buying has been daily Tcry tTlnlng
and restricted the necessities for consumption,
which present far from extensive n The Internal dis
trics where notwithstanding the propous state OF the
weather trade unusually dull condition. This
combination of unfavornble circumstances hes conse.
oueny given adownwad tendency 10 prices: and Amer
can inferior Cottons have experienced decline OF H.
| so but other descriptions which arc not plentliu,
have undergone no sltsration
Until arrival of Cambria steamer, with advces TO
the 10th inst little change will probably occur but as they
are expected 10 contain something Of interesting iea-
ure they are locked forward to with some degree OF
eagerness The total imports since the commencement oil
this month amount 81 662 bales and the sales to 1886
bales with ameloraton in prices during that period Of
about If. so ON those az the close OF April.
p S-SIncc writing the above we have been put in
possession by the Cambria. which has pro-
daced stand still in business ana thrown inc maj ACT h'o
an unsettled situation.
The sales from the 23d to the 3lst of May were 5na6
bales including 2ol5 New Orleans at 63 sbf 1871 Mo-
bile 81 s2f $50 do TO arrive II si5 Upland DO q )
and los Sea Island 1885 $751; The arrivals during tne
same period were 1924 bales.
ASHES Owing TO the unfavoraoie adYices from Tue
United States buyers have entirely Kept aoo tue past
week that American Potash. old, 10 now offered III
34t and new to arrive 34f so per SO Kill. duty (st
25l paid Pearlash la worth 36f so for home USE Stock
> 500 bbls. pots 300 bbls pearls
RICE Very little inquiry has been manifested IN Ear-
oua Rice only 81 tieces having found buyers AT SOL
35t 25 per 50 Kill duty OF 37!l paid Our extreme quo
tatons are 33f. a 35L Stock 500 tierces
WHALEpoNE having again declined buyers
have been Undue freely forward and The trans
actions since our last report have been 10 extern
sve amount. The sales effected were 10 tons Northwest
fishery in loco a, OF 42 Of as and about IS TONS de-
Iiverabe from June November but chiefly from July
to August at Of 40 Of SO per halt Kill Tor home use
Northwespru nco is worth 81 AZ ana southern
hshery 2f so Of 52t. Stock 1870 tons
LEAp-We have TO notice sale OF l4oo pigs missouri
Lead TO arrive at 53a53f. per 100 kil. duty PAID;
TAI1ow &c-Tnese articles are little sought after
but this season OF the year there is seloomi any
" displayed The only sales TO report are % casks Rns
ain Tallow yelow old $3.50 per so kil duty paid Inc
scarcity OF New York Tallow keeps up prices which we
quote at 59f So but American Lard s neglected and
prices looking down. The Potomac from Ne"-Of-
leans arrived with 10 casks Taow
WHEAT AND FLoUR-The average price OF nome
heat the last Montiviers m ar kes was Dol per 'SoA
of 200 kill being advance OFF, on our preceding quo
ration All the American Flour that remained on hand
has been run off 30f AL so per bb on bond TO be sent
out of the market. -
WOODS-lQe
consiss of 50 tons ST. Domingo Logwood. at n 10 oo
IONS Savania Fustc II and 20 tons Coro at l35O per
so kill, duty paid. o,,,,
To-day Monday. the Cotton market opened in very
dull state and notwithstanding the continuance oil me
foe weather business in general assumes gloomy as
pect and prices have a downward tendency
The packet ships Utica and Albany are still due
No transactions Of importance have taken place mere
/ In the Cotton market. A sale of Whaleoone, Norm
Western, deliverable by the Utica, was MADE on Sstuf
/ day evening At Of 40