New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-03
By Telegraph to The Tribune.
Foreign Correspondence of The Tribune.
Ana lsl7
Flour and Grain.

Flour and Grain.
Rest Western Canal Flour 26s PCS cd. per
h.,,el Richmond and Alexandra 25s 10 25s. Cd
BALTIMORE and Philadelphia 2is. to 25s.; New Or
LEANS and Ohio 22s to 23s; Sour COS 10 els U. s.
/ Wheat white and mixed, per 20 lbs rs Cd. TO IS.
Ga; He'd 6s cd. to Is Cd Indian Corn 25s. TO 3Os.
n Der quarter Corn Meal per bb. l2s. to 1875 Cd
Oats per As lbs S. to IS. Id. Barley per go lbs.
3Os TO 32s Rye per 4sO lbs. 30s to 3is.
Aserious downward tendency has taken place
1 10 the grain market since the departure Of the
/ steamer of the 4th-ony occasionally arrested by
n broken weather This, however, has failed to
II give . firm tone to the market-though at our
Il market, Yesterday, the above quotations were
n freely realized. and greater confidence was man
Il Tested among buyers The certainty OF boun'
tiful harvest at home, coupled with the contin'
ued large imports of foreign breadstuifs forced
1 ppon our markets by the necessities OF holders,
must ever exercise a still stronger depressing in
4 soence upon the trade and it may be fairly infer
red that the markets have not as yet refrigerated
! to ANYTHING like the point to which they appear
4 destined to fall.
In the London market also similar anguor has
taken place. accelerated by the alarming failures
that have taken place, almost precluding the posi-
bility of reaction Up TO the closing of the Corn
market in London yesterday, very limited guam
tity of English Wheat had come TO bend, and
though there were scarcely any samples to offer,
the demand was tolerably steady at average prices
There was rather more inquiry for foreign Wheat
of the best quality but middng and inferior kinds
were quite neglected. Foreign Oats were dull at
reduction Of Cd quarter.
Cotton.
This market continues dull at prices rather in "a
vor OF buyers. Bowed Georgia may be quoted for
ordinary to middliug CID to cd per H. fair to good
tfsr : ID to "A fine sd Mobile ordinary to mid
ding, ed to CID; good lair ID to I'd fine I'D to
sd Alabama and Tennessee ordinary 10 midding,
6ldto cd. New Orleans ordinary to mddling esd
'otidi good fair, Ia to Sd; fine, sgd 10 I'd. Sea
Island ordinary to middlng lOd to 3d. good fair,
I'D to I'D fine, god to 9id. Sea Island stained
ranges from q to lOd.
The sales Of Cotton since Friday have been
1850 bales, Of which spectators have taken 5000
and exporters 1900. The stock on hand at present
is estimated al 3O7 SEQ bales against 54 42O at the
same period last year Ii was hoped by many
that the unsyorsble accounts OF the growing crop,
broueh, by the last steamer would give vital
ity TO the market, but any such influence would
have been seriously counteracted by the high value
OF money and the continued dullness OF trade in tho
manufacturing districts.
Provisions.
Prime Mess Beet per uorce new, 9Os. 9ss. 3D..
Ordinary s2s SIS Mess per Dbl. sos. sos. or
binary sas. ASS. Pork, prime Mess, per bbl. 65s.
TO EOS. old SOS. COS. Mess, COS. q As; Prime,
sSx SIS Bacon dried and smoka3 ola a.. y,
.Os per cwt Long Middles, in salt. ass to OPS.
short do. ass 10 63s Cheese, hne. SIS To SOS. per
cwI. middling. 46s. To i9s., ordinary, iOs to 4is
Hams smoked or dry, In canvas aos. to SIS per
cwt; in sacks, sailed, sos 10 ass Rice, Carolina
dressed. lst quality 1913 Cd. to 22s I'd DO. lSs Sd
TO 2ls.
Metals.
United States Lead, IN bond, per ton, 40 los 10
fl7 British Bar Iron. per ton. - IS Cd to -
los Rods SO 5s Hoops, III los to III los
Sheets, Gil los to Gil l5s. Cargo IN Welsh Bars,
- los to Es l5s Tin Plates /. c. best charcoas'
Dos. per box. y sos
Miscellaneous Markets.
Tallow per cwt. As 10 As Oh Tar per Dbl IA 10
lts; Rosn, Amber and GLOW, - Cd TO Is Cd On,
Lard, tas to sa2 per ton; Sperm, ISIS to Isl :
maze i2o TO AS Pitch per cwt % 81 10 IS Cd #;
iarPent'ne' rough, per cwt. o. to S., Spirits, 3ss
TO 40s
commercial and Financial.
The money market, owing To vsnety ofcauses
has become seriously depressed since our last adj
wees per cambria The pressure continues to Ell
ieo' all branches oil Trade win unrelsxed severity
forcing prices downward. and necessarily limiting
operations TO the smallest possible scale. The