New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-24
Marken-c4sf4lly reported for Tie T5,bm<.


AsHEs-The sales Of Pots are $50 bbls as4 81. a,
which the market is firm. Pearls are IS with sales
100 bbs
COTTON-There has been nothing done in this srti.
Gle whereby TO test the effect Of the late news
the market The only sale heard of a small lot
OF 100 bales NewOrieans on the dock at decline Of
half a cent p n from the prices Of last Saturday
Freight on Cotton for Liverpool Is entirely nominal
TIE CoTToS CRoP-We find In the Augusta Consti.
utonalis the following statement Of the comparative
receipts OF Cotton the present compared with last year
EXCESS OF RECEIPTS ovER LAST SEASON, AT
chareston 1881 bales, avg $50 lbs 30 ss9l60 lbs
Savannah 1900 93O4l as 81 6i2Ol5 "
Total. ... 200 622 bales 7s50l, us lbs
DECREASE
n Orleans 522 bales avg 40 lbs, Il $4,000 lbs
Mobile .--...... G70i6 $50 327sj4S4
v yGsds iiSi s 5sS l 3SiSS5
n Carolina. g33 eco 335ssO
Total . 2J36Is bales l07 ,433729 lbs
The COnstitu1onsist says Ii will be seen that the
only increase in receipts at Charleston and Savannah
(206622 baes while the falling of At EewOresns No
bile Florida Virginia and North Carolina exhibits de-
fcieucy Of &35l2 making the decrease 10 this years
CROP compared with last $50 bales. BY the addition
of the receipts al Texas Cast years not being included
in tables) the deficiency bales is about 221O0-
By the table We subjOin, II will be seen however that
while the deficiency in bales mentioned above is
only % 700 if take the weights of the increased and
decreased recepsveragng the latter at $50 lbs 10 the
bale and deductng the receipts OF Texas the deficiency
in this years crop is actually o. 800 bales as compared
With last year
FLOUR AND MEAL-The market for parcels for i'm
mediate delivery Is not active. and prices little
lower than yesterday About 5000 bbls Michigan Oswe
go and Genesee changed hands at Ood7 y. To ar
rive there active inquiry and prices for May de-
livery rather better We notice sales ~ 600 bbls
TO arrive In May at 1906 25 considerable portion
for france and GOO bbs 10 arrive on the opening Of the
River al III There also q sale Of 600 bbs fancy
Ohio att 25 and 1000 do to arrive in May at IS For
Southern the demand is also better, and sales
1000 bbls Philadelphia al so 1000 do Fredericksburg
AZ so and parcel of Bait at 62i Meal continues in
fair demand and the sales 5000 10000 bbls
g. part arrive At the close parcels could be
had at e7i There also sale Of 1000 bbls Brook
Ign Meal on private terms and 1000 bbls Rye Flour at
4 1914 57i. Brsndywne Meal is held at l2s In b0ls,
% 50 In hhds
GRAIN-The large demand for Corn continues and
the sales to day are unpecedenedy large In our ezPe
Renee The transactions less than 100000 bush
els OF the sales there were $1,000 bushels Western
arrive in July and Augustst IS 5000 do in May
and June a75d SCI and 5000 do middle OF April at 81 cts
On the spot 5000 bushels White for dstng at IS cts
1000 or 5000 do mixed at 1880 10000 do Southern
Yellow at d96 and 90 900 do Northern at 95des cts
mostly IS sale OF $1,000 bushels reported
made saturday az 10 cents deliverable any time be-
fore close OF navigation There has been some inquiry
for Wheat and 1000 bushels Pennsylvania sold al 100
for milling l35 bid FOR red Jersey. sale OF
$1,000 bushels Western Wheat to arrive, came within
cents per bushels of contamination. There in
quiy for Rye for the Continent and 20 900 bushels were
taken 20 arrive at 90 cents Oats little better,
with good demand sales Jersey at i2143. River 40
40 cents. Beans and Peas held little higher The
latter. % 10 arrive.
WHISKY-Thsre are but few bbls offering The mar
ket is nominay p. cents Drudge is held at Pc cts
sEEDs-Clover 10 dull and new cannot be sold for
more than cents. Rough Flax Is nominsny sl2 10
Timothy is also dull.
GROCERIES-We notice sales to-day Of 400 hhds
New Orleans Sugars at u cts and cargo OF Trinidad
Molasses $50 hhds at 81 cents mos. Coffee is quiet
RlCE-About $50 tierces have changed hands TO DAY
at 81 50 for good, and small lot very prime at S.
HONEY-Cuba Is now held at 50 eta Der gallon
GUM COPAL-We notice sale of $1,000 lbs on terms
made public. ~
NAVAL STORES There have been Gales OF 40 bbls
Spirits TurpeDtine at al cents. cash
LEAD-Saies 500 pigs at 81 %, cash.
STEARlNE-A sale Of 50 tieTccs prime White has
been msde st q cents, cash.
TALLOW-The supplies are small and the market
nominAy SAP cents, cash.
PROVISlONS-For Pork there has been but = moder-
demand and the sales have been 400 500 bbs at
previous sl2 25 and S4 25 for old sale OF 500
bbls Prime Mess made for England at $40. For Bs-
con and Hams the demand has been unprecedentedly
large and prices have farther advanced. We notice
sales 10000 lbs Bacon Lelands' and Mechsns" at
IL and thereabout l23QOO do Hams at ~ cents
in dry salt and 9Gl0l cents in pickle. and 10000 lbs
Short Mddles at l2s cents and 10000 do Hams at II
cents both Cordukes the whole being for the English
market Sales 100 bbls Mess Beef ~ Sill U.s. and 300 bbs
Sinons's" Beet Hams at $40 30 per Dbl In Lard we
sales 60 900 lbs in bbls at ~ cents Butter and
Cheese in small supply and held very firmly. Butter
l2s as cents and Cheese 7de cents, with some tne
diaries y cents.