New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-27

wh.ats upon q limited supply. we're in far demand,
chiefly from eouniry Hisrs sne n.intAiaea previous
fsss- shle fle lossr 90. ilNr- n ~
fL- were rs-nsr dePIes-f 10 fal- -- DIS l-n. u
nee. sood iaquirv choice American brands supp1red
late prices "a. 1enea ruus snd d5a til parcels seeied
per barrel OF iniikl Corn sever i.rief saes were
effected. both r. Eoslsh 40 lrsh cons1-npucn add
though not quite % lively a. 5.iofe lie pii'e. GER
ported. dian Mes' 90 Dbl lower % TIE tl Nleai
iscsasd a 10 d ssr hlsheL American flrr ltinfained
ate rrlces dian Corn being Hre n-al-ct-d ie 10 Per
Cob AT the u.rkei held the 5th. there Sas s.en-
der .,f@ss.ne al 49, trade AID small show Of pes OF
Gram flour Tie sales q Nheat we're q-ite N re-
"a ~ decline Of d % per ~ bs on prices q thsttay
week On new srt oIl Fc1r too TAT, sad - PEI b..
cheaper Ost- we're I'd PER 8 lbi lover; ard Oatmeal
was reduced . per c.f value lhdiAa 'rn vts y %
a rer ig1 -s nd lrdisn Me-. Il Per bb cheaper Bar
lev eeans aid Peas oisret 90 easier terms 80
-rse -rcr-es-d win s.cufy. snd the aggregate
49, - 800 XIV n per bulh-i ehespsr hsn ca
the 5fi ard tlest qualities or new lfsn AZ iof-isn
49, Fl- 90. - 5sr-..sss "a per s.cE sni bbi
except f0r oce r-fh Western Cana. which nearly sup
ases ~ orders spp.sfins from Ireland sra surrse
~ IS today De- . = per i-ier 5eIoE tAai OF Nov ''
tie sffladian Meal SID a. - % PER DBL
CoSrSEsTAL.-By our sdvies. from The North OF %
j appears that The iupPrs q Whesl Ieleysa ron ne
farmers a. different markets had ha increased acd
a. the export dems1i hsd been comparatively unimp3f-
tart the tendency q prices s.d seen ao"a"ald ne
A. D-nfrc sale Of 20 lasts " heat wa reported be1r
low - pounds, which fetched - 90 - per quarter The
4, Rostock Whsat held q fsIo fis RE, 20 % SIS
Peas s and Barley q % - per g1aris iree sn 50ard
Al s.ein reIem.k was held at g7.to 81. pei quarter
.haz % % bs 81 Jos DsTey ~ - PeT -aiter Peas
he market a. Hamburg vas lively, AMI considerable
quantity of heat wsstse al q4aeI siynce
lpsna y ID 2ef 5ashs h.g.as s' 7e u. IS % Per
- per quarter Some Barley ~eiFnlnf 1 o. PER ou'nel
commanded 2is "a per quarter q scotland u 80 ani
Hcisfsn. deliverable a. Hamburg commanded - 20 IS
tbe south OF Europe the gsnee il Of little boz
e hr. sf Of
maintained a. al the eilng ports Of the MediterTsnean
Prca q Breadfag in L,veT'si according 70 "s If.s'
Nor lf nrcA
American Mheai......5s % d
American Flour ..--..--.se q y - = -
/ inl an C1Tn.........--5's So ~ %
H,vrr Co.'S M,a.Er, Nov. 5.-Nothins whatever hs.
a. f5fto 55f per sacks Of DO kil ard American Flour a.
j2f 20 Jf petbl Ne have received csrz5 Of oas from
Uermar sale o. 3li bags American Oats TOOK place 40
ofllc per so sL A the iss Monrgii-r. mail et the
average pnce q home Wheat 81 per sack showing
decline oi ID on the q4ltson 90 the previous week
Markets.
/ Lfvrsro0f Corros MAREFr-For RE usss ending No-
serlber 16-The midd.ing qualities Of American are
clsons in Psilisuent relative q te sac oi me eei
fnercis ald manu- acuug Districts sPpeaT 70 BE- giving
little more confidence 10 our proceedings both here
snd IN Manchester. There u ess Of gloom and greater
/ willingness 20 enter upon new transactions o. some
guarded extent BIT u IS unseI the influence o. bet
ter state Of hiuss connected with the rate Of discount
and he ovel value of money that this small fraction
| iced shove has been thus tarcily obtained The
change for the better, however - only 20 very 81.
! extent A. 70 any important advance In tie price Of
either the material or The Manufactured very ittle
patient waiting tor esen may Be forced 10 the un~e
come conclusion ha- the vast Impeachment Of the
food Of the masses FOR the last three years will ad
init OF other than slow and very gradual restoration
The progress actual pryaton 20 act1a abundance 10
bat rarely duicx movement 400 American and 800 Surat
have been taken pecuiation and 1850 American -
Sulst and 90 Madras for export The sales iofthe week
/ are = ,.6o bales -Georse Hof CO.
froftfr Rsporf There has been a GOOD demand from
the trade during the week and exporters have aso pur
Chased rather freely In prices little change hiss occ
but the riiddlisg qualities OF American quoted I'd
higher The import Of Egypt has been pressed
upon the ket decline OF 20 ~ per 10 Brazil ana
sara.sre unAtsred Spectators have taken 400 Ameri-
and 500 surs and exportsrs &59 American 10 NJ =
dfas, and 80 slra, The sales Tor The week are . 10
| bales United Brot,rl
Fer fie al hiding December S-We are again little
lower Cotton Perhaps "a will be the nearest faction
that b named for the reduction Of thu, week In
some Of the better classes OF American The decline IS more
hen Al, while 10 the lower sorts 10 - hardly - much
There IS however ell sides apparent reconcemeut
to The low scale OF prices 10 which the market has now
sunk the hopes OF again 20 the rates exist
ng Fl midsummer have lattsry disappeared altogether
This settled view Tor the future has been brought
% in bs osd Ststes and the reduced scale OF prices
existing IN that country. In other respects the points
bearing upon market seemed 20 be n is favor Chesp
aud more abuudau- money with less com nefci4 Gu
capital hat increasing consump tion, with con-
nuei low price of Corn should give steadinsss 10 our
preston 70 American and 100 surat have been taken
Tor export The sses for The week 1850 bass-Gco
| H0if n Go.
Anoier RepoIt- 10 the early part Of the week there
fair demand from the trade, but The purchases Tor
have been extensive than oi late holders haN
shown an desire effect sales and since the ar
rival OF the Boston bringing larger esiimaies OF
the crop the demand has fallen Of and much heavness
has prevailed; 10 prces decline Is quoted Of I'd 10 ID
| per 10 nearly ali descriptions Exporters have taken
ZOO American and 100 Surs. The sales for the week are
| s2,tn0 bales United broken.
H,vRE Nov 30 Coffons-In the latter par Of the sst
orfniaht owing 70 Of holders of the
and the tagnation produced by the unsasiacoiy
nature othe advces Of the fh last from the L. states
well a. the unfavorsbe from England. prices exre-
rieuced farther depreciation Of II % 81, aud our
| market became exceedingly irregular But a. u APP
pears that present low leave sufficient mar
| ain for remuneration 20 the manufacturer, dealers
| from the trade have been induced 20 forward
| the demand within these few days has assumed some
| degree Of activity. and the trsnsactons have been
daily OF steady character and 20 fair amount Holders
Who had previously exhibited great anxiety % realize,
having since unaffected hrmness IN their pfeten-
sions prices are quite regular ard the last int III
gerce from Liverpool and Manchester being Of less dis
couragng Tie appearance Of things a. the close OF
the past ionifh was upon the whole rather more en-
venng ahous the scarcifyof money wassiil severely
felt on de other side OF the channel Adjective have ht
tie 10 notice ercan Pots prices Of which remain AZ
i5f Rce-There has been very little doing IN Carolina
only ID erces have been sold jf Sd per 81 AL for home
use Our quotations 2if 70 ST 81. TsllOw &c-Al-
though the demand for raow has been moderate, prices
nevertheless maintain their ground AZ quoiations
Nhalehoue-Nery little he's been transacted in this art
c and prices have rsceded from previous quotations The
only ale on recosd l0t Of tonsE0rh-wcsfern fishery,
! a. u ~ per half al duty paid.