New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-30


.m. Pots o6a5 l2i Pearls, So
corToN-The sales to-day have been moderate, say
The extent OF 500 bales The market svery hrIn ana
lending upward.
FLOUR AND MEAL-There is but little movement
ad the market ct the close was heavy ana quotsnons
vue perhaps 6f1l2t cts lower than yesterday. oono
GeAssee cold at IS and 500 bbs Michigan, on terms
DOT made public supposed 7 OF. The inquiry Is moo
crate buyers only taking parcels for immediate use 10
rr,s there a considerable demand and al in rates
OF yesterday. There are not many sellers me Dny
transactions we hear of are 1000 bbs Ohio TOR 2Oth June
nslai and 1000 do. sellers option ls sept at 20:
sle Of 800 bbls Ohio via Pennsy wanna works al SO
nd 800 do via New Orleans at 5O67 OF. In soutn'
s'n there 10 fair business doing but tne tendency y
sownwud The sales are $500 bols Alexandra and
Georgetown at 7 374, part the wharf The sale OF
Richmond City reported yesterday was made at some
ding over" not Sof" so Meal is hrm with no sci
snn+5 So About 1900 bbs changed hands al ooi'
Nd 5000 do to arrive In June and July on private terms
Aye Flour 10 $S.
The following valuable statistics are from Circular
prepared for the steamer by w. Lea Roberts.
Since my Circular Of the 10th inst have received
y the Cambria advices from England up to the 4th
Aat showing great decline In Brcadstus particularly
NOLAN CoRN, and general absence OF the confidence
10 the future that had marked previous sdyces The
diverse news has hsd however, little effect on prices
ss and the dulness that prevailed for few days has
hsss succeeded by q moderate but steady demand at
h,her rates than those current before the arrival of the
ssane, Two causes have contributed 70 produce this
Esadpess In prices The hrst H. the great and sudden
dens IN Freiehts A norced In my last Circular owing
10 he smutnneous arrival of vessels some with long and
osrs with Quick passages those OF ~ and OF 80 days
coming In tosethsr1 resulting In large accumulation
shippinq unable 70 obtain csrgoes I'LL the Canals are
open Until this decline in Freights has some innuence
% lie markets the present hrmness OF prices easFy
ooe attributed 10 the great reduction OF the ssoch o
keads,uas which the unprecedented large expor" uu
ma the Winter has all the States on the ses
sfd and the fact of prices here being sustained IN ihe
nee Of gea, decline In Europe and oil tne unse''eu
's Of the foreign markets proves the correctness U
ne opinion formerly expressed thai there was Prooa
aa'y o. the supplies in the Atlantic states oelns eH
,sas!ed before the produce BY the Western Oshais
eo1ld arrive
purchases OF Indian Corn are being made In TINS mar
:. supply mills in districts that have exported All tne
Urn ihey had and many mills are entirely stopped some
me late purehssesof Western Canal Flour, iof June
va July delivery, have been made 10 60 south 70 sup
~ NE anticipated demand In Virginie, Maryland anc
rsansylvania
=, VIM reference 10 the remarks made In my Circui1
ne leth inst relative TO the quantity OF Breedstuns
~ country could probably supply for foreign demand
next harvest have only to remark that continued
eusauon presents grounds for changing the opin'
nen offered that the Northern section Of this coun
~ eosd furnish 10000 barrels of Flour, l,2oo00O
sa1es Corn. and In all. 100000 bushels Of Broadstufs
kinda up to next lst September. But II will be
ne 10 mind that Of these quantities large proportion
sanatecs ct nearly hat-hss been slreedy purchased
seaeipation Of arrival, and will be exported with.
influencing the markets here, while the remainder.
sosssssnes Of the competition for hons use, is Ike