New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-12
COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.
For Sale. Of Sock. "a. Foarth Pas,.

For sass Of Stocks see Fo.rrA Pas,.
SATURDAY. z NJ.
/ The news Of the taking Of Vera Cruz bad ia
vorabls effect upon the stocks and arrested the down
ward tendency which has prevailed durins the last few
DAYS Some Of the FAneies improved 70 per cent
The CAPTURE of this city looked upon bringing
/ us nearer ps.ce and there a better demand for
/ Treasury Notes which improved ! per cent Sound
\ Stocks were steady
/ In Exchange there is but little movement and
rates are without change Sterling q as. Francs 5i5
| d5i3i.
! The Freight Market was inactive today and
rates have tendency downward. The rates nomi-
nay to Liverpool 6sa7s for Flour cod e25d for Corn,
7os sos for heavy freight To London 6s 6dc7s Corn
cod To Hsvre Flour 81 90 Corn 10 cts.
The arrivals Of specie within the last two or
three days by the packets have been between $4,000
and 100000
| The Exports at this port during the last week
were ss7lli2 of which so206l0 were in American yes
sells The arrivals were II and the cesrsnces 80, Of
which % were American.
On the 18th the Bank of England declared
dividend Of 81 per payable April s. and the Gov
.rnor declared his intention of moving bonus OF per
cent. additional.
The Euperor of Russia has purchased from the
Rank of Franco the greater portion of the French per
cen, stock held by that establishment to the amount
Of 50 millions of francs The treaty was concluded and
.grea nv the Governmen, and the bank and the Rus
sian Charge and approved by the bank directors the
next dsy As soon the fact was known per cents.
rose one franc go centmes) but aiterwsrd reccded-
The French papers though allowing that the trsnssc-
tion gave immediate relief 10 the bank, yet alarm
ed a, the power thus obtained By the Emperor Nicholas.
IL seems that the first advances in the business
from the Emperor himself.
The receipts Of Coal by the Reading Railroad
for the week ending 9Th inst, 235l2 tons. Total
for the year 2lSsl7 tons On the schuylkin Navigation
Co. the receipts of the week were 3ol4 tons.
The inspections of Flour at Philadelphia for the
quarter ending March 81 were l799is bbls superfne
Flour and lO6,2lO bbls Meal.
The bill to incorporate the Exchange Bank at
Boston has passed the House of Representatives.
At Philadelphia the Evening Bulletin says Our
own Money Market is easy, the banks furnishing suH.
cent accommodations to their customers, and being
provided with ample fund Of specie, while the out.
door of interest for good pepper but about per
cent. On stock loans somewhat higher is obtained
Markets.. Carefully reported for The TSibms.
SATURDAY April TO-
AsHES-The market is firm at IS for Pots and 50 so
for Pearls the sales are moderats.
via Boston, per Washington Irving TO est ut showing
farther decline OF 3D. full one cent between the ith
and the above date hiss produced to-day here an entire
cessation of operations and IL Is quite likely our mar
ket viii be very quiet receive the accounts per
Cambria to ih inst The operations OF spnners during
this week have been limited while shippers and specu-
lators have remained very quiet Prices to-day must be
considered entirely nominal and decline will necessa'
rily follow the gloomy accounts from Europe.
FLOUR AND MEAL--There was quite a moderate
business done to-day the news from the South and from
hoft ha deal ha
market without change TO note. On the spot 90!
az rs were the current rates with sess l9oo Dbl. sns
was also a sale of 1000 bbs Mich in June 25 500 do
Akron at so and 1000 do Western in all the year at S.
For southern the market ia firm. Sales 200 bbls Bait
and Alexandra al l2t 10 Meal there is less doing
Prices are without change Sales $500 bbls part at u.s.
on the spot part private terms 10 arrive. Sales 100
hhds Brandywine at % so; and 600 or 700 bbls Rye
Flour at 7565 The business at New .Orleans, April
l. upon the arrival of the Hbernla's news, very
large The Delta says /" The effect upon our market,
especially in Flour Grain and Provisions wasvery great
and the operations in all these articles unusually heavy
Flour up 25 to so cents per bb the sales reaching
1000 bills early in the day at IS e7 to co. and sub
sequenty l2f to rs per Dbl tor Ohio and Illinois
brands. Fully 100000 bushels of Corn were disposed
of at IS TO 80 for mixed White and Yellow and IS cents
per bushel for several thousand bushels Of the latter
which is FIVE to eight cents better than last week Or
Wheat $1,000 bushels sold at 30 10 IS per bushel also
considerable advance. 1900 bushels Oats brought 60
to IS PEI busheL Bacon, too took start up7oo
casks mostly Sides taken at to 81 cents per D.
OF Cotton only $500 bales changed hands at reported
decline OF TO cent per y
GRAIN--A sale of 1900 bush Delaware Red Wheat
made 1916 for milling Gennesee TO arrive IL held
ct 1000 The foreign news had depressing effect upon
Corn The business moderate Sale u to $1,000
bush Northern and er Yellow part TO arrive next week
at l00d l02 cts and 5000 do White at IS cts to arrive
in May 10000 bush cold In the neighborhood Of &c cts
and to arrive in June 5000 do at 70 cts Oats buoy
and in good demand Sales 5000 bush River at i6
dis cts.
WHIsKY-ssles 100 bbls to arrive at about % cts
Drudge is nomlnslly 2s cts.
BONE-We note farther sale 10000 at 81 and % cts
for Northwest and 8. Sea, for export.
PROYlSlONS-The tendency OF Pork Is upward and
at the close the market steady at IL rs and IA 750
Is 90 for old with sales 500 coo bbls Prime In Beef
hear of nothing done Sales 500 kegs Lard at l0td
l0. so tics Grease do and 200 300 pkgs for
featuring at cts Stock of Pork and Beef at the differ
ent Inspection warehouses New Orleans April l. l547:
Pork BEET
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