New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-01

- GU A-FySS
DO 18th .--.---------- 1000
do eNh .........-.-.. 5000
40 SINCE 10 GATE ........-.....---......-. 50OO
Arrivals since Ia. 1900
stock on hand and on .hipboard NOT cleared 49, 5000
Exports 70 Great Britain since lst sept. sig
Do same time 10 l.i6. .... fl502s
DO same time in ls45 .....5iel7s
Total exports from the u : since st sept last. 1901
Do same time in 1916. -565 O22
Do same time in ls45.. ~ ,7es
Receipt. ct principal ports since let sept last I2l25ss
Do same time in lsie- 'lel 2os
Do same time in l545. .l4l6,l70
Vessels loading this year for G. Britain l3s France H.
Do Do ys ..yS S1sviou. do 20 io S3 Do DO T.
Onihe subject Of the extent Of the present crop we
expressed ourselves very freely in ourss circular and
nothing has ranspired during the past month 70 change
opinion The receipt into the ports a. viii be seen
be By reference the tables above 81 500 bales
Of last year the dates and - compar
ed with those Of the year previous show decrease OF
2O5+0l bales We think it very probable that the pre-
sent will be the greatest comparative excess over last
year Of any period from this tine forward as we
satisfied that in lew weeks Their will be great falling
o In the receipts whereas last year one-thiTd Of the
entire crop reached the shipping ports between this
period and the first Of May also believe, that the
crop will continue TO be hurried to market long
any quantity Of importance remsin in the interior and
that the reduction in the receipts Will occur At much
earlier period than ususl and also be very sudden
s perhaps worthy Of notice that the increase in re
cepts s altogether in the Atlantic production, while
there serious 0lmlnUuOn Ia tlht OF JUL
the average weight Of the former is about % per cent
less than the weight Of the latter the apparent increased
receptsof 81 800 bales would be reduced 10 10000 bales
Of last years average weight
The export continues limited scale ss VIII be no
tcej by reference TO our comparative tables aud the
difficulties OF which spoke in our last circular as ike
y shipping caused by the advanced rates Tor
corn and Hour are nov being e this as well a. every
cotton shipping port and /, for time 10 come
At least interfere materially with export Of cotton 10
Great Britain and not be without It's effect on the prices
Of the accommodating stocks in this country.
In last circular gave the particulars OF opera
tons In this market 10 the close OF January and we
quoted Fair" uplsnds at 49, 49, cts per 10 and Fair
Orleans at l3i14 cts per %. The business during the
fret two or three days OF the month continued to fair
extent az farther advance Of cts per n on these
prices chiefly re-sses Of speculation lots but toward
the close OF the week ending 9th inst the market be-
dull and prices gave way idicis per ~ the sales
amounting 10 900 bales The market continued TO ex
hblt symptoms OF weakness the opening OF business
for the week terminating the 18th inst and some few
sales made reduction of half cent per n from
the highest point on the 10th inst we were placed IN
possession Of Liverpool dates 10 the 10th met per Sarah
Sands showing decline in that market OF id per u
from the date of Our previous sdvices these accounts
proving so much more Unfsvorabe than had been eN-
pected caused very great disappointment and almost
total cessation of operations the few sales made during
the remainder of the week being to manufacturers Tor
immediate wants. and.at farther reduction Of half
cent per n The sales for the week were only 5000
bales
During the week ending 10Th inst the market al.
most psrayzed the operations being confined TO about
5000 bales at considerable reduction in price and tie
market closed very heavily without any regular quota
tons sales having been effected at decline 1.-TWO
and half cts per 10. from the highest point.
On Monday Of the present week. the accounts per
Cambria" to 4th inst received Geographic par
tculars reached the city tho Saturday evening pre-
ylous but at too late hour 10 be made public. The
decline in Liverpool farther I'd per h. and though
expected II has not been without ts effect on our al
ready dropping market holders became anxious TO
realize cotton purchased on speculation he'd TO be re-
~ IN Of fHs
advance in treighs felt inclination 20 buy and there
really appeared outlet for the cotton pressing on the
market for the first two days OF this week. Duringyes
terday and the day before however, holders con
sented TO accept offers showing farther decline Of half
a per h. full three cents per h. from the prices
quoted by us on Sd February The qualities Fair
and upward being relatively more scarce, not 50
much affected Most OF the sales made this week.
for export to Liverpool and Hsyre and few par
cells shipping from hrs hands There continues to
be desire make sales u at least portion OF the
stock and II shipping facilities could be obtained,
large business for export would be transacted.
GRaIN--Ths marcets rather tiled and Corn
dulleT Good bright Yellow Jersey broasht9s1 100
cents Southern e5ay7 and White 35dg The sales
reached 900 bushels at Figures aud 5000 TO arrive
from up river 90 cents OF Rye. arrive 5000 bush
els from Newburg brought % cents sales 900 bushels
Southern Oats at al cents We note saes 2OOO bushels
Pennsylvania red Wheat $50 cents
Export from the United States since Let September
!ast-Corn about $4,000 bush Wheat about loOOOOO
bush. OF which there were to Great Britsin-Corp'
about go 600 bush; Wheat about l2OOOOO bush TX
port from Lei, TO ed February--Cop 739O79 bushels
Wheat 1873 sol bush; Rye 4s 40 bush Barley, 2coS2
bush, Oats. l0i60 bush.
PROFESSIONALISM remains very dull ST Il so and
Ia IS for Prime and Mess with no sales worthy OF re
port A ssle Of $50 bbls was made at els and 10 =
BUYERS option 80 days. with interest Lard IL held
firmly small sale of extra Dutchess Co Mess WAS
made At SIS and Is bbs Prime Mess st 10 % Saies
$4,000 bbs rib Shoulders At s. cts and 1890 do Wet
ern sides At 81 no packages
GROCERlES-For three d0gs-The market for Coiee
DO gpDd demand the agitation OF The
duty question having again impaired 10 Il sddluohAi
frmnes The stock reduced 10 less than JVuOO oass
IN first and spectators hands say 10000 oss Brazil ~
600 Surnsra 1000 Java and 1000 OF all other knds--
The sales are $500 bags Brazil ST "a d. cts with some
prime "a go sumstra II 800 Java "a 10 mos and
800 81 Domingo on terms not made public Inc market
for Moasses il Eat and prices Of New Orleans. &c
trfe lower. We have only 10 notice sales oil 80 DDS
New Orleans al IS d36t cents, mos. The market ioi
sugars has been very dull and the business transacted
quite small owing chiefly however 10 me dhnlnlsneu
stock which now consists OF but $50 hhds New-Oresns
50 ne " crop Porto Rico Gfoat and 500 boxes Havana
The sale. which have been at the previous currency
include 100 hhds New Orleans at y a.. cents - prime
new crop Porto Rico - and 800 boxes Brown Havana
/ 7i97i, mos
FlSH-The market is bare of Dry Cod sHoat last
sale from s. SO Maekerei continues TO sdv@nee
the sales are 200 bbls Halifax No. l. at $40 0dSO -
l. 900 do Ne 2 So s7td$7 $50 do Massachusetts, No J.
80 5o-now held at $40 200 obs Gieoed Herring - -
and 500 bxs Scaled including all in rrst hsnds, - cts
Picked Salmon are held al els but we have heard OF nc
sales
FRUIT-The market is quiet and we have oEly tc
notice sales OF 1890 exs Bunch Raisins at " 30
HOPS-Are in moderate consumption, and sales have
been made OF 20 bales Western In lots. 81 sdll cents
cash There is nothing doing for export
OILs-whale is dull 100 bbls sold for home use 81
b cents cash American Linseed Is IN fair request Al
77asO cents cash and mos Foreign cannot De quoted
over So cash with but little doing though We under
stand some English has been sold 10 arrive si that Price
The stock OF Crude Sperm in the country being near
exhausted sales have been made at Eastern ports al NE
advanced rate Ct 81 06, cash.
STARCH-Prces Of Manufacturers have recently sd
vsnced and now quote Wheat 6. cts and Potato >:
mos The demand IL good and supply light
sTEEL-We notice farther sale Of 800 exs Milan FOL
export supposed OF cts mos short price the formei
rate.
TEAS-The market continues steady, the agitation o
the duty question tending increase the hruness which
has existed ong time past in view OF this also there
10 more business doing the trade purchasing with con
hdence though far we can learn, not TO any con
siderable extent.
TlN-We understand about 1900 slabs BAnea have
been sold arrive "a 92it cents probably on the usua
time.
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