New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-21
roURrEEs DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
Arrival Of the Cambria.
HgAvy DECLINE IN BREADsTUFTs!
ADVANCE COTTON.

Tbs steamer CAMBRIA arrived at Boston noouso
o'clock last evening bringing sdvices fourteen days
later from Europe. The Telegraph announced her
arrival, and for time the hope was entertained
that we should receive by the same means ioii
synopsis Of the news After the reports OF the COrn
and Cotton Markets bad been transmitted, however
the communication was interrupted. and ell AZ
tempts to resume Ii proved unavsiling. IN" par
ticalsrIy provoking at time when there IL sui"
general anxiety to obtain the news Whe'ner 'ne
communication will be resumed before the arrival
of the steamers mail is Of course uncertain AS
the cars left Boston at o'clock the usual hour
v.sterdsv we cannot expect the mail this morn
ing. I.ray arrive this evening via Springfield and
NewHaven, ifthe Boston Postmaster is authorized
to transmit it BY this means if not, we must wait
till to morrow morning for our papers and letters
We give below all that the Telegraph has furnished
Corn Market.
The Grain Markets receding In every direction
and Ia some descriptons-thet of Indian Corn for In
stsnce--the fall has been astounding. The price has
rccedsd sbous 2is The rapid rise OF this species oil
food surprised many persons and even In the Judgment
Of the uninirsed exceeded the necessities OF the case
Flour like Indian Corn. has sustained considerable
fs and the existing depression hardly fail to be In
creased by the fine Spring weather now enjoying
which foresbadows carly and prolific harvest
LryKnrooL-There have been several changes in our
Corn msrxet since the ssiliog Of the Hibernis Large
imports Of ell descriptions Of bread stus TO every part
OF the United Kingdom. have had the effect Of putting
down prices Of al kinds OF Grain and Flour.
The fluctuations during the month amount to Is per
10 lbs on wbes Cd per As lbs Oats, Cd per 60 lbs
Barley 4. per quarter Rye Pess and Beans; IS per
BIZ, e. per SAX On Flour 2s per load Dat Meal; 24s
TO o5s per $50 lb, on Indian Corn and l0s per bb
Corn Meal.
Within a few dsys past rejection has been expe-
reneed on Peas OF Is per quarter and Barley 2s per
sack Oh Indian Corn, Sc per $50 lbs on Indian Corn
Meal 2. per bill md the trade generally has assumed
more Hrmness with some heavy transactions ia Flour
at 37s to 81. per Dbl for Western Canal; Philadelphia
and Bstrnore 3cs 70 36s Cd New Orleans 3s to 35s per
Dbl on the spot with the usual allowances. American
Wheat rules from los I'd for Southern up TO lie
Sd TO lilo Cd per 70 lbs for Northern White Rye f3s TO
sos per quarter Barley &c Cd to 10 per GO lbs Beans
American White 7Os to s0s and Bsck.Eyed Pess 66s
to los per imperial quarter.
Aprii 3--The trade oday 10 again rather frmer;
there are buyers Of Wheat at full prices Flour supports
taa Indian Corn in request at SOS per 4eO
Ibs for Northern Yellow and Meal at 25s per Dbl.
Cotton Market.
Good Sea Island, l5id to led; Bowed Georgia, g. to
81; New orlesns, 81 TO "a.
LIVERPOOL Week ending March 26-There was quite
turn round 10 Cotton market this week instead Of
the gloom and depression which had existed since the
commencement Of the present year. We have had
sterling and active business each succeeding day,
both the trade and speculation. Exporters also
have been purchasers for Of the better qualities Of
Orleans.
10 such = msrhe, and after so long depression 1t
became almost q certainty that increase Of demand
would also give turn In prices-accordingy American
descriptions Of all qualities raised I'd per pound and
the great bulk Of the ordinary kinds ID.