New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-31
he Evening Journal saws:

The magnitude of our receipts and shipments this
season sstonishos almost everybody For some days
past the receipts from the West have been 80 large that
shippers have found their facilities inadequate TO tran
ship the immense amount Of Bresdsus and Provisions
daily pouring In upon upon US from the West Inc
shipments 10 New York OF Flour alone THIS week Is
more than for the three previous weeks and Tor some
time to come may look for large receipts from the
almost inexbsustble fertile West
The Ohio State Bank Board of Control at their
late annual meeting in Columbus passed resolution TO
import half million Of specie from the Atlantic cities
The Richmond Republican of Wednesday last
says The stockholders Of the Farmers Bank OF Viz
Qina Yesterday determined to establish branch al Al
exandra under law of the last session Of the Legsa-
ure and have sgreed unite with the parent nsitu'
ton the assets of the Bank of Potomac. The branch of
Alexandra will have a capital Of five hundred thousand
dollars aud be under the management OF Phineas fancy
as President
The authorities Of Lynchburg have been au-
thorzed to subscribe for thousand shares at cost
of 100000 in the Richmond and Ohio Railroad Com
pany.
The Coal receipts from the Lehigh region up TO
last week have been 1888 tons The amount trans
ported by the Reading road last week was 0222 tons
and the total amount this year 1860 tons.
The export of Breadstuiis from Philadelphia last
week were $40 bbls Flour 1884 DO Meal lOSl do Rye
Flour SO 300 bushels Wheat 2s s45 do Corn and 1898
bbls Ship Bread
The Cumberland Civilian contains an Official an
nouncement Of the completion of the negotiations BY
which the sum of 81 100000 is raised to complete the
canal to Cumberland The BarIngs take 100000 Bos.
ton capitalists 100000. the Contractors 100000 Viz
ginia $500 600 and Washington Georgetown and Alex
sndria 100000.
H. IA. TIKI
SATURDAY May %.
AsHEs-The market Ia as before. 4 s7iQ4 "a for
Pots and 50 for Pearls with sales 200 bbs. The de
msnd Is fair.
FLOUR AND MEAL-The market was rather weak
In the morning with good demand both Tor eonsump
ton for shipment there being buyers for export at
present rates Some parcels were picked up IN the
morning at S. and in some cases al 81, but the range
of the market was 06 as 25 for Michigan and Genesoe
closing steadily at % for Genesee with buyers al %
off thai figure The aggregate sales are 5000 bills For
future delivery there fair demand and the rates
were about before. We note sales 800 bbs by lOth
June, at 25, and 5000 do In all June at ssas ~
Meal has al upward tendency and we note sales 1000 to
1900 bills at IS as 374. In Rye Flour nothing doing.
GRAIN--wheat is steady. without much offering.
sale of 1000 bush Red Ohio, via Orleans SOLD Tor snip
ment at 1870 cts and 10000 bush Western delivered In
June on private terms Corn is firm and not very ebun-
dant sales 5000 bush Mixed At los 100 and 10000 do
Yellow at dll3 cts. sale OF 1000 bush White Jer
sey was made at rs cts. To arrive We heard only OF
10000 bush for July and August =, " cts Rye is "a
Their hrmer and 1000 5000 bush sold at l2p cts
Oats were unsettled and sold from 90 up 70 81 cts AT
the close the fair quotation was 62aoS cts
WHlsKY-The market is dull a, 81 cts.
PROvlSlONS-Therei s sti good inquiry for Pork,
and the tendency in prices 10 upward OF new Prime
Pork 500 1000 bbs sold at S4. and OF Ness 200 or
800 bbs at l6 So sale of $50 bbls old Mess made
at Is 62i. which is farther advance. OF Beef few
sales made at az 80 and IL 309l3. The marke;
is very hrm.
rnAak Al. Inv ..Io
81 cts whichis farther decRe Sales English Linseed
are making at 81 a % cts.
BEESWAX-3OO0 u Yellow have been sold al Is; a
20 cents cash, aud 5000 10 at still lower rate.
GROCERlEs-Cofee is without particular change
there is lair demand from the trade. Sales OF 500
bsRs Brazil At o. al cents, $500 LsguayrA - at
800 Java %; 100 Cuba. o. mos and 400 81 Domingo
81 cash The market Ia inactive for Mossses the demand
81 present being moderate. The sales include cargo OF
Cardenas and of Trinidad Cuba on terms not made
nnhlc. 60 hbds Nuevitas 81 cents 800 do Porto Rico
- 432; $50 do asd $50 bbs Cuba Mascovsdo ~ ISL
100 do New Orleans. 81 months The market Tor ea'
CARS is dull but no change has occurred ia prices
The sales consist of 30 bbs and so hhds Inferior New"
Orleans at sac cents $50 do and 100 bbs Porto hco
q ma 400 hhds Cuba. % d6t 7Oinferior 90 LOT re-
hning II 100 ST. Crox. 7tds; ~ DDS fiotioS %
! 900 bxs Brown Havana, 6td7; and2Vo Whhe DO oaof
I mos.
FIsU-ssles have been made Of zoo quintsls Dry Cod
AZ 80 $50 bbls Halifax No Mackere 81 SO dso D.
no nearly out OF market; 800 do. No Massachusetts
s. 37i
HEMP-There has been more doing in American. eut
as the supplies increase the market declines me sas
are ABOUT 40 baes part Dressed al 100 10 but eheny
on terms not made public Foreign 10 extremely scarce
and wanted there being but one 10; in FIRST hands
HIDEs-Hsve declined recently fully one hslf cent
a, N the sales are 6a7OoO Rio Grsnde, 9Os 10 at OF
'op.l 10 H. cts mos 1921 Western ~ they run, :
~. sO southern sg 800 green sailed New Orleans IL
cash 500 Mstsmoros and 3Oo Marsesioo onprvse terms
IRON-Scoteh Pig 10 selling at 81 50as2s BY the IN,
voice from shin aud several hundred tons have changed
hands at these rates 200 tons Swedes brought ABOUT
SIS time. from ship.
WooI-Tbe msrke, il rather quiet Sales OF IS
bales Mexican and Is do Curacao on terms not uSns
pred 50 DO White Smyrna III cents mos and Ao0u'
$1,000 70 Fleece
ArrIyaIs of Produre Az nv the New-Nork