New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-05
Corn Market.

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the markets folly realized the upward tendency
noticed upon the Sd, and which was maintained
tlll about the lltb.
AT that time the best Western Canal Flour had
reached 4ss per Dbl White Indian Corn bad been
qnoted at COS per quarter and yellow at 55s since
then, however, owing ~ the extreme fsvorableness
of the weather, and the promising appearance OF
the growing crops. the stability OF market has
been materially shaken, and the disposition clearly
evinced, the last three markets had been unusually
dou. and the transactions Of yesterday particularly
were Of an exceedingly limited character Ihey
closed with 4Os a Ais Cd. for best Western Canal
American Wheat lis. a l2s Sd. for 10 lbs indian
Corn white as. SIS. per quarter which IS me
very best quotations to be obtained Corn Meal
24, 25s per bbL; Philadelphia and baltimore
Flour 39s a 4Os.; Ohio, 37s a 5ssi and soar rom
33s 10 3js. Cd -
The arrivals Of Wheat from Ireland, either OF
home growth or foreign returns during the last fort
night have been very considerable. as also nave
been the imports from the United states Tor week
or ten days Heavy loss has taken place IN Iour
and Meal by leakage, which has rendered large
quantity understandable.
The rumors OF temperance OF the Potato DIS
ease though uncon6rmed, have not yet subsidized
but they do not exercise the smallest influence
upon the market
The Cotton Market.
The market though huctuatng 10 the early part
Of the month. has now assumed steadier aspect
and advanced fully per pound. The sales for the
week ending yesterday evening amount 10 3ouVV
bales of which 5000 have been taken on specula
tion and 4 400 for export
The American descriptions consist OF 1000 bales
Of upland at s. ii. SD. Alabama and Mobile al
69d a lid; and 100 Sea Island at l2d. lsd Tor
mddling, ordinary and fair and god. 22d for nne.
nj Il ta tod af
bales against 900 last year. The American
proportion is computed at 900 bales, being
l2s 600 bales less than last year.
The Provision Market.
The imports of Beef have been small and with
n light stock a large business has been done-best
L. s. Prime Mess is quoted at COS s5s per ori.
ordinary, Sis ess Mess SIS. 10 COS. per barrel
Pork is more inquired after, and several sales are
reported at full prices Best U. S. Prime Mess is
worth for old 65s to 70s. per barrel new, sos to
63s Bacon has been fairly In demsnd, but me
sorts are scarce; il ranges from long middes Tree
from bone. in salt, shoulders, 6ss TO 35s Hams have
sold very freely. but the stock is small. Hams In
salt are now imported duty free.
OF Cheese, there is none ia the Market IT having
been all sold at full prices fine United states
fetched SOS. to COS; midding ASS 20 AS; ordinary
42s 10 AS Lard has advanced IS. 10 As on hne
sorts and Is ordinary qualities, but the market
is really bare OF fine descriptions. Butter from
the States is not in demand, the supply from Ire
land being sufficient but fresh Butter is bought at
good prices Linseed Cake Is In good demand
at Is.
Financial Intelligence.
The continued promising appearance Of the grow.
ing crops, together with the suspension OF the eS-
port OF specie have produced revival OF confidence
aud greater ease in the money market The Bank
of England now discounts more freely, bat the
funds are subject to considerable huctuatlon-the
amount of notes of the Bank of England IN circula
culation is about els 3s5. 600. being decrease OF
f3l673 and the stock aud bullion IN both depart
ments amount to go 236 599 showing decided
increase upon the transactions OF the preceding
week
Altog ether the monetary prospects oil the country
are OF a more encouraging character.
The following packets have arrived since the de-
parture of the Cambria: the Patrick Henry and St
Patrick on the 10th June the New-fork ON the
18th
The steamer Britannia from Boston arrived on
Sunday the 18th aud the steamer w ashington at
Southampton on Tuesday, p. NJ the 18th inst; she
sailed for Bremen on Wednesday
The Sarah Sands sailed for New-fork on the 10Th.
Miscellaneous Markets.
American Wool is scarce; a small parcel OF 40
bags of halfbred weathers sold this week at l4i
pence per pound
ROsin is dull at IS for amber.
Turpentine is also duli and quotations nominal
Il N.
There has been no material alteration Ia metals
The state OF the iron market. since the departure
Of the last steamer English bar is quoted at 70 rs
Cd TO 20 los; rods $40 5ss tl0 los hoops Ill
IS to I'll los Scotch pig - lis Cd do IN the
Clyde, Tor net cash. IS IS cd; Welsh pig Is to
Is IS
The Burlington and Wyoming were telegraphed
off Holy head this morning.
General Intelligence.
The fleet and forces OF the Portuguese Junts I'M
/ der the command of Eassntas. consisting of 10
, ships of war and $500 men. surrendered uncondi-
/ tlonslly 10 the British blocksding squadron of
Oporto on the 3lst Nav.
| The American ship Herald. Capt. Pullen. with
emgrants from Ireland, went ashore IN dense
/ fox ON the 24th OF May, and filed. The crew and
passengers were landed without loss.
The Caledonia takes no specie this trip.
BosroN. July 4.
/ LIVERPOOL MARKETS June ls-Flour 3ss. a
4os Indian Meal 23s a GAS. Indian Corn ais. a
| 52s WheSt red, lis. 81. les. white. do l2s. a
/ LIS 80. Beet SIS a COS Pork new Mess 72s. a
les. old do. 6Ss 70s. new Prime do. COS. a o2s.
Lard in kegs as
! CorroS-New Orleans SID ed; fair 10 good
fair sid. Market firm.
KsSrpcxr The Lsriagton Observer publishes
a complete list OF the candidates for Congress in
which we find the following nominations, not in oui
table: