New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-22

Oats . I'd 10 g "a per As los As to stacks We maze
no comment no duties are now payable, 90 nat tney
Are not 50 well sscerrzined bu; 80 far regards de-
ans the LAST market closed steadily athouRh with sss
Vrvspev thsn Nigh, have beat expected Various "a
NOR. ana opinions anost 70 the probable supply
Of Bresd srus which cs3 procure during the pre-
sen s.s.on Of famine and difps5 From ne most re
cent nelseuce received from America we believe thai
tbers Il good cause expect tha, with the opening OF
TIE canals and rivers In that country Ia the course OF the
suripa We shall have enormous shipments Of al sorts o.
Provisions and thEf consequently large supplies OF az
sorts viii reach these kingdoms During the asst esh
or ten DAYS the receipts OF Corn sc. have been lsnt
ara tbis added 20 the Continuance Of considerable
exports 70 resnd has CAUSED the market within the
last few days % nave very arm aspeci and prices
which gave wsy in the esrly part OF lss; week nsTe
nce recovered as regards = hest and Flour ell they
then losi Indian Corn. su coa'naing 10 zreatTe9nest
and commands the high price OF hss 10 Is per quarter
while other kinds OF food are cheaper i Is 11uce 30
be ieplored that the poor mans food rules reAnVey
much higher than that Of the more wealthy The stock
Of American Flour in this port las been taken Al me
end Of February and IL computed =; something uncer
400 COO bbls and 81 900 Grs. Of Whest
The Cotton market hss been IN very quiescent ssste
since our last publication The sales have been only TO
moderate extent and although Spectators sn1 81.
porters have been purchasing more cStfnsiV34y' no
change for the better has taken place IN prices Our
reports inserted In another column VIII I'VE me
fall particulars OF this trade As rsTe before int
mated the PROSTATE condition 81 the trade IN Ian
cashire must exercise very important influence upon
80 long as the distress in Ireland and the Highland.
Of Scotland Is Of such an extensive character csnns;
D. expected that there viii Be much improvement IN
the home demand Tor Manufactured Gotten goods. On
referring 70 the observations made in our psper on the
9Th ultimo it will be observed that We then noticed
considerable falling 90 In the demand Tor consumption
and reaction 10 prices % the extent OF about "a per
10 We have report farther decline OF VI per 10
On the average qualities OF American 10 on the lower
and quite nj on the better qualities OF ksst India ,
about II per ID Panama and ID on Egyptian, ID ID
On Bahia and Msrsnhsm and all other descriptions are
more less Affected with the single exception OF Ses
Islands which in regular and steady request
through the month. and prices unchanged The
demand from the trade continued limited and was again
below the average Of even the present reduced con
sumption 50 that spinners must have farther essened
their stocks materially Sul. there does not appear
mach intucemeut Tor them 20 increase their purchases
b extent sufficient 10 have sny immediate or decided
eject on this market although We DO look tor an in
creased demand this month. Ly the latest sdvces from
Manchester ind considerably more business mas been
doing there OF late but At prices low and unremuner
sting % the producers u IS indeed asserted tst IN
Instances low rates have been accepted LOT
were current previous 10 the commencement OF the
advance In the raw ms,erai NJ the end OF November
last There was however an opinion gaming ground
that for the present the lowest point OF depression had
been passed which sincerely hope may prove the
case The entire sales during the month did not exceed
$3.50 bales OF which 67,s2O were American. OF the
quantity sold consumers and dealers took oOV pale >
NEARLY 100 bales less than In January OF which fV
were American spectators 1CO bales AnlericHn. and
COO Egyptian and exporters $50 bales OF American
T. 10 Egyptian and 80 Surat The export demand -
going TO be more than usually important feature IN
our market for months 20 come this now y, and must
long continue 70 be- By far the cheapest market for the
Continental buyers operate in BY the latest sdVces
from the United states fair quality OF Upland had 40
advanced that they could not be- laid down under I'd
per H. whereas their present value here is barely go
and subsequent adviees will in all probability, show
farther advance on the other side to the advantage OF
this, a. an export market