New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-23
Correspondence Of The Tribune.
HAyRE, March 81.
American Flour 10 selling here al 80 francs per Dbl.
Markets. Carefully reported JOr The Tribune.

| Markets. Carefully reported Tor The Tribune.
! THURSDAY. April %
ASHES-There lie no change TO note and the sales are
| limited at previous rates.
COTTON-The sales to day have been to the extent
of $500 bales advance of half cent y y on the
prices current previous the arrival of the Cambria.
The operations to-day have been TO supply the wants OF
spinners with some few sales for export Spectators
have bought freely at full prices
FLOUR AND MEAL-The market for Flour
heavy to-day and very inactive large amount Of or.
deTs have been cancelled the limits much reduced
that they cannot be filed The home demand, howev'
sustsns prices and 2000 bbs Troy and Genesee
sold at s7i. with occasional parcels at 94ds6. To
arrive in May and June bidders offered 374 and l24
and 5000 bbls sold for delivery in June At %
37! tbs latter for 1900 bbls one brand pure GeDesee
on an offer made yesterday. The market cannot be
considered settled to-day. The short supply for our
own keeps holders firm. The receipts since the
opening of the River to yesterday were 32eG1 bills
The inquiry for Meal small and prices lower.
We notice sales 2000 bbls at IS and something off.
Southern Flour is quiet at 5Od7 o24 sale OF 1000
bbls Howard ST. was made at 56t Genersliy there Is
but little inquiry. Sales Rye Flour at y. The supply
is small.
GRAIN-An offer of l55 for Genesee whes, for early
arrival in May made. We hear of no sales. Corn
in moderate demand and early in the day sales
made % The market sthened little sfterwsrd
and some sales were made at 100 cts. The sales are
25 900 bushels at 9S for Northern mixed and 9GlOO for
Yellow At the close would have been difficult to buy
any quantity below 100 cts There were but very mod
crate supplies offering To arrive the inquiry was mod
and the offers generally below those OF yesterday
Rye is lower most of the orders having been with
drawn Sales 5000 TO 10000 bushels At % cts Barley
is dull For Oats there is large inquiry and the sales
reach $4,000 bushels River st Is 49c and 5000 Canal TO
arrive at IS cts A sale of 1900 bushels Delaware
made at IS cts Beans and Peas quiet The receipts
since opening of River TO yesterday were 1000 bush
Wheat and l64 l32 bush Corn.
WRISKY-There 10 but little doing The receipts are
very small Holders ask PC Drudge is held st 2ec.
sEEDS-Clover 10 inactive at 767t cts. A sale OF
hushe I'M " has Al
prime The market is hrmer. Rough Flax is quiet.
NAVAL STORES-Holders since the steamer have
advanced their views to rs for Crude Turpentne and
so cts for Spirits but there has been sales al these
hgures The highest sale has been al 50. sale OF
1000 bbls Wilmington Rosin was made at IS cts. We
understand that IS 0OO bbls of the old stock Rosin
Lverpoolhsve been sold which has relieved that market
BONE-ssles 10000 bbls North. West yesterday si3oc,
cssh.
GROCERlES-Ihere is better demand for Sugar
and the prices are a trife better We sales 200
hhds Cuba Muscovsdo at o; az cts. Molasses Is dull
Cuoa 1890 eta New Orleans 81 in hhds. IS In bbls
Sales 1000 bags Jaws Coffee at ga 10 cts with some par
cells az -, and 400 do Sumstra at cts.
LIME-The last sale hear Of at IS eta for East
PRONlSIONS-The market Is hrm for Pork but the
transactions are moderate Old is nominal at sl3 and
SIS New Mess 10 so In Beet there IS little nothing
doing and rates are nomnsl In Lard there has been
some movement and about 500 bbs and 400 kegs chang
ed hands at l0c and lO.c bid Of lcc wss made for
lot OF 400 bbs OF Picked Meats notice sales 10
hhds sugar cured Shoulders st 6c and % hhds Hams al
cts butter and Cheese IN fair inquiry st good
prices The supply is very moderate.