New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-25


The continuance Of fine weather which prevailed curing
The greater part Il as week and the temporary settlement
OF the dispute between Germany and Denmark has had
very favorable effect upon trade IN general since the sailing
Of the Europa
The produce market. continue 20 be very literally sup.
led and a. merchants are DESTROYS Of realizing prices rad
given way particularly in TEA and CoFfEE.
CorToS i very steady and fair amount Of business =
going forward huiprce. cannot Is said. be any higher
There Is much less buoysncy n The GE,IN trade and
price. have receded considerably below those current on
he q INST
There is an improved feeling manifested n The trade 'or
British Manufactured laos, ard prices are point hghrr
,hsn last week.
The reports received from the Manufacturing Districts are
more encouraging Orders for goods suitable Tor eNpora
ton have increased and higher prices are being paid Tor
both CorroS and WooLES Fssscs. There : no aceuni-
laaon Of stock although The manufacturers are working
with increased activity.
For NOISY there j. a crester demand bat the rate OF
discount continues A. u 10 per cent for prime bills
The srocK MAKSEr pretty steady, snd the prices of
most Of our national as vel as the ivonie Foreign sec
rites are well maintained
Throughout the past week the demand Tor CorroN both
Tor consumer. and the exporters has been steady and ss
each DAY amounted to nearly 5000 bales Al The close o.
yesterday. market The Committee Of Brokers declared the
following prices Fair Upland ed; fair Mobile, id fair
leans g'd
saea from lot 10 eih September are $3.50 bales, Of which
LEO American were taken by Spectators. snd $500 for eN
port The imports during The same period are $500 bales
viz. n 3sf from NewOnesns i.l7i from savannah 20
from Charleston, and 7s5 from NewYork.
The estimated stock II CJrroN hard At Dbl. port con
unues 10 excess of last year by about lo8oo bales Un
there is more certainty respecting the new crops Of The
United prices cannot be expected To advance 10 any
extent beyond our present quoiluors
.t.. IL. t..aa r.afs aaffv a. re
ported couple OF weeks ago The weather has been more
favorable n mos places throughout England and the sister
Kingdoms for harvest operations since our las ssae and
the reports respecting the Of the P0rATo disease less
alarming.
Our leading CoRN markets have been very seriously AZ
fecicd thereby consequently Monday last at Markare
holder, OF Corn who long have under the haucnauon Of
continuance ofran. deficient harvest AMI necessarily
nse in price, defceuiy supplied the markets. had eir a.
pirations very seriously blghed Under these circum
stances WHEAT Of home production declines three 10 i1u
shne. and IN some instances shngs per quarter FOL
Old while new was sold a reduction Of hve 10 six slil
Hngs per quarter the Of the previous week The
highest prices realized for American were i3s 10 sos and fo
Canadian i6s 20 5js per quarter.
Although the top prices n FfouR remain nnster~d The
sales angud, aud United States sweet SOD al rs ID
81 and Canadian 28s 10 3os
INoiAS CoSN In limited request and holders accept
ed decline Of per quarter, the current rates being
b. 10 SIS per quarter. The Subsequent markets held ui-
week at Max sne dull and langud, and prices eN
hibited still farther tendency decline.
Attic Liverpool market. holders have readily accepted
lower prices and can with difficulty effect sales IN any
branch OF the trade except lNDiAN CoRN which In reque
for shipment 10 Ireland.
Yesterday T. very best Western Canal FLOUR changed
hands Al SIS 10 SIS and Canadian brought the same rates
Our Glasgow accounts represent the trade In that city a:
being very dull and the price OF United States and Ca
madam FLOUR al SIS to SIS, per Us pounds The value Of
INDi,N CoRS quoted al @s 10 2s per quarter aud Is
DAS MEAL i quoted l5s % TO los Cd per barrel Some
few lots Of Canadian and United stses WHEAT have beer
sold n that market al 2is to 2s per 30 pounds.
In the Cork market observe the INDAN CosN Is sell
ngn % s. TO go per ton, and lNDN MEAL - los 70
gloss
Il s an unsafe matter 10 speculate a. TO the future
course Of The grain trade There be but ii.e doub
that supplies from other countries VIII be varied but not 20
the extent thai many expect and from present appearance
prices will by means, rule a, anything Ike the famine
rates OF 1851
The import OF cured Provisions into Liverpool since The
1T instant i very limited and comprises only IA uerces
Wheat barrels Of Pork 90 boxes Of Bacon lf0 boxes o.
Cheese and s5 kegs Lard This latter article has beer
In rather brisk demand sales sfge extent have beer
effected advance OF L. per ct BACoS is IN sluggish
request but az holders unwilling give way, change
can be- quoted prices Sellers have caused tie uansac
lions 10 HANS be very limited owing their demanding
higher prices which have not been submitted 10 by buyers
Toe raies FOR smoked remaining IS 10 So
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