New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-26
COMMERCIAL AND MONEY n1ATTLR'
MONDAY, September 25-P.

MONDAY September 2j-P. VI.
There was better feeling in the Stock market
today in consequence Of toe tenor OF the foreign ad
wees sad the iancies generally improved Govern
oept stocks were also 10 better demand and Treasury
Note. improved per cent But for the action OF the
sub.Treasury there would probably be little furry IN
the finances during the week
Sterling is in fair request for the steamer, and
arstca,s bills sold at 9d9i. Some Of the leading draw"
ers are as king p Francs "a and p, " thou
important transactions
Ia Frcights there is considerable activity Con
siderable quantities of Breadtus are offering for Liv
erpool and engagements Of some l2OOJ bbs Flour were
made at p Sd, aud 10000 bushels Corn at y a-d in
bulk Cotton il 732d Heavy Freight 25s 1905
The anxiety which was felt in regard to the re
sui, OF Mr. Corcorans visit London has not been en-
tirely satisfied by the arrival of the Acadia The ad-
vices from that gentleman promising but IL does
not appear that any positive arrangement has been ei
ected He states in letter 10 parties Interested mere
dated just before the sailed that he had every
prospect Of concluding that day or Monday, sale Of
nse millions Of the loan OF l-65 with Messrs Barings
Ogerend Quincy s. Co and others, and that he would
return by the steamer Of sd September The opinion
Of the parties interested here is that the sale was con
summated and the market improved somewhat IN con
sequence.
The private letters give entirely different feature
10 the advices in relation to Breadstufs The tcle
graphic report stated that prices OF Flour Wheat ana
Corn were lower while, the contrary there had
been advance Of s. Corn and Is on Wheat ON fr
day, the day previous to the sailing of the steamer
The advance consequent upon the demand tor Ire
land and the uDfayOrab0 reports in regard to Potatoes
After the letters distributed our Breadstut mar
ket which had been depressed revived, and Corn ad
a..
,anced cents per bushe and Flour continued hrn al
Saturdays prices. The prospect OF considerable de
mand for Corn and Flour for Great Britain is now good
and although we shall probably see none OF the ex'
travagant prices of last season-and 1t is better that we
should notyet the appearances are that healthy de
mand will exist at fully remunerang prices for large
portion of our surplus provisions We trust our grow
ers and millers will freely meet the demand, and not
hold back in the speculative hope of getting higher
prices should quotations advance next Spring to
higher point than at present shall still have enough
Breadstuils to realize such prices upon. The true
policy OF this country undoubtedly ia to meet foreign
demand for food freely whenever it exists at prices
Welding remunerang profit to the producer, which
is the case at present
The Erie Railroad Company received 10y the
blanchard and the Victoria s33 tons of iron today.
The Albany City Bank has declared its usual
semiannua dividend OF per cent
At New Orleans the Money market continues
very easy The Banking institutions are strong, and
pursue liberal line of discounts Capital is abundant
whenever good investment, offers, and the rates for
money outdoors I al per cent per month. The
demand for Exchange moderate. Sterling was
lO7QlO9; Francs ; 25d 70 sight on New'l ork al
per cent. premium
The Orleans Insurance Company has declared div
idend OF $3.50 per share of $1,000 for the last sin
months . The Levee steam Cotton-Press Company
Ia, declared dividend of =, Tor the past twelve
months.
ANY one who doubts the ability OF this country
to feed the world has only TO examine the following
statistics taken from the Patent Report The Grain
crop Of lsi7 as annexed;
Il L., R4I9