New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-08

tculeH OF the lowsY qvs,iss which are xsuadsnt bu
quHnhs hanging hsin nadlsg liidlInf fAI have con-
mssded relatively higher plscs from ssias mat ia 70
guest
After the large hasiners Of the past fo,sagh., which
must bave paced Spnners more or less 10 staex IL is not
TO look fsE pause in ths dsmsnd bat
cry dur aon depends much upon the nature Of the &C
esua,s We mas sm time to Time receive from yeuy SIDE
ps sock and he ass c.ses 81 i. ps,ss aug nsnred Tor
stns time 2. well az 70 tae more general to lesser
Of the season which has impaired more conhdCcs both
here enc IN Manchester and is further cmula ed By the
\, ms,.sIs Any'h hs loading lpoIlcsly on
influence on AL interested With these Aliens and
reference 20 the comments Ia last pubca ioa, close
Influenced BY the effect of thu Amsrcas and Arciic
counts on cur COTTos market aided b. somsxhat more
markets for GOODS snd YARNS but particularly the lasr
has much improved and where suitable purchases c5ai
be MADE from stocks on haLd higher prices have been OBJ
ained As these BY no means heav Spinnsrs veil
supplied wrh orders and thh an additional reason for
ssrT sss Of raw s
moderate scale, but the tracs in both articles has
cline in price reported purchases could be made ga
sier terms We have consequently altered the annexed
Prices. axd sells readily.
Loco barrels are reported q. al advarce Of vt on
Montreal Pos Pearls although inquired for are
changed present prices 25s foi the former and
BAHK.-Re'aii Gales have been made at Is Cd q cvt.
BEkswA1MA f.w small los sold al fs Ia. to 81 s.
CLOVER SEED being scarce active demand has fur
eI advanced a. to 3s cwt and worth Sos Tor old up
flax sElD dun and make sales nc, more than 55s to
COS nercs could be obtained Nothing doing in Timothy
LARD has improved. owing to light stock and advance
TALLow continues depressed and to eject reazasoas
furtneI occurs mast De saom'sed 20; ioo 'uhs new
aaS sfrs for wan. Of h.v.
Erpf sill
sele rates say Is 3d. and ass TO 35s per
TARNo transactions last sale at lis. to lis Cd per
RESIN 10 in fair demand at &c. ID to D. "a for
amber up tots Cd to 9, for fine sales about aoso Ses
81 los TO fsl Cd for thin oblong; 100 tuns changed
bands at these rates.
Ous-Sperm continues to be ipqu red for and holders
ave demanding extreme prices; last sale fss ' tun-
terms present ra.es fas to % for the msr and
ga fi5 for the latter We yemua respectfully your
'V Gnss.Wssss. 70 b. Gsnesss and g.
I'd aes led. mir.d American, 6s a6s "a Iadian Corr
20. Flour, 1876 n Ohio. superhne %. Cd a2n Phila-
dslphis and Baltimore 22s a22s Western and Cana
DIAN a2s a2s Cd Inferior aad Sour lSs as' FRENCH
pea 433s Extra do SIS a3Ss.
Brown, Shfpley Il Co.'s Circular.
CorrespOr dsnce Of The N. Y Tribune a, ,os.
There has been aarse business in CoTroN during the
ass lax s.n
bis To day demand been freely supPsd and
sndins pun chase have taken 10 00 ba 60, sx
realized and the market closes qui
city advance Of Id. on the prices current atths
departure of the last steamer.
yss odssns,s: Fair Mobiles. s Fair upland'' !;
inf saisI and Ordinary. sia!id. en-
The stock of COTTON in this port estimated at 39 COO
bales of which 2s3 o00 American. against bales
at this period of last year, with 167 GOO American.
There has been brisk inquiry for YARNS In Manchester
sghty improved rates. while Goods nave not advanced
but In rather moro demand.
The CORN arket has again been very fat. and prices
quite nominal Western Canal Flour l9d ns. Dol. !;
Pbiladephja baltimore Ohio and Canada at 2ta22s. 3d.
Sour lgei7Os Y Dbl Mixed Indian Corn 29s Yellow
2es Cd and White 32s. qus<ter Of $50 lbs. .
About 500 bbs of inferior TURPENrINE nave been sold
at rs pcwt
Anercsn RESIN in good demand at Is Id ssss ID for
Iours respectfully BROWN, SMILEY & Co.