New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-12

Of money end the favorable advice, from the r,s.s
stses having conspired keep up the prizes to the an
rates OF last wefk The sales for the week eniinr "a
day night resehed 90 $40 bales The stock Of Cs,os -
Liverpool wss 4i42 bsies The imports Of the va
hsd been 81, SOS. -
The following the quotations: Sea Is,and osa,.
y to midd ing, iolza l3td; fair to god fair I4I
ding, 494t df7kd fair TO good .sir So ASH serJ
to fine 81. a6d Mobile, ordinary middng "a ia
Sd fair TO good fair 81 d5isd New Orleans inferior
81 3D.; ordinsry to middline 4e4tae5Isd; fdr /:
| good fair 81. a 3D.; good 10 hue Ga AID.
From Beliip.hcad, TasIey L. Co.'s Circular.
APRn 30--There has been quite as much bu,las..
doing in Cotton this week In the preceding one ~
though the trade not purchased 10 the same -.
tnf, but as there has been more doing on spec
ulsion and for export the amount Of sales Main
| has been extensive The demand has been ,oeI
! daily through the week, and In the early oar,
! OF il the market not being well sqoa,eS
prices shAde desrer for New Orleans and ssher
descriptions Ut American. but change OF wind and ,u
meTcas arrivals hsve caused better supply 20 h.
brought out and the market has therefore been Iess
buoysnt the lss two days sill prices well suo
ported, ard We close without any change from iast
| week In the value OF American
Corona large business has been dons In the orai
nary qualities of speculsiionthe trade combining Their
purchases chiefly TO the nidding and better descrp
tione Brazls somewhat neglected but in price.
there change notice 10 Egyptian there has Been
extensive sales dsily-the demand having been go,,i
both ON and speculators and prices are ,a
vancsd 4s. . n, particularly on the Latter qualtes
There has been a good deal doing ia Surs,s and fun
prices have been paid - 7f0 bales American 30 Per-
| pam, 200 Bahia, $50 West India, $50 Egyptian, and
go surat, have been taken on .pec1ia'ion with 1880
| American, go Pernam, and 900 Surst for export
leaving for trade II, 700 bales. The business to-day
amounted to 10000 bses, hat on speculation, Sc
The sales during the present month have auoaatct 10
2 $40 bales, VI which 3IeO were reported ON spccg.
| lstion and % $40 for export
The stock taken to-day proves to be lOoVo0 bales
more than calculated upon, the increase besng
principally In Egyptian. The annexed table 'or the
Kingdom shows the delivery for consumption thu
year to have been at the rate OF 81 400 bales weekly
whereas for the period last year was only 49,
but the weekly consumption for the whole Oh loOt wac
81 3 bass About 10000 bales OF Cotton have arrived
which not yet reported al the Custom-house
Liverpool Corn Market.
Notwithstanding that large feet OF vessels have
tered the port since Manosy, not many have brought
GRAIN and with the exception OF $50 bbs OF Flour
from the United SITES there have been no grge re-
ceipts The sudden change in the weather from long.
continued drouh genial showers has had the eject d
rendering the market dull An advance took place Ia
the early part OF the week, but II had been lost and
slight concession had to DO made upon the previous
weeks quotations to effect sales.
INDIAN Corn did not however share In the reduction
Maxim & Sons quotations are at decline of Id p
10 10 of WHEAT, aud Sd " boil. upon limited scale
for United States and Canadian Flour. BARLEY and
OATS could be had on easier terms The imports from
the 23d TO the 29th April inclusive were 563 quarters
of CORN 1866 bbls OF FLOUR, and 59,l'6 bushels Of
WHEAT.
PRoyIsIoNs-The recent imports Of Bacon not
yet on the market Beet quotable at an advance OF
from 81 al0i per fierce, with sales OF 1000 dercea
Cheese Ia stll very slow Of sale Lard Is DUH buyers
waiting for srrvas Some sales of French Pork have
been made at laet quotations The imports from tho
Odd to the 2sth April were ,2o boxes Bacon 2oSa
tierces IF Beef; 100 tierces and 9sa bbls Lard
AsHEs--1he demand for Pots is still limited, while
Pearls are in fair request
QuERcIrIo ON BARK Small sales at Last weeks rates.
DYE Woops have been sold to fair eqtsnt at the
highest quotations of last week
LINsEED CAKE sold readily AT quotations.
NAVAL SToREs-The sales OF Resin for the week
were GOO bills at A. for common to lOI cwt fpr me
There but very little Tar in the market No trans.
actions were reported in Rough Turpentnc spiriuof
Turpentpe to arrive changed hands at 4S v cwt
TALLOw Ia lower and HAT.
RICE has been in rather better demand. lW tierces
brought l7Is3l5l6 " cwt
SALTPETRE-Notbine doing. l,IOV bags were W Do
ofe red ut auction Monday.
FRRroHrs-A favorable change of wind had brought
upwards of fifty ships into Liverpool from the United
States and chart can be made at great refucaon
from last weeks prices. Iron 10 New-fork has been
taken at 81 l0i p tun. We quote from Train & Cos
Circular that the rates VI passage are down 10 Al
a3 lOI, with every chance of further decline.
OILs-Retsil sales in Palm continue to be made on
the spot at f26 81 226 l5 tun, and LOO tuns 70 q.
rive have been sold at f26 Pale Seal OH u quoted
Denpiston e. Co at $3.50 500 10, aud American WhAas
at a3lQ $50 y tun-40 tuns have been sold 1t these
prices.
English Money Market.
The English Stock market has been very steady this
week, but operations were restricted BY the anxiety
elt ascertain the details Of the budget Money con-
inued ut n ola cent for bankers 90 days accept
snces. Consols closed Friday at 80 o9sa for ac-
count
United States Securities remained steady at late quot.
atoms An ercan Eagles worth f3l6l ounce
Other foreign stocks rather sluggish Gold
mining shares rather fiat and railway securities
were without much animston, but prices were kept
up. In consequence OF spain not having made ~
Board of Brokers have excluded Spanish stock from
their quotations. .
Gold coin and bullion in tho Bank of England, April
20, &l9,065775.
Havre Cotton Market....APRm D.
The sales of the week reached 1874 bales I9
to arrive; aud the imports do not exceed
12 500 bales, there remains stock ON hand OF osO
bales, of which $500 are American. Foftyive shPs
looked fer, OF which 30, with 5000 bales, may %
expected within a fortnight Sales OF 3.Jly bales ot
Orleans were made AT 66ae4; 1908 bales Mobile mt w
ais, and 2,604 bales Upland at 69S76
American shipping.
Arr from New York, 79h. steamship Atlantic 3oth sisps
Moneznma West Point Europe, Princeton, Isaac ynyn,
Dorcas Prince Garck, Fdes-a a. Liverpool on tne <n,
tb Olean, Queen Deal; 81 tn, Independence " Graves
Sailed for New York soth St. Patrick Cumberland Hero
oipsey Jos Have Tanvy all from Lye a sn ns
Queenstown. 18th, Symbol, from Shields 18th, LOUISE
from Antwerp.
Sid for Boston, Huntress from Liverpool Earl OF dsr
wood do also sd from Liverpool, Cnoline, for Maine
Arr from Philadelphia, shakamaxon; james Rsmen
from Liverpool
Arr from Demonstrating i6th ct Leghom; Tressonf
s4th at Copenhagen; Vrod, bath, at Antwerp
Ar. from Sayanpah-Pomona, Intrinsic, Roderick Dnn.
United Kingdom, Glenlyon, at Liv .rpool. -.
Arr. from Baumore-Seneca Record, Hermitage nukosr
head Abby Pratt all al Liverpool; Weland, at Heivoes
Sid for w iehehaosen, from Bremsn; msy
Eleanor I5tb from Gse; Anna Eliza, 2lst and Anna 2i''
from Bremen 80
Arr from ChArleston-AsceDoant james Colder, joan q
Wolfe Julia Howard, Caroline Miiades Gpsey Qaeea q,
Liverpool Catharne Augusta OF the Lizard Emsas"
It; Hesper off Penzance. -,
Sailed for ChaTeston-AbI aham Y suns from LiveP''