New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-03

ARRIVAL OF THE MACEDONIAN
Severe sentence. on the Criminals by the
French Chamber Of Peers,
SC, &c, &c.
Tho cunard Steamer HiJernsa, Capt. RrRiE,
wbicblet liverpool on the Goth alt was teegraPneo
.. Ro.ton al hslfpast o'clock yesterday morning
"a ,bslfpast . We received information from the
Telegraph Office that our Liverpool correspondent
letter had failed, and that cur Boston agent mad
,,o,.r.d an abstract Of the news At the same
49,, We received few quotations OF leading srtl
clss but the communication was soon interrupted
bsvond Worcester and we received nothing more
iii sbou. a o'clock. P NJ. when the conclusion OF
our message was handed in to the Office
The news is really seven instead OF i've days
lo.e,. ~, although the Washington sailed from
SOUTHAMPTON on the 18th alt herreiiable dates from
1iverpool are only TO the 18th. Indeed most OF her
we're datedt the 9TH in anticipation Of her sail
ing Oh the 10Th.
The Bibernis has made the passage In 10 days
She left Halifax at q O'Clock, P NJ on the 1ls' ut
The Great Britain steamer it was expected
would be got of in few days
The latest prices for Produce at Liverpool July
2Ol were as follows .o, s
Fon, Sweet 81 to IS shlnings s. l6es 4Ol-sour DO
o. ., % .blines 1876 AZ as eeWhest Red % a. to Is
A 24a2 32l-Whest, White es lod 10 lO' ID y 80
a2H
peet-prime Mess, SIS TO eis per terce-55' a p L.
per barrel 80. -.
New Prime, COS TO CPS
co,,on-Ordiusry 10 Middhng New Orleans o ana
Fair to Good Fair, y esd; Good to Fine sia9d.
The following table exhibits the comparative
orica. Of BREApsrUFFs at Liverpool by the last
three arrivals ,.,. Inn. Is
Per Hb,rnG. y, ItaHnid 'aitdoala
-. ,,,..., ~, 7o,t a ia 24i 2e4d 2s2 asa 29i
II = F'our per boi.. l6d 40 va - - "a pr,
1ds0 s m@s per per 5b sa 4s,o 900 1900 p
Tho calculations are at $50 cents 70 the pound
sterling or "a cents to the British shilling The
onotstions per Britannia and Caledonia are from
Brown, shipey Co.'S advices OF July 3 ard jung
Is The quarter is $50 lbs
A Liverpool paper Of the 10Th ult states That
during the past ten days the weather has been a.
most upinteruptedy fine aud each day strength
ens the expectations entertained OF an abundant
a,yest If @ rain throughout the British Islands and
all Europe.
The heavy decline in Corn which took place at
tho Machining of the month was checked. Since the
10Th the market has again given way, the prospects
of receiving still larger supplies from the United
States and by the way of the Mediterranean added
TO the fine weather which prevails in all quarters
depressed the market which presented every
aspect of downward movement
The Potato crop is represented to be free from
danger and contributed not little to affect prices
Durjng the last week however, the market mas
been much firmer The prices of the 18th inst. be-
came current and were maintained throughout the
week. and yesterday in Mark-lane a farther sd-
vance of Is took place. The trade in Indian Corn
was. however quite paraiized, and Flour IN barrels
was quite neglected.
The Cotton market has been steady since the
10th Sales pretty large and considerable Por'
ton taken on speculation and for export Ihere
was better demand from the trade as orders from
foreign countries were on the increase. There had
been al advance of | pence in prices since the
10Th and the market closed steadily at the quota
,;ons The sales of the week ending July 10, were
4Ol60 bales.
In cured provisions limited business Butter
has receded.
Transactions in Bacon is limited-prices have re-
ceded to 4 shillings.
Pork is in limited demand. American Hams are
neglected, and prices if anything, lower
The reports from manufacturing districts are Of
satisfactory and encouraging character some
few failures are noticed in the Manchester reports
but they are not to any very great extent
The Wooden trade in Yorkshire IS resuming
healthy position.
There is rather more inquiry for Tobacco par
ticularly American suited for expectation. Sinai
parcels of Kentucky leaf have been taken al ad
vancing prices.
LIVERPOOL, July ls.-The transactions goine
forward in this market since our previous repor
are limited. and there is not any buoy ancy IN ih'
trade.
/ The market held on the 18th was well attended
and there was fair demand for Wheat at the ad
vanced rates of the 9th
In Indian Corn Meal there was very little dong
| On the opening of the market the advanced prices
! Of the 9th were generally demanded for Flour bu
the sale was slow and before the close rather les
money was taken sos. Cd. was established 10
Western Canal Flour, being one shilling per barre
above the currency Of that day week
On the 10th there was good attendance o
country millers directing their inquiries partly t
good qualities OF English and Foreign "heAt an
holders generally submitting to decline OF Sd pc
| 70 lbs from the rates Of the l4th. A tolersob
smount Of business was transacted at that sbate
: ment
Flour on the contrary was in more limited de
mand than usual. although willingly offered b,
holders at fully IS per barrel below last Tuesday
rates. Western brands scarcely exceeding 5is
SIS Oh. Other sorts at trivial reduction
Since the 10th, little business has been trans
acted. and a top price Of the best Western Cena
Flour is quoted at 3is per barrel
Indian Corn of the finest qualities IS not wort
more than 4os. per quarter, and Indian Meal l9'
to l9s. Sd per barrel, at which prices the sale
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