New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-19

The steamship Britannia, Capt HARRlsoN,
sailed from Liverpool on Sunday the ith inst and ar
rived at Halifax on Friday last, having made the
passage in thirteen days She reached Boston
about ten o'clock on Saturday morning.
The Britannia brings adyces from London OF
Saturday, July g. from Havre, Of July ., and from
Liverpool to the day on which she sailed inclusive
At one O'Clock On Saturday We issued al Extra
Tribune, containing our Telegraphic Despatch Of
the most important commercial Intelligence, and
we now present our readers with a summary OF
her news, carefully compiled from our copous files
Of newspapers letters and circulars
The state Of the MARKETS. will be found IN de
tail. under our Commercial Head few OF the
leading particulars, taken from the most reliable
sources are as follows
The Imports from the United States Of Flour &c.
into Liverpool, from 10th to 30th June inclusive
are-F lour, l94,167 bis Wheat. 1854 qrs. loi
500 lbs per quarter Indian Corn, 1859 qrs
Also from Canada, 5,4O0 qrs Wheat and 1868
bbls. Flour
The latest quoted prices Of BREADsTUFFs And
Provisions in the Liverpool market are as follows
July 3. June 20. May 10.
PEI B,it1nsto, CALEDONIA. HbsyHia
q 3 whest,per 7OfbsZ o4a s. zs1@ ~ S9sg 4 90 90
i,di.n com Der g8alO gS II 83HlX98 Is ga 90
lgdian Mssl, per bbl 4 OOa ~ 572d $50 --a---
The above table shows the decline, from the
highest point May 9th to Saturday Sd inst The
prices are calculated at "a cents TO the British
shilling or - to the ! sterling
MANY persons do DO, clearly comprehend the QUAR-
rERu as applied 10 grain in England Iii this ton
il 224Ofbs quarter Of that is j6Ofts, and this is the
weight Of the British or Imperial quarter OF Wheat
The r. : standard allows cons the British ions thus
sx7O-56O A bushel of Wheat In the u $ is equal to
67ths of an English bushel. aud British quarter Of
Wheat is equal to Old U. 5 bushels OF 6Ofos each }
Alta time when as on July 8, in Liverpool. there
was great depression in the grain market and
transactions for some days past had been chiefly in
retail way, it was found difficult TO give quotations
with much certainty.
Messrs BRowN, SHIPLEY Co. in their Cir
cular for the Britannia dated on Saturday, July B.
the last day on which business was transacted In
Liverpool before she sailed, state-that
The continuance of remarkably favorable weather
for the growing Crops OF Grain and equally favorable
accounts Of the Crops on the Continent tOi Europe
have farther GREATLY DEPRESSED OUR Corn lukAlNl
FAVORABLE INFLUENCE on other branches OF Trade
aud ON TIE MONEY MARKET and inspired greater con
ftence Ia the Manufacturing Districts
The gloom and depression in the Corn GRAINl MAR
Eyr ads the Circular lis extreme and IT s difficult
IN give quotations with much certainty ~ the uanssc
tons for days past have been cniehy IN ieta'
way AID specustiv operations suspended FLOUR Dos
m {3s Cd THAT lie 81 g2dS5 y the best western beDk
generally held at the latter price. American WHEAT
"a g. alOs 3D. lequal 10 81 04as2 52per 7Oibs
Tho apprehension of the POTATO ROT IN the Grow
ING CRoP stiH prevails more less in some districts
"INDIAN CORN is particularly depressed and from tue
great diversity of quality must be quoted, from Us
lS7 g5 for Inferior round a AS about ~ 90 per guar
ter for the best Damaged and unmeiehsntHble %os a
2ss per quarter
Messrs. Brown q Co. states that the CorToS
MARKET has felt very sensby the effect OF the ia
vorabe weather, and, that as late accounts from
America represent the crop to be unusually back
ward. prices have advanced "a d. ;ths OF cent
per TO- since their last adyices, o. June IL fhe
stock of Cotton OF all kinds is now about 443 OOo
bales. against 900 on 80 Of July, ls46- The
stock Of American is estimated at 332,0O0-a de
crease Of lss 900 bales.
Ii is confidently stated that the session OF Par
lament will be brought to a close on or before the
23d of July, and that Parliament will be dissolved
ON the day after the propagation Electioneerin.
proceedings are therefore the order OF the da,
throughout the kingdom.
| Every description of Grain, Flour, Meal AM
/ Rice, may be imported into the United Kingdom
/ in the ships OF any nation, until st Sept nexi
/ Lord John Russell recommends on the part OF III
British Cabinet that this freedom Of importation
/ be continued TILL March next, and expresses dc
cded conviction that there would be a loss on III
growing Potato Crop. Many newspapers, circU
/ lars. &c. deny this but the Government it is as
sumed have the best means of information.
The Chamber of Deputies have passed. by
unanimous vote. the bill presented by the Govern
ment extending to the 3lst OF January next III
provisions of the existing law which authorize
the importation of Grain. free OF duty, in ships {
all nations.
Mr. Golden anticipates IN the event OF abul
dant harvests this year, glut OF grain and pre-
duce the result of the stimulus to production cause
bv the present scarcity He also fears that ID
enormous freights will cause too many investment
to be made in ship building. and thus produce re
action in that branch
There were imported from Ireland into Liverpoo
during the first months OF this year, % 275 qri
OF Wheat $50 Barley 1884 Malt 1887
/ Oats 1854 Beans e7s Peas $50 Indian Corr
Quarters OF 5 bushels each, remember 5ls bb
Corn Meal l53O3 loads Oatmeal, gao lbs are
load I Is. 4O4 sacks Flour $50 lbs are a sack an
746i bbs Flour
And there were exported to Ireland from Live
pool during the same months 69. sl4 qrs- Wheat
6l72 Barley. l4 Malt $50 Oats 200 Rye OF
Beans asa Peas 43l 80 Indian Corn, equal |
about 3675,74s bushels Corn J l32909 bbls Cor
Meal. 1855 loads Oatmeal 2957 sacks Flour al
6l2l63 bbls Flour
The steamship WAsHlNGToN Is advertised I
leave Southampton on the 10Th inst. for New-NOrl
on which DAY Messrs. Wilmer Smith 10 who's
. European Times We are now indebted for man
items of news will publish edition OF that jou
nal expressly for America. The Washington
passages between Bremen and Southampton seem
Justify the high estimate OF her qualities previously MAJ
hare She arrived At Bremen, June l9, left on 2o
and resched Southampton in 40 hours. She brought
passengers from Bremen, and among them were nun
Tx SARAH SANDS, steamer, which left Liverpool {
the 18Th ult for New York has put into Cork with m
ohinery damaged after running about 500 miles on b
course. The Captain cOnhd emily expects TO sail ssa
on July 3