New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-25
SEVEN DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA.



winds. By her we have Paris dates 20 the even
ing Of the 9th London morning paper Of the 10th,
| add Liverpool papers Of the llth her day Of sail
ing. From some unexplained cause no list Of pas
sengers came through BY express
Commercial Summary and Markets.
LIVERPOOL, Saturday, Aug. II.
Every department Of trade continues IN a healthy
sae There has been rather less business going forward
ia the PEoDUcE markets during the last few days, but
prices well supported, and the markets upon the
whole wear very cheerful aspect.
Throughout the week there has been active de-
mand for CoTToS and large attendance Of the trade
who have purchased freely aud holders having show
less disposition 20 meet the demand at previous prices
buyers mad 10 pay ID 70 ID advance American
escrptions-the extreme advance is moot conspicu
Gus In midding and lower qualities.
The Hsvre Cotton market at last sdyices was calm
but prices well supported.
Harvest operations have commenced under favorable
auspices and sdvices from different Agricultural Dis
tic,s speak well Of the crops giving good promise
Of abundant yield throug hoU the Kingdom The Ora 70
markets therefore have been good deal depressed
this week and the Of business yesterday most
descriptions exhibited declining tendency. INDIAN
CoES Is In rather better demand owing partly 70 the
depressed prices and partly TO some reports during
the last few days Of Potato rot
The Iron market is steady and prices If anything are
rather improved.
The Manufacturing Districts are actively employed
and there is good demand for Cotton and Woollen
Goods.
The Export trade OF the Kingdom, as appears from
the returns OF the Board Of Trade 10 very sstsactory
the Increase of the fret months Of the present year
over the last 10 about a3,75OOOO the greatest in
crease is In Cotton Goods and Cotton Yarn, Metals,
Wooden and Linen manufactures and Yarns
The Danish Minister Of Marine has issued official
notice that the blockade Of the Elbe would be raised
on the llth August
From the weekly returns OF the Bank Of England 1t
appears that the stock Of bullion in the Bank lie nov
about al4 900 sterling having slightly decreased du
ring the las, few weeks The quantity u gold and oil
yer imported during the last sI months hes not been
s,s than 10000 900 sterling Money is abundant and 10
little demand, while 1t with difficulty be placed on
call at per cent.
The funds are On the advance and have been subject
to but slight fluctuations COSsoLs for money and
account closed on Thursdsy at 92i yesterday they
touched &c. ExeHEoUER BILLS are quoted at 40 to 70
premium.
Inc FUNDS opcucu 'o'"e, ~ n" ~ ~ r y
cent yesterday
Later in the day II having been ascertsned that The
Government had received accounts Of the final concu
sion OF the Treaty Of Peace between Austria and Ssr'
dina there was a stn further Improvement, aud Five
Per Cents closed firmly at 5s 9Oc After the Bour'e
some bargains done cot 90c, according to tee-
graphic report to London papers
The London Morning Chronicle quotes AMERICAN
srocKs. without comment, As follows n. I per
cents lOs to los, al Y Sc at 81 TO % Penn S. so;
TO sl.. Mass Sc, 1914 \. Y City IS, % to %.
CorroN-Fair Upland std fair Mobile SD fair y.
Orleans SAD and Sd to I'D Tor the middng qualities
The sales from the Sd the 10th inst were 7s,soO
bales, Of which spectators took $4,000 and exporters
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