New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-05
Commercial.
The following summary of Commercial Intelli'
gence is sent US by our Liverpool correspondent;

The following summary Of Commercial lntelh'
gence is sent us by our Liverpool correspondents
Since the sailing OF the Europa have had very lively
markets We quote the following summary from lns
written for the Associated Press Of New ORR
CoTToN-Our Market opened on Saturday win Il con-
,ippence of the improved feeling noticed IN our circular per
Europa ard the sales reached 10000 bales including LOU
bales for speculation and export On Monday morning me
general frost and 5000 bales sold al ullprceS fes
erday being Manchester markeiday only SCsO bales We're
cold and prices NAV be considered I'd t. 10 higher than
Friday last Advces from India received yesterday
per telegraph informing us that the Calcutta and CHINA
MANCHESTER Tuesday-Owing to The improved feeling
in our Cotton market and the favorable adylces received
from the Continent the business transacted In Manchester
on Saturday satisfactory. This Improvement has con-
tnued ard Yesterday make;day there was alarge bust
HAvRE, Monday-The Cotton market more active
The sales up O'Clock We're $50 bales Pnces were
finn and on the rise very ordinary New-Orleans Il10
75o being advance OF Il TO II 7eupon The iae quota
tons. 49,,
and the business done full average extent Wheat
was in moderate request but holders were firm In Flour
there were large transactions without change IN prices
Indian Corn was IN active demand al an lmbroyemen 81
I'd y quarter Our quotations are: Wheal CanaQan ana
the United States, white Is Sd o6s5d red 9S 50 10 % Iod
70 lbs Flour Canadian sweet "a 10 os W esleIn C1nal
l cd 10 2 Baltimore and Philadelphia SIS I'd to is ONO
2s 2is Cd, Flour lSs to 1875 2 ESQ bs indian Corn
American yellow oQs I'd 10 SIS mixed SIS oo " oUs "'e
AMERIcAN PRovlsloNs.-Bacon-Marke rather quiet
from of assorment, but prices nTln Lard qule al
aucion on Saturday the advance was refused and since
little has been done; top price, and only nominal
Beevelv dull; Two forced sales have been maze
ex ship ut very low rates say about 6SsG6is 2 herce
CheeseThe demand limited al auctlen today 6gt OH!
boxes ony pa boxes found buyers a. sos 10 SIS I'd ABOUT
previous prices Ashes-The demand continues very linz
tied ana prices are unchanged. Ri1e-The market for
Carolina has continued tame; fine has met slow SAFE al
lgs low mjddling Savannah selling III los sd.
SuGAR-We continue 10 experience fair inquiry ioT Su
gar and 1850 bags East India have been Sold cAeAy az
$50 I'd TO Ais per cw for Dates.
No transactions have transpred in Moasses or Rum.
CoFFEE-The public sales OF Jamaica Coffee yesterday
morning went Of with fair spirit 100 uerce being SOD al
very full prices for midng descriptions.
TEA-The market continues very firm the advance re-
gou is current al Is I'D 10 Is I'd per ID.
$50 bales Jute have been sold by private at III lo of
low. to SIP los for good common quality.
NAVAL SroREs-Dull, except for common Resin, which
is in demand
The MONEY MARKET is unchanged since Saturday, and
IN Foreign Stock we have material alteration.
FREIGHI is also without change