New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-01
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
FOREIGN MARKETS.
, Brcwn, Shipley 4 Co.'S Circular.

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.., CIRCULAR Of e rh inst Of fully ID The saes 'of
~ - IN oa ha,.s with 7-z9 sor eIgof, b1t the
..yket continues be - well sip.i.a ~. ' =, fse
e',dilas qualities tasth IS nnsSsioe ''s''' ''''' ~
far pr,ee e u w c in this port is arssr tan a any Pc
ned the pas; 10 9l the Il .c a. THIS
- of last year ras SG3eoo ha.s- ~ VIZ ~,
AmercsB The following arc ,ne aD9 ss "a Md
- 49,, do MOBILES iid d. C2Iauis 49, -
nor and Ora.y ,rsn, dallne.s has the
arsst r the lar ca-s q Csc IS ana ans s Ss
1e for India whis On al M 'SS SSees o.As' descriptions '''
W. ssn,and fr Wheat aud Flour roE ihc inefor nay.
ns snddspy ceased the market has become very qlet
Ca1,l Eloo a ono,e1 AZ 2nsG2s, Baltimore an
rhlisdelpha zise2s ed Canada and ono <is S'l - .,
s@ White Whea. 6 az & "a Res S,. T ecped IS ar, aoi
;. sootsd al 20 for whe, rs fr fei'"' avn W
*sr iYr ml1ed p..,, q, rersen,ins
Y"ar. Ie.pscifuly, BROWN. SHiPiEf co
ut.n,rdson. Brothers & Co.'S Circular.
Correspondence of The inbrne.
,.a,o1 ! IIyERpooI 7,h No l8lh. 1851.
EsTEIxED FRlESDs During the pas f1r,n "a. tas s
Coton nsrfs' eases II the fSinish, 79 ac. of yhc
she s,sSe have taken jsoOo bales, and eHporeis liV
sass sa and .Trss5iar at id 10 f0r Mddng AMI "a = =
s% rs,r uplaods at 3li % IA n lcr Ordinary; i.df
tSuss have been m Jar request Sas = Jos CT
CrrRcITRoS BARK Gull, and selling al Is 20 cs iof
G,S- 0nsly PA5dslyE yEia Tar. os 20 lis 2 hl Infp;t-
Inc. i Cd y c~t BeeswaS 60 i0s q cwt. PAN or
raj ga q ton ~. A.esscdI. SpenA o. Lt) tun.
Whale OH $50 TN. Lard Oh, go = ~ Aai't Us 10
fsRp has been voTy duh aud Icclne # j'oGs cwt
~. been accept,d 80 80 DlJ DHis hnc 1nary hNms
he.n solJ al aip5ut iIs Gl & ihc vas la,ge
HAcos ls dun at los cst FOR rr-t I,as u id'N tDu
Beef has also been q'4ct At iOmcf rates, 'ih- ' va
as q tee according 20 cnalify. POI, very dpb. , ,
For the pa, oitn rat tie wctb.f is "r-h Fa'te o'
u,on the whole no. UnavOiabC Dr IN Gp"ns c'Ds an
from sl parts of The country th ae slsc1 ~ ''JNs
.1eeodin.y fine al accounts fon al ihs ,llhg h.
4, Is has ad IL lhnenca AMI Nlt continued CA
tn ON the pat Il Nllafs and Doa.c4S our make, Has
rod exceedIngi que heat and II0,g NJ. N idefd'c
e.nsumr.ive dcmani iorac> rate ~ D., htti- c-'
son Oh the part Of holders to press either upon t M
tot below the rates current on the fh ~ ne ~
Jud,an Com were CONSIDERABLE and the denanl hNins
a,sfod materially red IcOn pilry lse ~ % ''anilN
submitted 10 clear parcels Of yellow ey ship, the best de
- iiptOn beng Ohll worth 2ls & 4S0 10
Our market tO-d dag was bui thiOl! atthue a' oI,i
,ey moderate amount VI bus ncss toN gl!.n u ehhcf
Wheat or FlouI-prue dCscr JtlonS OF red Nhet ~ an
famed frrnes ra but Genesec and Canadian conld be
purchased at reduction Of fully Id To "a per IUl NcA
and bbl Flour very moderate demand anitoTe pors
with difficulty supported The recent decline GPon lnan
Corn has caused purchasers to come 10 more ies Il
fr quantity has been Isosed of tOdag at our quotations
27s per quarter for prime yellow ey snip s o. 70 - "
and 2gs 2os G for white Oats and Oatmeal mt
he inquired FOR and may be noted the turn cheaper Inc
came remark applies Barley. Beans and Peas.
The quotations for American Cereals al this days ha
follows White Genosee Wheat IS 81 y . Id.
Canadian IS lid to 6s per 10 lbs Pbadslpha AMI Bai
more Flour 2ls; Ohio Western Canal and Canal au POS oil
2s Sours l8s Cd 10 i9s per barrel yellow Indian Corn
as miI ed 2Cs Cd white 2gs to 29s ca per i6O It's.
Imports for the past have been tl quarters
Wheat Is clio quarters Indian COrn 2083s bbs Of fionr
Export for period 2,iC3 quarters Whei i'3 qaters
Indian Corn and 465 bbls Flour Were espec fully
RICHARDSON. BROTHERS, X co.