New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-09
ENGLAND.

In the London Corn Market there was no altera-
ton from the prices brought by the Canada, the de-
cine beng equal to Is p quarter from the prices oil
he 18Th inst. The supplies of New Wheat were
luge Considerable transactions for floating car
goes of Indian Com took place, at improving prices
for distant arrivals. Flour was scarcely so good in
pnce the quantity Of new offering having increased
Beans Is y quarter lower Oats easier 10 buy
Barley rather lower.
The Colonial and Produce Markets rather steady
The SUSPENSION of Maitland Fawkes & Co. was an
nouncpd bui their liabilities were inconslderable.
The accounts Of the state Of trade IN the Provinces
were hieh, favorable, and at Manchester there was
large and steady business doing. birmingham
was very busy. Trade at Nottingham much I'M
qroyed.
Tie Amsterdam and Rotterdam produce markets
were unchaugod At Hamburg and Antwerp busi-
ness inactive
The reports from the Continental Bourses aNude
to the dsinclnalon of capitalists to enter into ex
,ensyc business transactions during the present
position Of European politics.
The LONDON Money Market was easy but the
funds had been subjected to slight speculative de-
preston, by The uncertainty prevailing in France
Meantime. the Continental exchanges on London
maintained 'helr recent advance, aud small parcels
of gold had already been received. The influx o'
bullion f,om al quarters, was expected to be great
The Liverpool Cotton Market was steady, with
zoos dcmard Sales ON the 22d September 1000
bale prices firm. On the following Gay the mar
kswa> finn sales 5000 bales 1900 for export but
aochapsc IN prices.
TIE Exhibition continued 70 become more and
more attractive as the time OF closing 1t approached.
The attendance averaged from 10000 10 $4,000 per-
sons duritc TIE one shilling days.
cOnSols had been depressed, but afler~ard I'm
NOyed closing at 90 a96l for money.
The Avon had arrived from the West Indies with
De following valuable frcSh, Specie from the
South Pacific ports value $77090l DO frem Cali
snla and Panama, 5000, 9s6 and from other ports
q the wes IuJies, $i94l6 the value being $i,iS7,-
~ OF this SS59,9G7 Is IN silver and $62'i in
pd.
TIE London Times of the 2ith saws
As regards the general position of business, the
nehng to-day IN the city was very satisfactory.
Money, apparently, Is becoming more easy, and the
Stinueo reports Of large ana steady transactions at
hsheheSler and OF full employment thronghout
ge poylDceS generally, create ccgrec OF con-
M1ce, WI ck promises well for The approaching
WINTER II is seen, also that the abundant harvest
nc other causes warrant an anticipation OF "a
stenS increase dUrlng the next few months OF the
eeihon IN the Bank of England. This increeSe
NSek 10 ne derived from t"o soQrccS-im.
YWalSnS from abroad, and the Liberation OF
psr OF lae large quantity al present in the hands
" ue pubic The existing note circulation Is
S.VNVN equal % what y was al the corr spending
rei'oo VI iS>l YEAR when The Bank rate O. interest
S per cent and when Cotton WAS 30 or 10 per
,h ~ooVe rs present price, wltA produce Of most
w.,S descriptions comparatively hlgA ContraSjed
c~ etp'emosg 1919, IL shows an excess OF Il,5'0,-
49, N'e' the close of the Exhibition, there
NJ, ny, sae return OF considerable amount OF com IS
oSnSp'ooaoe AZ the same time, vale the total
Jann ..NA IS row higher than al any period since
~ Il clear that not only is The drain from
.~,oasleh and the East, which has SO long coun-
rs,sS we ilse receipts from Newly oT6. ,ermi-
mr. 'S' maj France, Holland, AND Belgium, may
TTs IS a.Aceiorih, some additions 20 oar supply.
mo- ~s-oh o. tlS condition oi affair, Wll BE- pro-
m'ftover by the low prices OF mos, articles
eor,r Na'oA are likely ior some months 30 dis
s,srcssS ,o,elgn shippers Under these circum-
ee,,sn a. sle internal Prosperity % t0c country *
yrr. - cause continuance of.tac steady con-
6sr,p- articles Of food and luxury, wailc a
rrIa'"h N The demand for breadslutS may rcla-
e,. =, Tes>e that for other ueceSs aries. tnerc Is
kss,,oi'a oh to hope that dry large stocks nov
tr-sss V.ef ne produce markets may ce gradually
a,sr VI without even occsSlOning m mat quar-
nesn, atkta' anon Of the heavy losses with which
sFeeoia,onS have been attended.
-. PNe OF bullion was declining N London
!" rars the per cents were 9iE7o the per
cats '6fIS