New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-18
COMMERCIAL.
Review OF Liverpool Markets.

FRIDAY, Jan. 8, 1851.
At the close Of last week the Cotton market had assumed
what buoyant Tone and holders were looking for
advancing prices This arose partly from tho opinion
many seeming TO be- believe that would turn out some
5000 $1,000 bales less than given the weekly returns
The stocks taken the 3st and to The dsappont
ment OF come aud the astonsbment Of all was found
The weekly returns we're more greatly in error; and
that the Cotton actually In hand exceeded the quantity
stated BY the Brokers Committes on the 9Th a. icss,
$1,000 bales. That such should be frequently
eomn.ted Is 100 bad The consequences may be serious
neither can operate with safety 70 their Interests, and
We glad To hear that with the view Of removing the
evil 10 suggested that brokers should take stock every
three months Instead Of yearly. We hope the idea will be-
adopted, and that sa again have notice blan-
der which renders those by whom IL Is committed the bu
ofndcue and total want ofcondence fe regards the
weekly statements which put forth Al same time
I'll but justice TO The brokers' eomnee 10 say they
are not entirely accountable for the which have
place on this head Interested parties have kept back their
tue returns and may be put under the head Of sold
n 1 t trsde what was scusy purchased by sP'cus,or
nave muen sger extent apparently Than the facts Of the
Liverpool Loncon and Glasgow, was 52l,l9. being msie
khown there was complete pause In the market Spi1
Tested more desire TO sell la this OF things prices
partially receded, and the sales weretfing This evening
the market closed tamey, but with seadlness and prices
OF all kinds are much the az quoted last week the
hest alton and doubt Of yesterday has disappeared snt
nce The si are about bse q which bss wsss
500 PerDsms and MAranham B!d to 8id 2O Bahia SD 10
SD; 10 Egyptian, "a W SD and 800 Suret Sd Cd 40
the future Of the market quote the following
from Of the Circulars Of an eminent firm here
" On this subject would offer any opinion with much
Difference; but when look the fact that prices
DOW much beyond the average years. 81 quite ydea
that were not for the strong probability Of second short
crop Ia the United States market would now be moving
downward instead OF maintaining stolersby steady posi-
ton That high rates. consequent OF short
supply, may be maintained during the greater portion OF
The present year. IL more than probable. When however,
the time arrives for the planting of the crop Of 1872
should the breadth Of land placed under Cotton cult son
be las Is most probable) greatly exended-sho9ld tho
prove propiious and the crop look heahy- may
be time for those engaged In the importation OF Cotton 20
be their guard for serious fall from the present quota
ton Of "A 10 for medium quality OF Anecsn Ia tbs
event OF such favorable ancpalons being rea zed but
too likely; and the one extreme III "a can bs called
extremely may be followed by the other the 10
sf7. should H. however unfortunately happen that third
bad season s 10 follow, stocks become exhausted
eveyw here that there placing limit the price dur
ing 1852 We would much rather The former thsn The
latter alternative"
The Corn market remains precisely the state -
has been for some weeks past There 10 little or ue
chenge 10 notice Ia prices the leading ARTICLES arc wet
supported At the same time tho present aspect OF AZ
fairs lead us 10 the conclusion that no change Of
ward tendency can be expected a issst for ieagA %
tine
Tho imports for cured provisioss are snau- tsr BAD
nas hes bsee dOas In Lard sat s pdes OF really sssN