New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-23
BELGIUM,


BELGIUM.
From Brussels we learn that the Bulletin
Francois had been seized, and that legal proceedings
had been instituted against its proprietors.
INDIA.
The overland mail, with later Bombay
dates, had reached London. warke rumos still
prevailed on the north west frontier, and force was
on its march from Kunachee toward the Upper
Scinde, intending to attack Meer-Al Mouran, should
he prove refractory, and refuse to surrender the
territory he has long held by fraudulent prstea-
tons.
Accounts from Kabul state that Mahemed Khan
had been seized and sent into the Ameer District By
Ahem Khan. money crisis had taken place In
the Capital Of the Man. and credit had fallen to
very low ebb.
The affairs in Dude were very unsatisfactory The
King had given himself up to debauchery, and his
Ministers to corrupt practices.
Trade at Bombay was quiet, but rates for piece.
goods unfavorable The Money MARKET however,
was easy, and discounts low.
MARKETS.
Importers of WHEAT and Flour were
finn at the late advanced prices but some ressles
OF late purchases had taken place at prices bslow
Maxim d Sons IN their circular of the 9Th instant,
quote sweet Western Canal FLOUR at 22s TO 2as. %.
Philadelphia and Baltimore at 22s. % TO 23s., New.
Orleans, at 22s o. to ass Cd; Canadian, 22s 3D. 10
23s United States white WHEAT at Is. Cd. TO IT,
mixed and ed, at 90 I'd. to g. cd
INDIAN Corn sells slowly, and former rates have
been barely supported. Yellow is quoisd sc as to
30s and white at 32s TO 3fs
Gardner q Co.'s Circular Of the 9th inst. reports
active demand for BEEF, with more extensive sales
than for some weeks past. All arrivals Of new have
L. .z1t eht. (.ll.. n.
been IN moderate demand atsteady prices Shoulders
have sold freely but for Hams there has been In
quny. Choice new PORK would bring 65s. bbl
LARD had receded subsequent 10 the sailing OF the
Canada from cd to Is. " cwt Buyers were careless
at the oeclne and the transactions OF the week
net extensive. Fine CHEESE commanded former
pfcts, but middDg and inferior qualities had de-
Ginning tendency. BUTTER was selling at q decline
Of Is. TO 2s from the current prices Of last week
TALLow continued to meet an active demand at
former prices.
ASHES were in slow request. with sales Of 300 bar.
Iels OF Montreal Pots at 2is.G2is 3D.; Pearls, 20s
I'd a27s.
The transactions in Quercitron Bark have been
moderate, at Is 6d.t@7s. 3D. for Philadelphia, e.
store
NAVAL sroREs-Resn is in fair demand-sales
1900 bbls at IS 3D. for common, no to IS. for fine
300 bbls OF TuIpentiHe reported at Is 3D. per cwt.
There have been no transactions in Tar.
Lard Oils
Two tubs Beeswax sold at f6 I5G$7.
CLOVER SEED is in good demand, with sales Of 80
tuns at 46s to ass. y cwt. for middliDg and fair
quality, of old stock
LINsEED OIL CAKES are Ia moderate request via
out change In prices.
RICE is in better demand, at lis 3D. to lss 3d. for
Carolina
The weeks Transaction in Sugar have been large,
but in the latter part Of the week the market both
London and Liverpool, had received a slight cheek
and on Fncay sales were freely made at decline Of
Cd pcwt.
MoLLAssEs has been dealt in freely at late rates.
For COFFEE there has been fair demand from the
home trade, at steady prices.
Business In TEA has been limited but prices are
firm.
The IRON TRADE, both in Wales and scot,c'
was deprt ssed. Nail Rods, "a I2s Cd. to Ca l5s.
common bars, Ca It's 81 Scotch Pig, IN the Clyde,
37s. &C.. Mixed numbers, sos u tun. Tin PLAru
we're dull at last weeks quotations.