New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-09
FOREIGN MARKETS.

Mes;rs. Wright, Candy & Co say, under the date
of Liverpool Feb q:
CoTToN Saturday slightly affected by the news
Of downfall of the Russell but there
wssno giving way in prices nor did holder. synce more
70 "slize, .ne mare losing firn o az
quiet me late arge operations having afforded relief to
those desreus OF realizing other holders IN view Of the
Ign, exports % American ports as reported by advices
per kisea'a (arrved yestsrdsy the dmin shug stock
here aud the state Of trade Manchester
induced TO withhold further sales and the market has
seQuently been fcGnty supplied both Yesterday aBd
to- day WITH qualities suitable for the demand, pces have
hardening tendency, especially Middling Orleans which
are In request and command full rates much wing to
the prospect OF eatery winds prevailing aud keeping
supplies as any other cause
Inc safes on SATURDAY were 5000 which include 900
American 500 speculation and export the sales Moa
day were GOO. which include $500 American 500 spec1
atlon and export toe sales Tuesday 000 which
include 400 American, 900 and export In
port time about 49, bales Of which $4,000
American
Prices to day, New Orleans fair. 81; middling. 5a5l
ordinary sac b. Mobile, fair St. mlddling al or
dnary ttS.s 10 Atlantic fair, ST. midding 4i ordi
The above quotations must he rsgsvded more as the
prce demanded for different qualities the
at which have taken place though this after
noon they would freely be Goa ceded.
In Manchester trade temporarily n'eifered with BY
the change the Ministry bat the report from thence
good demand, firm prices aad light stocks.
Tie pospeci Of Protective Cabinet taking the place Of
the last admin alton has impaired more fTmness to
Grain market ard with light imports, there has been
more disposition TO increased business wthoRt however
leading TO higher prices WHEAT has been fair
and extreme rates Of Lass week readily obtained FLOUR
although not IA active demand, is firmly hold INDIAN
CORN has mpfoyed both IN inquiry and prce aod IS now
worth 2es GS2s 90. quarter
ASHES, BARK AND BEES wAx-No transactions Of mo-
ment unchanged IN value
CLOVER SEED rerces prime quality, to arrive sold at
57s 3 cwt.
FLAx sEED-Thsre are buyers COS but sellers
der 63s.
TIMOTHY SEED would command a2s. for prime, bat no
stock on hand.
LARD is firmly held at 4es 65cs. Stock very light
No arrival II TURPENTINE SPIRITS, and IN TAR no
transactions.
RKsIN is lower ID ass I'd having been taken for 300
bhls
RICE unchanged.
LINsEED CAKE in good demand and with large stock
outside rates obtansble.
No change Ia OILS.
Mr. James McHerry, under same date, says:
There Is rsther more strength IN BREADSTUFFs. At
the low quotations Of Akt week there buyers Phia
delphla Ohio, and Sima brands Flour bring 22S
I'd: BslumeIe white Wheat sold Cd. 70 p. Paila
delphia aud other soris 6s Cd a6s 81 Rel Wheas ed
lass Yellow lnClSn Cora, z9s Cd G30S White 32s.
MARX LANE, Feb. 25- The thOw Of WHEAT moderate :
advance demanded but mllieTs cautious. and a fair
clearance effected az Mondays prices Fine frm AZ fall
terms FLOUR fully as dta- BARLEY. BEANS and pas
10 steady demand, but Lot higher Tue quantity of OATS
Moderate, az fully former rafes
kng1sh White Wheat {ts. 90 49s. Red do Ais TO i6I ;
Barley mating SIS 10 SIS dlsiils 2Ss 10 2Ss griue
ing. 13s 20 26s
The M0r LsRe Express OF opinion that there need be
little apprehension OF any material decline IN prices
The impoItatoIs very light and II calculates
the great probability Of anOtN er rally pyces from the
slight falling of from the highest prices of January.