New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-23

Per ttLaaf;1l LIVERPOOL. Sd Month It'll, 1853
So short period having elapsed since the departure OF
the Canada have at press Mt no matter furnished on
which found review OF the rsde but soD. information
bias reached which may be OF ue to our friends in the
United States, and we subjon IL
In our circular OF the 4th ufmo, per America we sud-
ed among other details respecting the trsde 10 some heavy
supplies Of WHEAT having been INTO LONDON about
that period but SINCE then severe os' have prevented
further shipments from the Baltic and other northern Euro
pesn ports that arrivals from that time 10 the present.
have been very hight only into that market but also
into moot Others d the kingdom from those localities. and
long prevalence OF adverse winds has also kept cut large
feet OF ships from southern European pors Notwth-
standing the short supplies markets have not rallied
and has unaccpuntaby continued 20 hang over
the trade period which had previously been looked for
ward TO AZ Of activity IN demand. and OF enhanced
prices compared with the current vare ct the close oil the
psr year.
demand for all descriptions of foreign Wheat mas OF late
been attributed to large supplies from our growers into all
agricultural markets and the expectation that tbs
numerous cgoes of Whsqt known 10 be ron
the Black and other ports IN the South Of Europe would
bly, give opportunity Of getting into stock
again reasonable terms than had been paid some
time since when this description OF Wheat was freely ar
riving. $3.50
There are various estimates Of the quantity Of Wheat
sHoat via the Straits Of Gibraltar which are now about due
or within a month from this time but
certain the most probable about So coo quarters excu
ave OF Efyptisn which will mainly CONSIST Of White and
red Polish Odessa held - d44 and Al al
Mernople and Ghirts 42f AS Roumela Ibrsil and Ga
iaz az q quarter, C. r and L. afost or arrived at
probable ths the anticipation. Of mers and other.
Of buying the expected arrivals OF these careoes OF Wheat
on their own may be disappointed. a. they will
doubt be distributed 10 various ports sale the United
Kingdom and Of the Continental tho owners cannot
dispose Of them sastaetoy prices the ports Of cal"
Much importance has been and still attached 10 the
sest deficiency Of WHEAT usuay sowp IN the autumn and
winter months from the excessive and ons rains
durng periods and various have been the estimates
Of that deficiency but suboin one which has been fur
nshd and without endorsing the entire We are OF opinion
that IL approximates the reality and worthy OF consider
spring sown crop Of WHEAT is rarely good one to
quality and 10 almost invariably deficient 10 agreeable
produce and the knowiedse of iheee contingencies com
bned with other circumstances well understood did
81 70 withhold from sailing anies. al further
and also to go deeper into tock, Of WHEAT and
signed which do not satisfactorily account for the
Our future currency must depend entirely on the extent
OF supplies and the demand considerable quantity OF
SpAs Go.s also on P1 s s ga q. GS5.:, WHICH IN
and 80 IS, 50 6d3lj for lbraila and Bulgarian
The weather after about three weeks FROST has become
mild and the land will IN al probability soon be IN state
to receive the seed for spring tlase.
The following IL the estimate referred to:
TS %s s:sTs'fG Wales ?, and
oo0 acres, which, at four quarters per acre Qrs
OWNS to the uns,niai autumn and winter, only
two-thrds Is estimated TO be planted, to this
has to be added sne-sIth ~ the probable guam
nty TO be sown in the spring which, supposins - -.
the weather is favorable up TO harvest gives looooooS
Observation-Disclosures. s,s53s32
Supposed deficiency on one-siIh planted In
spring. compared with the sutumn' sown, four ..
busht IL ~ fOo ooo
Total estimated s79s ssa
our market this morning had the usual attendance
OF the local Dealers and Aers and few from some Of
the interior towns but not finding the Holders of Wheat
oterns under the prices Of Friday last bot very snail
bssness resued Flour IN the sluggish state
bsve OF late reported this branch Of the trade aud
where sales elected the buyer ha the turn Of the
usrhet his favor Indian Corn slow for both White and
Yellow 81 for American. No transactions reported Of
C r. and l. cargoes. Oats and Oatmeal much neg
lectd ard the absence Of business prices nomnay
last week Egyptian Beans easier 70 purchase,
90 purchase.