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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-14
Iinyre Market.

The published review Of the Hsyre market, from 10Th 20
go inclusive reports sales during the week amounting 70
10 S47 bales including SO bales soat OF which 300 bales
were sold the before; prices fully francs better
but ss tire imports sos nil the stock hsd become
ducss % SCI bses Of which only 2l4oz were American
Befic's received, but Ahlcas Accounts
fom the manufacturing districts continue satisfactory iar
demand existing although advance IN prices YARN be-
ing scarce commands better market and spnneEs
obliged tuy the material, az the quotations above
indicated. -
Our correspondent says, rom Hsvre sd evening 1--WE
have lust received "A O'Clock the telegraph despatch
of the srvs Of the Africa therefore hardly expect
our letters before evening The expectation Of
this new has prevented much business from being doc
dsy in coton Only 6oo bales ehanged hands, but az
rrces-,nd the demand continues good with little specula
uon. decline seems unlikely az present, although
are nearly per above the level Of Liverpool prices
that is 10 saw, Liverpool mtdhng should make
bssp quote eoc while the Liverpool price OF l3l6ths Is
equivalent 70 sc du y added In Coffee there Is good
deuand to-day, and At gradually improving rates. The
weather has quite changed. and now wet and
Portable"
AsHts unchanged. no imports Nothing done in BEES
WAX WHALE OIL neglected al quotations. metals gen
eraly well supported SUGAR has some what revived but
rstft ere barely maintained No change either TALLow
or LARD quotations quite nominal former quotations In
RICE the rates for Carolina well supported although
with limited demand Sales IS tes at 81 francs per 30
kiogrammts duty paid Hayre GRAIN Market a. before
but the impression that prices viii decline owing the
frosty weather having rendered service TO the crop.
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EUROPE.
Montcuegro in Hunsary--ti-
teupt on Francis Joseph.

c.rr..pofasu,e o. he \ J. Tuaune
The hostilties a. Montenegro have been re-
newed tie demands made by General Leiningen a,
Coustartinopc has not been yielded To breach with
Austria the more probable as Austrian artillery Is
SAID to be active in the mountains OF Montenegro.
In Hungry oppression is fell bitterly than ever
and seems thar the passive resistance which mas char
scterzed me Hungarian people since the catastrophe
at velaeas giving wsy expressions of discomfort
Can We wonder at it if We remember the numerous
executions which have taken place in these last months
How many have seen their dearest relatives imprsoD
ed without even being able 20 learn the reason for
their arrest Not long ago, two wealthy Jews who
since lac, had lived quietly at Rssb, were suddenly
seized and informed thst they bad forfeited properly
ard e BecGsss ia las hsy bad sold provisions % ne
Hungarian cTmy. their considerable properties were
conhfcated and they were hanged.
On the 18th int an attempt was made at Vienna on
the life OF the Emperor. The particulars which learn
from Vienna the following
About o clock in the afternoon, the Emperor took
bis usual walk the Bastion accompanied by his aid
decGmp, Count O'DoDnell lie was looking down on
the soldiers stationed below at the karthnerthor Gate
when young man precipitated himself upon him with
a knife which, piercing the coat and the stock
wounded the Emperor il appears not severely the
per took his handkerchief from his pocket and dried
his bleeding wound after which, supported by several
people by the noise he into the Palace
OF Archduke Abrech which situated on the Baston.
Meanwhile the perpetrator of the crime arrested
by the aidede-esmp, Count O'Donnell, assisted by
Mr. Ettmsnn and the soldiers on duty, who must al
mosi have witnessed the event patrols
stationed day and night the Bastions The criminal
proved TO be tailor, John Lebeng from Suhlweissen
burg in Hungary It appears yet wholly unknown
what adjusted him to the fearful attempt lie does not
seem as if be had cared much for his own life, he
committed the deed in daylight, hour when the
walks OF the Ba,ton most frequented by the fash
ionable society Of Vienna and by the members Of the
Imperial family and their suites
At Tyrnau, in Hungary, Jesui; Seminary is to be
opened at Easter. At Kis Der new military estab.
lishment is 10 be erected. At Prague i, is pro-
hibited TO brown aud black castor mats of a Ger
tain form, likewise the hats called Sclavonic hats
which are looked upon as political allegoricsl expires
sions Of nationality. A.Bc.
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LIVERPOOL, Feb n 1s5}-9AN
Yesterday Saturday morning 10Th, il came
on blow with great violence from the northwest and
In the course Of lew hours the gsle had increased 10
hurricane Of unpsTalleledfuTy By II O'Clock the hour
a, which the Roy a. Mail steamship Africa appointed
10 ssil the storm II IL hight and although the
AfTics down the stream and sy ready 10 put 70
ses Il found 70 be gate impossible % convey the
mails board owing 70 the roughness OF the waves
and the danger Of being driven on the piers. IL
therefore decided by the Post Oce authorities detan
the steamer until this morning About noon the gse
beSsn TO G6ste, and BY evening the weather seemed
Considerable dsrsge was done TO the shipping 10 the
river many vessels having drted frsm their mornings
and come IN collision with each other with the
whsives. The pseket-shp Anna Rich. Capt, Barwel
for Boston, went shore the Devils Bank the
PoreIes wrh her stern stove in having been IN cob
hi with the Constitution, from New York which also
received damage. The steamtry Independence lad
gene 20 the Anna Rich with the hfebosi Ia tow The
Rosetta, from Charleston, went in collision with the
Magic from China The former lost jbboom oul.
wGks, &C.
TIE City Of Glasgow. steamship which arrived from
Philadelphia early IN the morning broke from her
uoorings and goo ashore near Rockferry She 20, od
the folo ~ing tide, sppareIty without damage
The Cheshire bound tOr Boston also drove aud went
Ashore In Knas Hole (hsyng been IN contact with ne
American ship Onward. the Pcreries) SAe !. ex.
pected 20 be got on next tide.
Tie packet chip Constitution, from Nes-York q
much dsrnsged, h.ying been n contact The river
The Atlas, TOR New Ofieens ssO drove and sustained
considerable damage She safely GOT into Prince.
Dock about midnight
TIE bark irene bound 10 Valparaiso, IN tow Of
steam tus intending 70 dock On Sunday laoruiny0
grounded On Pgekoston Bank, opposite Coburg Dock.
and when the IND tide made she espszed she bad on
beard crew Of sixteen men. two Passenger DJot
ard tie overlooker CT TIE house 70 which she bionge
making tOt4l Of twenty sools, Of which only nIne
were saved The bark Is totzl los.
The storm ccurnred Unabated during al Saturda,
Until Sunday rorr.rg
The captain Of The American ship Switzerland, lay.
ing IN tie Mersey wished 30 be reported al ryht
There u sui ytry heavy SEA OUTSIDE the bar .ri
grea; syyrebenrioDs e Tor The large te-t Of inward
bound .bips kpogn % be pear the coast
We have the following later items of news:
Narvaez has arrived at Paris.
The Federal Council Of the Swiss Republic,
ING the s-rir1ce Of Austria toward Iicino.
R.sifed Thai The Fs3cral deson uPCa The fs fespnr
ct he iasr Refugees ses - eEee r,e ess: Pv-so1s
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LiyerpooI Fla q

CorTos-saies RI the week nnce Friday llst- 81 30
bales Of which 1850 were or sfeeultion AID zso io eA
Tcft "a $50 teing AncercGn ssirs. p 59i import Anr
can n time ana leaving SOCK a. Liverpool ttoic
ts.s which 9Sf,sE American. a=Alasf sock SINE
tine est year, Of S5+7s9 bales Of whiea s7SI wefe
M market throughout the week pas. has been dull
with lower pfcts o~rg % tie contained receipts az ne
American IoTts AID tie lnEe quantity nov - go; AZ
LveTJool quote Tor dry leEfy American uIcer 81 z
r. az 70 oner-hn- lower = 0T The SINE cl1ss WITH
OCT leaf Only ssre and t5i' : a.so ne es,e win ~
Fndsy sJtf see bales. including LEO speculation. ie
prors' I'd cu9fa:,ors axe Far Orieaus %.
Motles, 81; FaT plsndA e. s0ule prvafe circl-lrs
place these quo;Ecl u lower than above stated MAJ,
closed dull
cutr ssrec % dec ire the week Of peroy 20 two
Tt-ce Ter 70 bs or Wtfa- E1pence Per b8r- o. nav
arc Ter quarter or White Indal Corr, yellow u1chl1s-
ed with edsnoy Of ali downwards owns 20 he imports
sws;irg change Of wind, 20 AID hcheaIl VI
cuisr quO'Cs yellow Com define AID : 81 On fel'T
WeEiem Canal -Four Is quoted - . ~ 10. 70 Il
Us per 70 lbs ais; Req ar Mixed ditto sal fei-
low Corr 81 s. dull 2 W hiie H. 3ie d. .
sales OF tie eek far from ext asIyc.
PROVISIONAL moderate blaness hls been dong n Beef
PoTk previous rstss the edva1cns tendency ols
psr eWt s.es 50 nuns al 81 s. to arrive. rlox main
tshs las. weeks advance AID buo, ant Bacon tl CSC
steady Lrfesd Cape neglected Clover seed raiAeF io"
fHourcEA,ses laceia :ey active ii g :oT Pcs; q
= for Pears. Bar, In small sale az lo Tor Paa-e
phia first Beeswax- mall s1!es AmeT!cAn 81 - p
i26 Naval S'orcs A--sTicaD Resa n regular ac-nlld
go bis az 56dIc 4 Ibid sales Tsrpe ntne or A.
rrices uucLaIetd snail sales Spirits Of TuTptntne az Il
all cwt Linsoed Oh IN moderate request al u as b.
soc6 buaress IN Pam Oh acs 80 tgns 90 the
srct and 10 arrive c55 kJ lO seal and God VI quiet
uueL a. gfd RARE dull. Olive seaey. Sueru made T. ~
sAlef al sgcdR 80 DyeWoOd. LoEwooG steady 10 tu1s
81 Dcuiuso az & iol. and few tlDs Honduras ~ tb
SUGAR AID "a good demand and rather higher rates
No sas Molasses. In Coffee far demand was eNp'rt-
euced from the trade Tea continues At the improved "a -
hut busIefs small Tobacco, change 10 report kc =
IN iettsr aud prces steady former sates sales East
India Were made al Is for Bengal u flT Arr.can-
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NEW.YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE, MONDAY, MARCH H. 1853

,,-,-,-,,s re s1reIsd Information CT ;Ais ss.-
ror .ttH e sIver &c AEstT. and sae shA-' DC =
- "a ne rr.ss,u GoverHmen, ware os
al ,hs u.s Of the resurrection ina, vas - spread ron
Milan a. o ~ Ttay TIE AuSt-sn su' no-irl@s seem %
hrvo known nc;h n CT Ire conspiracy Until The revoh
broke OF.
m Cologrs Gazette states that Austria has
.r.d ,he uToserod arbitration 81 France and England
In IL DISPUTE With Turkey The defn-nts naie by
Rus.is Oh the Porte, r~pecrus me hoy flscrs, ere
made IN 50 pereup,ory manner g to lead 70 'as oehS
th1f TIE Gar II desrous only Of forcing the Tsrkss
Coverunent into some act o. 10 justify he oini
oceup.ticu OF TIE country By RRssia and Turkey.
Tie Australian Mail steamer Australian has
puf back 70 Plymouth leaky.
4 Peruvian = per ceH5. loan ct E2,6OJ,OVO
was announced OF The Lonion stock Exchange on tae
2s.: the contracting pTlce 81 ard the proceeds = oe
APPLIED to redeeming the exi-tng six per cents The
prcsp.ctns Of Csptsn Penny' Royal Arctic Coupsny,
ifr whae-rshery and lead MINING in the northern ~
sicns, has alsO appeared
The Hudson Bay Company's fur sales have
lust terminated and the finer descriptions realized high
prices.
A meeting of the ST. Andrews and Quebec
Railway Company wss held a. London On tue 2tth.
Tie Directors report regarded as satisse'oTy and
adopted.
I'll has Presented his letters CT credence 70 the Emperor
OF tn French. " Boyer, honorary President OF tue
Cour, Of Cas-acu died ~ Psrs on the 9th sged -;
he vii be turied With great honors IN the church o: g.
suu.ce. George Mtsky pretended Greek prince has
betn couGemDed Wesbsden N twenty years ishor a.
= Galley sieve for sEindln= BANKERS The anniversary
o. tic revclcn q lsis February "a passed OF quietly
al Paris
An extraordinary severe storm occurred AZ
Psris On ire ed Of rain, hai. and lightning The 81
pers;nious ssT that lightning in February porends
revolution ere the year be cut
II is said thar the Hungarian, Llbeny, waO
sf.r,rtsi 10 ki the Emperor OF Aisris, the hus
hard Of woman Who was aocgei TO des;h ~ the Aus
man authorities AZ pesih in lsf9.
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INDIA AND CHINA.

ny Electric Telegraph from Trieste, we learn
that the steamship Adris arrived from Alexandria a.
Trieste GATH after passage OF l4o hours She len Alex
sndra on the lsth and brings the following news from
India.
The Barmese occupy the Aens fsse with slarge
hrco Pegu CHE province we suppose) mas been again
occupied by large force of Burmese. They raised the
siege o the town. the sth and oh OF January, and
sruhed IL the defence OF Schoygt upon learning that
Gen. Steel was advancing upon that place The Bur
mose have retired from PRONE aud Meadsni is said
that revolution has taken place at Ava by which the
old King has been deposed anu driven out and that me
new King has recalled the troops to Ava and desires
peace Fever and disrrhea prevailed among the British
troops, and were increasing.
Trade in India was languid. Exchange was
arm al q In Calcutta
The insurrection IN China caused consdera-
bio excitement
The steamer Po,tinger had brought ITO Suez)
81 hcxes Of gold dus, from Austrahs.
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

P.- sj,esl LoxpoS, Friday, Feb. =, IssS-5P.a
The Colonial and Foreign Produce markets continue arm
VIA 5000 demand both som the hcne trass aai port
tcles In the CosS trade however, eulluoss prevails and
snses Of CofreS se point Lowell We have no change 70
notice in the MoSsy market The smount Of BULLION IN
the Bank Of England by last weeks return ais
Glowing decrease OF f2sS 49, the previous fhe
hs arrival. OF Assk,eAS EAGLES have been sod at IS
y o., and Bar Snvss al sis being deareT. CoNsoIs
leave OF 81 asa Tor Money The arrival at Alexandria u
the oserand Mail Just announced BY Electric Telegraph
CoesEAL quiet and 81 bass at auction only partly
Nsne sayefs a. moderate rstes Mexeaa ord BLACK 10,
silver scSisy Honduras SILVER SeSiIi.
cccea-sss ha<s fsinicad have been sold fsom 81 asa
fes ord grey to tar red and 1850 bags 0aAya9a o So
CoSfss-An active speculative demand prevailed on Sat.
vFday and the two h's days CT the week. and ss business
vas acne sayspss upward Of 70 $50 ssss Native Cey
81 SIMILAR inpresensnt and cargo Of Asa bArs
coed int RIO afost taAen fsr port Al "a p ewt
Inc market has snce eeons quiet pendns the deei.oa OF
the Government rspcens Chcezy and co 40 ear,
Plantation Csyon al aaoion have been oeay soasht IN
while Lee. bali bales r % sod clean s1eed Moehs were
soa nom Is 72 being rafael eAeapeg. Il stated as
evening the House OF Comons BY Inc Chancellor OF inc
Exsseeass that the 0os,ansns had come % toe eecs0a
Tee prosiaedit desenbcd IN labes ssoaed teetc
The Csnnental savees generally eentlnae favorable II
Holland ssa eensss the nearest quotation NJ 5000 sana
The cosS trade he's ruled heavily and whest s.d Flour
sSo;ssess Las, ~ssls .ssSsse Il Ensiiss Wheat was
<A& on Asssnnt q sessasrs We yse'e Mestssa Can,i
Flour IS dSe y bsislmorv and Ohio 20 dlf " osirs.
Indian Corn he'd nrpsy bat hstc dong IN H. OF NAea.
.aosI In the Absence Of arrivals 90 the eoxsc
Corros hes been very anet with US no sales e-ins re
,ors.5 caring the Al Liverpool prices American
srr il6S a "a lower with more disposition ~ sell md.
Nsw-Orissns yesterday wss quoted q n'lsd- y ..
psves AcThe public sales yesterday wen. os heavily
sp1 lsrrs porsson was seaShf IN l&e ehexs so BAGS
ehsss were principally reslired nom SeeS1 TO- aAxk
sstssn b,pch u to IS fsr livery and 50 M hoe OF
LsSo cssrs Cassor OIL fair pefticu seld fren std sSd-
SciSa "a lower. Tsrnsrse 70 6lefs for Bcnsa- 0a1
ARK SlSsSS5 is4 haxs Cubehs cold ., g. ee China
lArIs5 retired q 2Sasslc China CsmpAor hels nFn-
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richardson, Bros. e. Co.'S Circular.

Per -.fytna. LIVERPOOL. ID Mo- Friday, 18th. 1855
Since The I'd the has been variable slternan
with severe frosis and rapid taaws
We have change 10 notice in the state Of trade for
article since the above date in the value the amount
OF baslness dore has been extremely eiTcauscnh~d
At masket this Eoglng had thln attendance OF
70 local dealers and mers, who operated TO limited
IN bayins WHEAT In rc. sales the prices cseut Of
Tuesday pretty generally obtained eu had buyers IN
quantity Appeared they could have supplied themselves
= under the days prices
The inquiry ior FLovGwas on restricted scale aud 81 .
reduction OF y tbi, but little basia' done In
DIAN Com participated in tie schers dalbe Of the shove
named arscles and both White and Yellow easier TO
purchase No sales OF Aostins casoes reported oars
and OATMEAL neglected aud each the tnrR IN
Aver Of the purchaser. EsYPrI,s Beans IN improved
REQUEST -
Imports Of Foreign GRAIN and FLeVR sinse tn. day
week-Nheat SOS qusTters Corn lS4l quzrt-rs, Flour
ssS Mis- and rs sAoks Espots 400 qsz-ters Wheat.
l. $50 DO. Com. ? 80 bAls. and els sacks Fleai
We Qaore this DAYS currency Of American Cereals White
WBEAf;iS Ia 7SafT 6 Mixed and Red s l0o7 q 70 ns
Com Yells~ ST 6aS2 White - aS4 y $50 rs: FLOUR
-Ohio Philadelphia and Bstiu1ere Ssa<7i, Westerns,
No 2s6dS p bbl, krvneh extras 81 60 Z IS 2
81 fbs.
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grIHrTs or TrEFrSTTsr re moderate rs., !oas1t !,
6sftoe 7l = eTt TatLcv-l 80 cesks Of Y G have -
sod a ts6 70 fs cSr and ioo pipes South insric n y
sZJ "a "a = cvf. LAED-1he sales have hem zoof y
turs On the spot al So TO 81 cW, and % tuns f0r 81
a. 81 H. sxt Ous-A good baEness has been done II
Par OH and Ice tuns the spo, and ior 2Eiva a.ve
bs.p .old a. 3 70 So ~ = TN Seal CT IS q odete
Iequss; st 81 20 4S7 10 tul and Rape OIL co1;l11es
,esty AZ fof 70 a. = cvt RICE II IL bercr dent1f
1,-ices eout.rue stsady. DYEvoops-The les lave Dee
rrircirGly Of Log Eood. CInoeschy brnaz Y 10 20
u TN, AID - DonEnzo - la y tun ~ TINS Lima
,-ncf snld ~ . q u 6 70 s y per fuI.
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LATEST.
1 telegraphic dispatcA receI,

4 telegrsphic dispatch received by the
French Government states that on the rejection by the
Porte of the ultnatum of Au.trs respecting the Mon
tenogro Affair the Au,triin flag wss struck, and not
only Count LciniDgeu but the whole Austrian Legs
ton left Cons,aniinople The Ottoman Porte considers
Itself az under the protection OF England and France.
Tie London Standard maintains that the dis
Patch st tie Indian news go unfavorable the pros
Pecls 1.-THE British in Burmah, Is spurious.
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James M,Hemr,'s Circular.

GiVEhPooi, rTIttT. Feh- >. ~
PEovlsIoSs-Irsh Bacon = ! % , lower and AL, bzf
the quots,iots yet high An-rcAn wanted the sap
tly beng very t-ing. Cheese e ready ale. sup
fuy previous rates the market = tAn dear, tou-h Sole
zigs parcels have arrived Beef ard Pork ase ronsnly
ma tered the bushes cr- this week benz 11IP1t
QUERCfTRcs BARE . elected.
LAID hls cCe.Inec 2 - 8.
TsLLOW maintains rtcer. advance.
Ato-t - turs CLovEEsEEo have beeu frced Ct = ale
fiou, a. reduction OF d tc4l y cwt
RlCE-Fo- Carolina there "A 70 inquiry
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there IN this csse which locs noe show i..se...
drci-ioid aeep.r die md ccarssr outline (. han.
paI;e Hes, eut then L vas done so elersris. scn'
earning Ct the hcsf thief takcr. And - "a . :
From Hpik.ys drunk mad dunk With ne
dy. Il hey could spcsk we could urdsr,S--S ! srsr.
frUm men. 10. In The name o: human - esz
is Ggu.Iys sake % such boSostel slI,;.s- - icr
sHsver i cur sil' nee silence which sps.as ~ s.y
nsme, rot ieeis ihst nsne Ike poison on n -
sr..s on, ls scoruful cxecrS;icn NJ
ITO Be coutiuceil
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not lCwC or ciofilg quiet
MEr,Ls-An extensive demand continues % preva'l n
Tin snd rates Keep on tie advance BANGS realizing us 70
I.o -tra-'. TO - 49, British Block enf Bar l2 20 10
ard refined lls per Tn aies meet with great at
ton the value tor mon Coke p better ssf - %
81 harconl So and superior Al o. 81 per box TaeIe
IL II ore disposition operate Scotch Pig ooth Tor sli2
Ping trade purposes yet r7tcf are not better r
lps 53 10 ior mixed umbss cash and sup cr b-
IS 70 81 Ter tun Purchase n Railway Iron are on
more EXTENDED scale a. f92 20 % q the works and
IN eorlrrou welsh Bar AZ s8 s. 70 ts TO- good demand
EXITS for Steefs snge ~ London AZ as 70 tij 10 ,
Hoops ~ 70 u Io Nail Kofs 4 10 s. 70 10 II lld
sisfOrd.hlre Iron 10 % all tree sale e1ls,s ior
Prliish Pix and Sheet az 80 % $3.50. An Immense
den and exists for Speer EndtheTe Is further advance
!lOto4g3 rer un having been obtained the spot
British Zinc sells freely IS 20 ~ OF Copper supply
ROT teDg dequAte demNad there further se s,.ss
HAVING made Gl35 to l55 per tun sud Sheet
Per ID. The value Of Quicksilver Il 49, 70 4 with more
business doing Swedish Faggot Steel i ~ 10 80 lo
mel
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London Markets.

Feb 25th SUGAR West India sales 46j casks, making
eo5 for the week Grocery Lumps IN demand AZ - 6a
4ss yellow HsyE IN bond BE 02io Bengal, loro bags
went at foil prices CosFEE quiet ana prices are declining
Native Ceylon 47s.d47l6 TIA hrm Common Coasou
lod alCId Corros sales ting and prices rather lower
TllLow p. Y { quiet iSe spot lion scotch PIG.
So little doing
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Money Market.

Tie market g British Securities has been steady during
the we.k and with upward tendency. notwithstanding
the wsrke from the Eat Of Europe Highest price
CoLsos during the week 90 money lowest 90 co--d
Friday AZ S9i.. Money certainly in demand at
81 a. cent.
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Iar..tLlyerpoolCost Market.

IfvEsrcoL Saturday evening. 26th.The sales to-day
amour tee 70 Ao bales including $50 for export M1ket
clcs,d heavily Prices o. sil kinds remain Urchinzec
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Ereights
ONE DAY LATER.

Freight. to the UBIfed States had not vaged much the
past week, but the market was firm.
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A. pesn,,,sun 4 Co.., Circular.

Per -ifroa.l LVEsrooa, FncAy' req = 100
There 10 change whatever 70 notice in the sse q
ers trade OF OF It's Money market elTas the week Trse
eQrrnccs very active and money in densnd Of three PS
cent per llnGIn. CoSSols remain a. 81.
Tie Nsnehes,er market very cIist droOpns bat rot
materially lower prices Buyers are ndsosed 70 operas
IN ~ rrsept uncertainty a. the supply Of Corros ssd
RS ssets On prices and Spnners and Manufacturers b-g
stn excessively under coptrsef not far Inclined 70
give way 20 an considerable extent IN tbs dernsnds
CONFERENCE.-The h.s prevailed al week AID At
tays market there very htIe disposition 20 purchss-
with e1lsdeEebe desire sill esnsing drchne IN the
wesi Of Id Sd per bushe Whc. secordins gashy
he hnsst ~hte being least affected Of per barre on
indian Corn Gull sss ~,theyt eh.nrr TIE we.,her a,u
ma
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-14
Manchester Market.

Ire Msnhsscer market has slightly declined rnces oT
conuacs iArs and goods for immediate delivery se
not lCw or ciofilg quiet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-14

Another QUICK PAssAoE.-The pachH
ship Star of the West, Bovine, made tbs run oet~sea
Liverpool and this port in twentyone days, sii0asa
she experienced ssuccession Of westerly gaes ssc'
leaving the Banks.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-14

TWe see it stated that Gen. Scot
about to make this City the head quarters Of The ArJ
Of the United states.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-14

SrABBIso AYYRAY "A serious affrsy os-
CURED recently In Piermont between two men a'ns.
Murray and McManigle, during which Murray ssssss
MeAsnige In the abdomen, ribs and face Tho ~oa's
are Of very serious character and the unfounsr ma
lice in very critical stste aud little hope 10 entan's
Of his recovery. Murray was arrested.