New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-06
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Aud, under The commercial head tho following. 4
"1he past week has been perfectly surOr,,,s ..
the season, the temperature being 80 mild will Ut
little rain or fog, and many sunny davs o. ~
Continent II seems much the same, everytb,,o as
in advance tho navigation of tie Vistula sn,'Is
Free aid tho export trade from the Baltic hsnay
little to check its development but tie state OF MI
Vegetation is certainly too forward for safey IN ~
grass lands and orchardH bu. IL is Remarkable nas
the wheat should be 40 little complained OF q, ss
score OF Winter prlde the wire VEIN ia, indssS
busy in some localities, but the damage Is MOI az,
tensiye. Heayyland farmers, however will bsm.
enough TO employ them III March, if able to W., tna;
work thoroughly done, from the want of ssssonshis
frost 10 cart their manure, but the last few davs ~
Ing frosty wilt help them. Wheat prices bava :.
NAMED In much the sama state, as well as busns..
the upward tendency at the commencement of IL
year beng counterbalanced by the early opening -
the Baltic and the continued arrivals from A,ne,,.
with the fear that further heavy imports may follo,
Monday IN Marx Lane opened on very modsra,.
supplies Of wheat, both English and foreign. tn.
show OF samples from Esssx and Kent was ale.
very scanty and for the most part in very poor con.
ditlon IDe lew dry lots appearing went off SLOWLY
unaltered rates; the rest were neglected. IN,
foreign trade for good American red was firm. snS
also for choices Danzig qualities; tu, low Petersburg
was prOcurabe on rather easier terms and al infs.
rior sorts were a very slow sale. Cargoes aaoss
were no, plentiful, and bat little inquired for with.
out change vi value. -,
"The beat samples Of Englsh wheat were take.
this morning at last Mondays prices but al ,nfsrios
sorts were neglected, and remained ucsod at the
close Of the market. In foreign very limited busi-
ness done, 1T about the rates OF this day week
Mating barley WA in request, and fully as dear,
but Black Sea descriptions, OF which we have q large
arrival, met = dull sale at little decline.
Oceans and peas each sold slowly, bat were aoal.
tered IN value.
CONTRARY winds still keep out the supplies Il
81 Ii
as possible, prices being abo'A as Monday last.
Z" Great Leavmess prevailed this week in the ceun-
try wheat markets, without any positive decline, q
but slight one, in any instance. biLeSs In attend
auce spund but little Of good dry quality lii for a,
mediae use, and tue bugs on sale being mostly on
OF order were offered cheaper, or passed by
"Liverpool, on Tuesday, was but moderately a.
tended, wheat prices continuing unaltered, but fo@
was rather cheaper. Spring corn was slow sale,
and so was maze, at former rates. Oh Friday the
wheat trade was heavy at III. to ID per GENITAL
decline on ithe week, with no quotabie change b
other grain.
BARLEY was generally firm this week, but Oata
b ,ans and Peas were selling slowiy.
"The Wheat trade in Scotland was dull. He'd
sales been forced IN Glasgow they must have been
BUYERS favor for both Wheat and Flour Inc only
articles firm were fine Barley aud Oats. AT Edn-
bursh Wheat was | 70 n per ar. lower, but NAH.
ing Barley rose 3D. 10 per a., o'uef gram oeing
without change.
"The Irish markets were lifeless. Wheat prices
at Cork 9I9 to l0I per cwt. ior white. Barley SO
to 81 black Oats g to IA:
I'm Franco prices have been gradually InendinG,
but this cannot be said OF any other country though
very little difference Is reported from Germany, Hob
land, Belgium, or southern Europe.
"PARIs, Saturday sveplng, Feb. 1.-The upward
tendency we noticed last week has become nearly
general In those places where II has not been per-
ceiyed, the trade is very frm For some days tho
weather has settled line, with nights sulneien..x
frosty TO check to certain extent me progress d
vegetation which the Continued milJness Of tue pre-.
ceding season has so much promoted. This check
can only be advantageous bota for the wheat crop
and the fruit.
1.-THE Paris -four market during the past week hs
evinced some animation, and millers have succeeded
la establishing advance OF 10 2 t. per sack VI lN
hios cay 81. 10 Ia. 81. per 80 lbs.
I'm Belgium but little difference has obtained
from the previous currency.
GOOD arrivals continue at Constaninople. with
busluess limited to consumptise cemaud, speeu'
ators and exporters quite holding back In expects
ton of fall
was mazs-wheat icul y maintaining its value. boS
beans were rather easier.
"Ihe weather continued Spring.like at Sirauoina.
IN Bavaria. With smaller supply OF Wheat, and
many eager buyers, prices were fully supported,
but the best only Brought AS. Cd. per quarter and
the lowest 39s. Rye 25s to 27s. 3D.; Barley With
reduced stock, 2ls. to .3s.; Oats, l2s. to i4s. ~
quarter.
"splendid weather had prevailed as Berlin,
followed by clouds aud damp. Farmers were doubt.
full Of the continuance OF mid weather, and feared
the return OF Winter. Business in tue meaa time
was perfectly In stagnation.
"lhe bad state OF the roads In the peighborhool
Of onigsbsrg prevented supplies. This served 70
maintain prices bus Rye for delivery was salan,
and Oats rather dearer.
"Ihes rain barks csught by the frost Of Noven.
Der III the Vistula were arriving at Danzig, the
river beins quite hsylgable. These supplies, With
but few orders from England, made prices Ioot
rather down."