The Sun.
London, England, 1870-09-07 00:00:00

MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET, TIIESDAY.—Opening RePtirt.
There was a fair attendance at this market to-day, but it was
quiet. Wheat and flour were both easier. Oats and oatmeal
nothing done so far. folders of Indian corn ask more money,
but buyers refrain from closing transactions. Closing report.—
A moderate business was done in wheat at this market to day,
at a decline of 2d. per cental since Friday. Flour had a very
dull sale. Oats were id. to 2d. per 45 lbs. dearer. Beans de-
clined 6d. per qr. Indian corn was in fair request, at previous
rates.

LEEDS WHEAT MARKET, TUESDAY.—There is mare life in
the wheat trade at this market to-day, but prices must be
quoted at Is. to 2s. lower from the full rates of last Tuesday,
with the exception of finest qualities of white wheat, which
nearly maintained their value. Barley was more generally in-
quired for, and taken at the extreme prices of last week.
HULL CORN MARKET, TUESDAY.—At this market to-day
there was a fair shew of wheat with a slow sale, at two shillings
per quarter decline. Barley, beans and peas were one shilling
per quarter lower. Oki oats were at Ist* rates. New oats were
one shilling per quarter cheaper.

HULL CATTLE MARKET, TUESDAY.--The tone of this mar-
ket to-day was much improved in consequenee of the recent
rainfall. There was a moderate show of beasts, and farmers
were more disposed to buy. Beef, 9s. per stone ; milch cows
from £l6 to £2O per head. There was a large show of sheep,
and trade was brisk. Pigs were plentiful, and the market was
active, at fully late rates.
COLONIAL AND FOREIGN PRODUCE, TtrESDAr--Stigar :
Full prices have been realised, but the demand has been inac-
tive. Brown to fine yellow Barbadoes, 245. 6d. to 325. ; good
brown, 255. to 265. ; ordinary brown St. Lucia, 20s. to 225. ;
brown St. Kitt's, 21s. Coffee : There has been a good ,demand,
at steady currencies. Cocoa : Cocoa has been in moderate
request. Low middling greyish to fair red Trinidad,
60s. to 83s. Oils : Linseed oil has been steady, at 295. 6d. Lon-
don, and 295. spot' Hull, last three months, 295. 3d. Rape quiet.
English brown, 41s, 6d. spot, and 395. 6d. last four wonths.
Tallow : The market has been flat. Old Y.C. spot, 425. 6d. I
New, 445. 3d. to 445. 6d. ; last three months, 445. 6d. Metals :
Scotch pig iron has been steady, at 525. to 525. lid. cash. Tin
inactive. Straits, ex ship, £126. Copper flat. Chili bar, £64
to £65.

METROPOLITAN HAY AND STRAW MARKET, TvzsDAY.
—Fair supplies have been on sale. Hay has maintained late
prices, but clover has ruled easier. Prime old hay, 1275. ad. to
1355..„ inferior ditto, 100 s. to 120 s. ; prime new hay, 115 s. to
1208. ; inferior ditto, 100 s. to 110 s. ; prime old clover, 140 s. to
150 s. ; inferior ditto, 120 s. to 130 s. ; prime new clover, 130 s. to
140 s. ; inferior ditto, 110 s. to 120 s. ; and straw 30s. to 365. per
load.

BOROUGH AND SPITALFIELDS POTATO MARKET, TITES-
Dex..—Both coastwise and by rail the supplies of potatoes have
been good, but there have been no arrivals of foreign during the
week. The demand for all kinds has ruled quiet, at barely the
quotations annexed :—Regents, 70s. to 120 s. per ton.: shaws, 70s.
to 80s. ; kidneys, 70s• to 120 s.

LONDON WOOL MARKET, TUESDAY.—A more cheerful feel-
ing has prevailed in the wool market, and prices have ruled
firm. The last news being such as to favour the hope of a speedy
suspension of hostilities, the yarn trade has ruled more active,
and staplers have consequently been enabled to demand full
rates. The transactions, however, have been much restricted.
Colonial wool has been steady in value and demand. English
wool per lb.—Fleeces : South Down hogs, 11d, to ls.; half-bred
hogs, is. 2d. to is. 3d.; Kent fleeces, lid. to Is. 2d.; South
Down ewes, 10d. to 11d.; Leicester ewes, Is. ld. to is.
Sorts—Clothing, ls. to is. 4d.: combing, 11d, to is,
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, TUESDAY. Opening
Report.—lmport as per bill of entry, 9,955 bales. Owing to the
course recent events have taken in Paris, there is a more doubt-
ful feeling here as to peace prospects. The market opened
with a slow demand, and more cotton offering, with some
anxiety to realise. The sales are are not likely to exceed 8,000
bales.

MANCHESTER TRADE REPORT, TuEsnAv.-The excite-
ment of Saturday has passed away, and buyers and sellers have
again turned their attention to business, which may be said to
have been in abeyance since the news of the abdication of the
Emperor was received. Producers are much more moderate in
their demands to-day, many being willing to sell at a very
slight advance on last Friday's rates, and on
this basis buyers to-day have given out some orders,
but not to a large extent. Almost no business
was done at the large advances demanded on Satur-
day and yesterday, and as the tone of the cotton market is again
firmer we may look for au early return to last week's prices.
Spinners seem divided as to whether an early peace will ensub
or whether further complications will arise, and so keep trade
in suspense. But opinions are almost unanimous that cotton
yarns and goods are on a high enough level under
the most favourable circumstances. Hence both buyers and
sellers are cautious about doing much business at former rates.
39 inch shirtings 7 lb., ordinary, and best makes, Bs. 3d. to 95.;
ditto, si lb., 9s, 100. to 10s. 6d.; 40's mule yarn, good seconds,
14d.; 30 s, water twist, 13/d.
LEEDS TRADE REPORT, TVESDAY.—The cloth halls were
nominally animated to-day, and there were more buyers from
distant towns than for some weeks past. Both the London,
Manchester, and Glasgow houses inquired after nearly all kinds
of seasonable goods ; but it was only in a few cases that the
parcels they selected were large. Opinions were divided as to
the duration of the war, but the sentiment among the few
shippers who were present was a very sanguine one. The Conti-
nental orders cancelled amOnth ago have been replaced to isgreater
extent than was ever thought likely. This has improved the
position of the manufacturing interests, and full time is likely
soon to be the rule in some districts. Tweeds have sold freely,
but seldom at properly remunerative rates. No more saleable
goods are offered than fancy coatings and trouserings. In
heavy goods, beaver, elysians, and the like are in demand, both
for men's and women's wear. White tweeds and Victorias, as
well as superfine hair-lists, have both sold well and been be-
spoken tn., a considerable extent. There was a brisk trade in
felt carpeting. The iron and machinery works love large home
orders.

CLEVELAND IRON TRADE REPORT, TUESDAY.—At this
market to-day the attendance was not numerous, many mer-
chants being at Merthyr Tydvil. The amount of business done
was small. There was very little shipping, especially to French
ports. In finished iron a falling off in rails was perceptible.
There was a comparative scarcity of orders in ship-building, and
consequently an abatement of the present considerable demand
for plate and an.;le iron. Prices remain unchanged. • Common
bars, £7 2s. 6d. to £7 7s. 6d. ; angle iron, £7 14s. to £7 16s. 6d. ;
rails, £7 to £7 ss. ; No. 1 pig iron, 525. 6d. ; and No. 3, 495.
GLASGOW PIG IRON MARKET, TUESDAY.—This market
was fiat to-day. Business was done down to 51s. 9d., cash
closing sellers.

CLYDE CRUSHED SUGAR MARKET, TllESDAY.—Business to
a moderate extent has been concluded to-day, and prices have
been without change.

THE AWARD IN NIE LONDON, CHATHAM,

AND DOVER RAILWAY CAS.

A case bearing on the award recently made by the
arbitrators of the London, Chatham, and Dover Railway,
was brought before Mr. Bloxam, chief clerk in the
chambers of Vice-Chancellor Bacon, yesterday.
It seemed that Mr. Doure, a debenture holder
in the Crystal Palace Railway Compagy, filed a
bill in Chancery for a decree to enforce his security on
the tolls of the line. The two companies being connected
with each other, this action was temporarily stayed by
the passing of an Act of Parliament at the instance of the
London, Chatham, and Dover authorities ; and .
the arbitration provided for by the enactment
haviiig been concluded by the award recently
given and it having been decided upon what
principle the debenture interest should be paid
by the Crystal Palace Railway Company, Mr. Dowie
now recommenced his proceedings with the view
of obtaining the appointment of two officers to
receive the tolls derived from the traffic. It
transpired that the award directed • the London,
Chatham and Dover Company to keep separate accounts,
and pay over to the Crystal Palace Railway Company
the net receipts of their line. There being no objection
offered by the litigants, the Chief Clerk assented to the
proposal for the appointment of the receivers in the way
indicated.

The Liverpool Albion states that Mr. Gladstone is
expected to visit Liverpool in a few days.

It is stated that agents are in treaty on behalf of
the ex-Emperor of the French for Brasted Park, Kent,
some two miles from Sevenoaks, and eight from Tun-
bridge Wells, which is supposed to possess a special cure
for the malady under which the dethroned monarch
suffers. Louis Napoleon occupied the mansion for the two
years immediately preceding his attempt upon Boulogne,
for which he suffered imprisonment at Ham

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