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purposes and arrives and Is generally for the most part
sold between the months Of April and October.
Foreign Markets.
LIVERPOOL. 3lst Octob

Our last circular was under date Of 18Th inst since
when Cotton market has advanced ID per To- arising
Of the very unpromising state Of the American Crop
and the farther in prices of the American ports
which has induced continued speculation though no; az
extensive sale the last TWO days as previously
The sales for the week ended Sd inst. amounted 20
50 $50 bales 0: which 1900 were speculation and
for the week ended last evening the business was 1890
bales Of which ~ 900 put 70 the account OF specua
tors OF the American descriptions sold is past week
s.6G0 Upland at 3 81 20.l60 Orleans at Il q
$3.50 Alabama and Mobile al 4: %. and 800 sea Island
IL 2id per 10. Il will De that the consumers
are purchasing much less than their consump
ton and there increased apprehension that they will.
ere long De forced 10 curtai their working hou-s 10
considerable extent.
The quotations for fair Upsnds is now Cd fair No
bile 81 and fair Orleans 6td per ID The stock in this
port now estimated at $4,000 bales against 90p at
period last The stock Of American IS
about ZOO against $50 600 last year at period
The Corn Markets TO have come 70 pause with
tendency downward and though the duty IS now re-
duced 10 the minimum, Western Flour in bond cannot
be quoted above 32s per Dbl and Philadelphia and bai'i
Bis The quotation, duty paid. il 33s '3s per
bo Scarcely anything doing the last dag or Two and
speculative operations in great measure suspended
Indian Corn continues TO be quoted 4 Sos per guar
but there s sale in this port al present
these must be considered nominal rates and suc rs are
not az all likely TO be sustained.
Inc last sale OF Iurpentne was al " per CIVIL Io'
good quality, but there haze been no TRANSACTIONS IN the
article FOR week past. BROWN SHlPLh1 u CO
LIVERPOOL 3lst October 1916
Coaon-We had rather quiet Cotton market till the
arrival of the Great Western the 18th instant Since
that there has been renewal OF the demand and prices
have farther advanced d per ID; the market however
closing without much animation Operators now act
ing on the that the injury done TO the crop has
been such that the yield under any future circumstance
must be very short The of the market depends
necessarily the hearing OF later advlces on this point
The quotations of this day follows: Orleans fair
cid mddling id Mobiles, fair G.: middling ,; Up
lands fair Cd middng I'D
Import 70 Oct. 30. i4G6O06 l067T52 -. 39-.25i
OF which American. s9l.s37 l23i.si2 3I3005
Delivery ..........l,3737 }2 l,l95.5s6 SIG
Of which Americana l26 20 l.O46320 -03J0 -.
stock. $4,000 100000 10000
OF which American. 395l00 G9l,s00 2-i7 700
Flour and Grdia-Wc have had very quiet feeling in
the Corn market ipr some days and prices have receded
Is TO IL I'D per Dbl Flour and ID TO Sd per bushe OF
20 lbs on Wheat from the extreme rates current ten
days ago. The deliveries throughout the country du
ring the last months have been very large and mil
lcrs and dealers well in stock We quote 10.
day follows Western Canal Flour BIS sd TO .3js per
Dbl, duty paid Philadelphia and Baltimore 'is do dos
Flour 30s do do white L. Wheat o 70 Is cd per
40 lbs do red do do IS I'd 10 - I'D do do Indian Germ
is in demand and scarce at J6s SIS per ar. Indian
Corn ilcal is worth :-s per bhl.
The duty has reached the lowest point in the
scaieis per quarter Wheat ana = 3D. per barrel
Flour The average OF six weeks by which the duty-
regulated is JOS ard that of the last week tOs Od-
Government shows intention OF opening the ports,
and bonded stuff brings just It's value duty paid less the
today in bond 32s sd.
Ri0nGi-Thc money market continues easy the best
Foreign bills being readily discounted in London al three
per The Bullion in the Bank however, has farther
decreased nearly 100000 in the last two weeks and
Cons OILS have declined thrce-fourtlls per cent.
STATE OF TRADI-Tnc short time movement continues,
and will probably be pretty general ere long This move
rnent foot in former years merely with
the of affecting the Liverpool Cotton market but
adopted rather for the purpose Of curtang the pro
duction of Goods and Yarns and thus enabling manu-
facturers and pnncrs to obtain prices more in proper
ton with those of the material The Manchester
market partly this account was hrnler on Tuesday
last The low price toe, of Goods and Yarns has
doubt now attracted the attention OF capitalists, who
though aware that the production OF manufactures has
been the of this and Foreign countries have some
guaranty against decline in price in the fact that Mt the
present rates for Cottons. and for Yarns and Goods
spnners and manufacturers are in all ordinary
working at a loss a. DENNISTOUN & co.
HAvRr, Friday, 23d Oct. 1876
COuon--Our market has undergone Il considerable I'm
provement within the last scnnight. both to price
and the amount of business transacted the depressed
feeling that beginning show itself at the close OF
our preceding circular. immediately after the
rival OF the advces from the United States by the Cam
bria succeeded by exceedingly animated de
maud Speculation may be said 10 have constituted the
principal feature in the operations.
The animation displayed in the buying has led TO
advance in prices which may be written fully 81 al
U. States descriptions generally speaking.
The sales from the 18th 10 the 23d OF October Were
% 302 bales including ilOl7 bales New Orleans al 1880
lOOf l726 do 10 arrive at 81 $3.50; 4l27 Mobile
70 100 and 1895 Upland 72f50 sSf5O The arrivals
during the samo period were GIG bales
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