The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-21

belief prevails that the protest win be abandoned 4.
future The protest against Parma and Pisoensa was
made In the usual form
spaia.
Our letters from Madrid Of the Sd state that the
Queens confinement 10 daily expected, and that her
m,jesty was In . satisfactory state. An attempt on
the part Of the Carlists to issue proclamation, pro-
Tossing to emnate from the King and directed against
the gitimsep Of the forthcoming prince or princess
had been diseousred. Several persons have been ar
rested
Prussia.
Our Berlin correspondence is Of the 5th inst
The ratification Of the treaty with Denmark was ex-
pected to arrive In Berlin the sth The conclusion
Of the peace had been oieiAy notified the Bourss
On the previous day.
he King Of saxony had returned to Dresden
There were great spprehsnsons that IL would be
impossible to prevent the Hostein party from attempt
Ing to occupy the German part Of schleswig. Tie
candidates returned by the elections were nearly
all Of the war party
Another Of the murderers Of Prince Lichnowsk and
General Lausrswald had been delivered up BY the
French police.
LrrRrooL CoTroH MARxEr, July e.-The sales to- day
amount to IL 600 bales including 600 American 1850
Egyptian, and 500 Surat speculation. The supply
tough less has still been large but the buying has
been fully equal to the supply and the market
with upward tendency. The sales consist of 5000
American; 200 Pernsm and MarAnham 7Zd. to std /;
leo Bahia, 7,ld to I'D; 1000 Egyptian 7sd to o1<d
SOC surst, 4Ad to 5kd-; $50 Sea Islands, 13d to
lSKd.
LIVERPOOL CorroN MARKET, July s-rhe sales since
Friday amount to $4,000 bags Of which IL 900 taken
on speculation and for export. To-dsy,s sales are
$1,000 bags 5000 being taken on speculation The
market is firm at the quotations Of Friday yet the de-
mand Is not free. The arrivals since Friday are eight
vessels from the United States four from Egypt and
two from Bombay
LrERrooL, Wednesday Morning, July 10, 1885,
CorToS.-The business continues daily on q very
sxens scale the sales in four days having
to $4,000 bags Of which the trade have taken o.
The remaining Is 900 sold chiefly to specuators
with moderate portion for export These large ope-
rstions have led to gradual advance Of I'd per
pound upon the last weeks quotations for American
cotton; and all other descriptions rather dearsr
The imports reported since Thursday ars-From the
United States, 17S7 bags; Egypt, b34l; West Indies
"a; East Indies, 6,567; total 26,7S9
WosLThere has been little business done in foreign
WOOL this week but the prospects OF the trade are
healthy, holders are extremely firm, at late rates
The demand for Alpaca continues good, and there
Is little here, prices are advancing.
CoRN-There q good attenda nee Of buyers at
our market this morning. and we experienced .
healthy demand for wheat, at an advance on last
Tuesday price Of 3D. to Sd per bushe Dantsig and
I'D. per bushel on all useful red; parcels were
taken taken to hold over; nne Bostoek red wheat
brought o.. Sd. per 20 lbs French -four Ia likewise 10
to Is 3d. per sack dearer Grinding barley improved
3D. per bushels and grinding peas Is quarter Oats
oatmeal, and beans held for full prices and were
scarcely so easy to buy. Indian was Cd to IL.
per quarter higher, and fine American yellow was not
70 be bought under 2s Cd per $50 lbs the sales how
ever, were unimportant.
Coyyrr.-The market exhibits a more active appear
spse and for all kinds Of low and middling qualities
the demand is good, and prices about Is. better.
AxrRIcAS PRousroSs.-The American bacon offered
ct to- days public sale found eager buyers full prices
The transactions in the lard market have been limited
ewing to the further advance asked by holders. At
very low prices cheese sold readily ct todays sale.
Bacon 2ss to 3ss per cwt lard, in barrels $751; lard,
IN kegs, 83s. to 3Ss Sd; cheese, finer, 32s to 3ss
DYrwooDs, &e-The transactions In the dyewood
market again to fair extent, and for all descrip-
tions We continue to experience good inquiry The
sales consist Of 100 tons Campsaehy logwood At &c D.
Cd to GO los - In quality; 400 tons st. Domingo, At
ca 50 tons Cuba fuste at Ct S. to CT 6s to fs lbs
DKrsALrrRIKs.-Little to report In birthstone, and
the market 10 heavy Ne sales in msdder. In quer-
stron bark, % hogsheads have been disposed Of, ct
1ls Sd to lis Cd per ewt For Persian berries there
IL inquiry, but without resulting In much busi-
sumae remains without change
HrDu.-rhs hide market has been very quiet during
the week, and nothing Of Importance. Holders nrm-
HOESs-No sales, but demand good.
oIL.-Linssed oil 10 In good demand and prices have
improved &c. per turn pale rape oil in moderate
quest, at SIS. Cd. per cwt. Cod oil, f33
TALLo~-a5o boxes sold at s5s to ass 3D. In Peters
burg, Y c. the demand continues limited ct 37s per
swt
FnueHrs.-For Boston-Weight, los TO lis. Cd; nne
goods, 2s sratss los hardware, 15s. For New York
Weight, los; hne goods, los; crates, nominal hard
ware, l2s Cd