The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-22

viy hand, and tho turn has been slightly in favor
Of the buyer. Tho mailing season is drawing to :
close, and inquiry for tho finer kinds Of barley has
therefore been less active than Of late. There has
however, been particular anxiety to realize; and
theupplies having been small prioos were not lower
either on Monday or Wednesday, than last week
Foreign barley has been in moderate request for
grinding, and it's previous value has been steadily
supported; good Baltic qualities having realized
Dos, Sd. to U.s., and hno heavy paroos 2s. to 25s
| per quarter. Malt has met with little attention,
and prices have remained nominally as before. The
arrivals Of eats coastwise and from ireland have
been soanty and tho receipts from abroad mode
rate. On Monday the trade was exceedingly heavy,
but factors refused to give way, and needy buyers
| had to pay previous rates. On Wednesday there
seemed to be rather more inclination to buy. but
former terms could not be exceeded. English beans
have como forward sparingly, and have sold at 81
mliar terms to those previously current Egyptian
arrived off tho coast may be quoted at 2ls per
quarter cost, freight, and insurance. The opera
tions in peas have been strictly retail scale,
and prices have not varied Indian corn has bsen
neglected and prices have become, in great mea-
sure, nominal
Markets.
LONDON MONEY MARKrr, Thursday Evening, April 8 -
The English funds opened this morning nj advance
upon the improved prices OF yesterday and remained with
a firm appearance throughout the day Consols were
quoted 996 to u for both money and account Bank
stock showed rise Of per cent the price being 2l7
to 2Is; Reduced cesed 9S9s to !. Three and Quarter
per Cents. 99yS to 100: Long Annuitcs, 69 India
Stock, 262 to .64 India Bonds, sos. to sjs and Bx-
chequer bills Ounce, Cos to 6os (hiarch 6ss. to ia
premium The foreign stock market well supported
this forenoon and prices showed further tendency to
improvement Peruvian, Sandman Spanish Three per
Cents, and Granada Deferred, chiefly dealt in In
the foreign exchanges the business transacted
limited, but the rates generally showed an upward ten
dcncy
MEssRs MARRIOTT & CO. s CIRCULAR.
LIVERPOOL, April g. 1852
CoTroN.-Thc same cause which has limited tho de-
mand during several successive weeks. has remained in
full force during the present large accumulation OF i'm
ports awaits change ofwind The quantity OF American
now known to be ut sea and destined hitler exceeding
230 eco bales The limited imports which have been
Gently received have only been equal to meeting the cur
rent demand ofte day the very reduced stocks remain
ing here having for weeks past experienced no ma
teria change Meanwhile the stocks held by the trade
are rapidly diminishing under consumption larger than
has prevailed. and stimulated by the generally
muneratiye character Of the trade The estimates brought
by the Asia on Tuesday, lage. and couuto-
nanced by the amount of receipts An excessive crop ia
universally expected and is absolutely required TO meet
the necessities of the trade The degree OF that
and the character and promise OF the next crop will pro-
baby govern the prices here for sometime to come The
great facility which attends all financial arrangements
just now is an important ground Of confidence to hold.
ers and importers The total sales during the present
week has only been "A $50 bales.
To-day there is fair attendance of the trade but
buy largely the sales are about 5000 bales
American descriptions offered freely. but they are
without material change, the authorized quotations for
''far qualities being the same as last week.
Brazls in only limited request but they without
change. Egyptians duh of sale mt last week prices
surats in only limited demand but they with
outmaterial change in Value.
470 American, so Pernam, 300 Egyptian and $40 surat
have been taken speculation and 1880 American 40
Egyptian 24o surat and SO Madras for export but of the
quantity SO reported for export considerable part will
| probably be resold
In consequence of to morrow being Good Friday, no
business in Cotton will be transacted here Saturday
MEssRs II. MAXIM & SONS CIRCULAR.
LIVERPOOL, TUESDAY, April g. 1852.
In tho British and Irish markets, held towards
the end of last week, the trade the whole
tnued to exhibit declining tendency correspond
I'M fv Ju Vuir In tIn
first part of the above circular Of Friday last, and
by the accounts from Mark Lane, received this morn
in conformity with the reports from the provincial dis
rics of the kingdom In several Of the continental mar
stated to be rather lower but still relatively high to
admit of any profitable business by mporations thence
| into this country at present
Notwithstanding the continuance of adverse winds
many egn grain ships which had heen detained at
late have worked their way inward conveying into
this port during the week considerably augmented sup
plies Of wheat and beans with fair increase Of Indian
from various abroad, and from the United
States France large import of flour the arrivals
Coastwise and from Ireland consisting chiefly of fair
quantity Of oats. malt and oatmeal as inserted below
Induced by the present large arrivals market this
morning well attended by home and country mlers
in expectation OF being able to purchase much lower
| terms in which, however they were somewhat disap
pointed holders of foreign wheat refusing to concede
than Id to "a per 20 lbs under the rates of Tues
day last at which decline moderately fair amount of
business tram acted and further parcels
taken for Ireland the prices Of farmers wheat remaining
UNMARRIED. States and Canadian flour upon better dis
play Of samples. taken more freely at abatement
of I'd barrel from the currency Of this day week but
OF French and Irish very few sales were feasible although
| offered on easiorterms
Barley Of all qualities being in slow request must be
noted Is per Or cheaper and malt hardly maintained
late prices The general beans remained station
AIRY in value the beet description Of Egyptian growth
ceding to 23s. per Or Peas moved slowly at former
rates. Oats upon moderate demand, supported our last
quotations. whilst oatmeal attracting less attention. de-
clined Sd. per load
Indian arrived and available present delivery
was in fair request maintaining its previous value and
floating cargoes were saenble at full prices
In consequence Of the Of Good Friday this
week our Corn Exchange will be closed until Tuesday
next.
NEssRs. TRAIN CO.'S CIRCULAR.
LIVERPOOL April s, 1852.
On Saturday last slant from the southwest brought in
about dozen American ships but subsequently the wind
went back to the east and there have been arrivals
since; the barometer has been uniformly high. and the
weather fine and dry for more than month No change
in rates Of freight since last Several British vessels
have been put the berth for New York and supplied
any deficiency in tonnage which existed last week
Prices to New York and all northern ports have fallen to
E3 los to f3 los
MEssRs. G. HOLT & co. S CIRCULAR.
LIVERPOOL April 8, 1852.
Since circular Of Friday last the interval has passed
over our cotton market undsturbingy; prices have
maintained their without varying either to the
right hand to the left The stay of the importer Of
cotton during this quiet period and under further advces
of increasing estimates Of crop from the United States is
the large consumption going forward in Europe
well America. and the moderate scale OF existing
currency The import. Notwithstanding the easterly
weather. has been considerable still up to the present
moment the quality of mddling' in American dcscrip
ons worth 43d to 3D. is nadequately brought the
market; and 1t is therefore not easy to transact bust
satisfactory in those kinds, for want Of ample
selection Other descriptions. and the market in general
report as before 40 American $40 Surat 260 Egyp
tan and 80 Pernam reported to have been taken
speculation; and 23G0 American 240 Surat so Madras
and 40 Egyptian for export Sales for the week, 23so
bales