Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-25
MARKETS.
Wright, Candy 6 Co.'s Circnlar.l

II MARKETS..
Wright, Candy 6 Co.'s Circular.l
Il LIVERPOOL, 9Th April, 1853.
II In cotton, no change IN prices can be noticed,
and whilst holders exhibit much frmness, there
seems want of confidence on the part of the
trade to increase their stock at existing currency.
The total sales of the week, (as per details in
Eannexed statement,) amount to 49, 400 bales, of
winch $3.50 are to spectators and $3.50 to ,ex-
porters, and include 36,s bales of American, of
which $3.50 to spectators and $3.50 TO export.
ers leaving 30340 bales of all kinds to the trade.
The import for the time is 1l7, 551 bales, of
which es, 279 are Ainerlcan,
PRICES TO-DAY. 80 - ~
=. New Orleans far Ct, Miadling, g. Ordinary
DAB S-Sd. Mobile fair, 81, Mddlihg, A1g3, t0rdi-
nary, 4a5 $50. Atlantic fair, 81, Midding,5sl
Ordinary. 4a5 ,3-s. 10 S535
| To-day's business is estimated at 6O00 bales,
iuou to spectators and 1000 to exporters, the
ket closing steadily, bur with tame feeling, and
loidefs meeting the demand with freedom, although
| not pressing sales. a 81 1g5t s'! sSagz
In Manchester the business transacted this week
has not been Of an extensive Character, nor are
| the advances from the East calculated to improve
| the demand for that quarter, hich forms an inn
portant item with producers. whilst makers of
heavy cloths have extended the time for short
hours another month. Prices, howeve', are steady.
Graln.--Heayy arrivals from abroad, with free
supplies from farmers in the INTERIOR together with
anticipated large Imports has had q depressing in
fluence on'wheat and flour, which has been diff
cult 10 move, and to make sales decline of I'd to
81 per 10 lbs. on the former, and Is to 1s6d per
Dbl the latter must be submitted to, the present
seasonable weather inducing caution the part Of
buyers, @hojexpect a,further decline to take place.
1 The demand for Indian corn has been limited, at
| decline OF Is per or. on white. Yellow being
scarce, commands former rates, but is not much in
i request. a's9 3ss4 .sslis.ft
Ashes-Sales embrace about 200 bbls at 26s for
Montreal Pots, and 27s to 27s5d for Pearls, pei
cwt. Beeswax-Retail sails are reported at Ell
los to Ell lis Cd per cwt Cloverseed-A parcel
OF zoo tIerces for export to America, realized 52s
flaxseed-of last seas on's import a bout 1855 hhds
have changed hands at Sos per HID. Lard has de-
cned Is per cwt, at which 10 tons have been sold.
Rosin continues to meet free sale Mt 4s I'd to 4s Cd
tor common amber, up to 1Ss for fine, per cwt.-
lRlce-Iransactions are limited TO so tierces, at
BIS per cwt. I9a sEftr
LIVERPOOL, Prices, April s.-Flour per ! 96 lbs.
Ohio snperfne22s 9da23s Cd; Philadelphia and
Bait. 22s 6da23s; Western and Canadian 81 sa22s
Cd; Inferior and sour 20a2ls.
l Indian Corn, per $50 lbs yellow Sis 6da31s Cd;
i white 29sa26s Cd, mixed 3is 6da3ls. 's,,s-
lErom BAKING Rrothers' Circular.
LONDON, April 9th, 1858.
In the colonial and produce markets we have
again TO report a wantof animation, with down.
ward tendency in thevalue of!several articles as
an increased desire 10 realize has been manifest by
importers. Money continues in demand; but no
change has been made in the minimum bank rate
or discount. The amOu mt OF bullion by last week.
return was ELS, 122, 1896, showing a decrease Of
E4O, 100. 1t would be premature 10 comment on
the Government proposal OF dealing with certain
portion OF the nati nal debt, until the Chancellor
OF the Exchequer has made his statement in the
House. In the precious metals no change in price
has occurred; the dollars lately arrived by the
West India steamer have been sold at As lad, and
The bar silver at 5s 23d Consuls leave of 1O0ta
lol4 for both money and account. fxchequer bills
| 5Sa9S premium.
| The Corn market, with large arrivals of Wheat
| and Flour from abroad, has been very quiet this
week and both articles are rather cheaper to sell
in quantity. Last weeks average of English wheat
was 4dS Id, and the Quantity returned So 554 ors
We still quote U. States Flour 23a25s per barrel
for sweet, and choice brands would bring 6da1S
more in small parcels. srv
| GJ=At Hannibal, Missouri, l;quor sellers are re-
CURED TO pay $500 dollars license for every six
months.
b-The boomers arranging for grand mass
conven ton at New York during the anniversary
| week.
Morton, of Toledo, Ohio, 10 be attorney of the
United States for the district of Ohio, in place Of
S. Mason, resigned.
/ u-TRev. w. S. Balch, Ex-Gov. Fairbanks, OF
Vermont, and Bishop McGil, of Richmond, Va,
were among the passengers by the Pacific from
| Liverpool.
1J'The president ofthe Pittsburgh and steuben-
vile railroad compony has contracted with the
Great Western Iron Works for the rails for this
| road.
1Daniel Towne, the treasurer cf the town of
Franklin, Miss, was knocked down, gagged, nd
robbed of $500 worth of valuable papers on Sat-
urday night.
| IVA Protestant Church, in which the services
are all conducted in Chinese, has been established
in San Francisco. s.s
1.-THE threatened duel between Messrs. o. Hara
and Cummings, of Louisville, has been amicably
adjusted.