The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-14
THE EUROPEAN MARKETS.
RECEIVED BY THE STEAMSHIP NIAGARA.
BROWN, snIPLgY & CO.'S CIRCULAR.

LIvERrOOf, Jan. ", 1909.
Since the date OF our last circular there has been
good demand for cotton 1T advance Of I'd per
ID in the midding and better qualities Of American,
have not improved in price The greater st.adnss n
market is TO be ascrbed TO the general impression
that the crop will not materially exceed 90 bales
but STILL this requires confirmation, and holders and
the trade look anIious for later accounts and should
they show decided decrease in the receipts ere
long, are likely 10 soc some reaction.
Trade, in the manufacturing districts, continues
healthy, with large business doing in goods and yarns,
at rather better rates
bales Of which spectators have taken IA 200, an
porters $40 bales To day the sales called 5000
niddlinr s.. 5iale Mddlins ~ MddIins.
TT: ss., .tssi n III. sdes ., which
American against 424 900 bales at This period
last year. OF which 246 600 we're American.
The corn market continue: extremely dull, with fur;
thsr decline in prices Of 4d per bushel In wheat and
IL. . Is 3D. per Dbl in -four. Indian in limited de-
mand ct rather easier rates and the following quos.
wheat 7s Is. Sd. red, g. 4d o. 10d per 20 lbs
Western Canal nour, 2es 2es 3D.; Philadelphia, Bad
more and Ohio e. Sd; Canada 2ss. 3D.; sour s4s .
miled 33s. Cd. per quarter Of 4so lbs.
The sales Of Iosin Tor the week consist q 900 bb a.
Turpentne in fair demand at lis Cd per cwt
RICHARDSON, BROTHERS 4 co.'s CIRCULAR.
LvmPool, First month, n, 1853.
Since the 2sth the weather has been fine and frosty
Win nm appearance ot cohtlnuAnce Oh seasonApk
temperature
We have change record Of the state Of the trade
from Tuesday last Of the leading articles but there
has been little revival Of demand for oatmeal An
tion held to day for 100 tons American 10 tons Ger
man. and 20 tons French clover seed. About 40 tens
American sold at $685. Cd. SIS for mddlng 10 hne 10
tons Of French At $685. all duty paid but sos only being
offered for the German it was Withdrawn, well as
most Of the other kinds for higher prices.
First month, %, 1853.
We had an insnmate market this morning; millsrs,
bakers and dealers kept sloof from buy either wheat
or -four except In the smallest retail quantities and such
mark decline Of I'd per T0lbs., and 3D. ID. per Dbl
the prices OF Tuesday this day week; most Of the
small business reported today Of lots ex ship.
Indian the spot and C. T. and l. was much
neglected and rather easier TO purchase.
There was some speculative enquiry for good oatmeal
at 23 in store, but the consumptive demand the
most limited scale except for feeding qualities At 2ls
Cd. 22s per load. Oats also much neglected.
Foreign imports Of grain and -four since this day week
Wheat 30,3e8 quarters; Indian corn, 1234 quarters
-four, 1882 barrels and 26 sacks Export 1859 quar-
tors wheat 667 quarters Indian corn 745 barrels and
1,250 sacks -four We quote this day value of American
cereals: white wheat rs 4d., Is 3D. Is 3d., (atter
nominal to-day Canadian, Is. ID. U.s. 4d; mixed and
red American rs. Is ID Baltimore, Ohio, and PhiIa
depha, 2ss Westerns 28s. Cd 27s yellow and mixed
corn, 3is Cd a 3is.; white, none.
Cotton much rmer than last week and American des'