The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-02

with 0ccas0na advance small parcels Wheat deeu
not meet with the attention aour aud TO make
sales lower prices must be taken. White Indian
has advanced TO 3ls ysilew, 32s.
SELL which has increased since the arrival Of the ASIA
and the market being over supplied with cotton prices
yer ID lower-he sales Of the days only reaching
0000 bags, third being for export speculation-
Manchester, to day, there has been want OF ANNA
son In business, but prices are not generally lower
BROWN, SMILEY AND co.'s CIRCULAR.
LIVERPOOL April 20, 1853.
The cotton market has been decidedly heavy since the
date Of last circular, at decline in ordinary and
middiing American of eighth Of penny per h. Fair
and upwards Without much change, whilst inferior is
completely neglected The business for the four days
e. 900 bales with 900 to SPECTATORS and exporters
Nddng Orleans 10 l6d.; Mobiles and Uplands, SAD
per h. Trade in Manchester is quiet
No change of moment in the corn market.
RICHARDSON BROTHERS & co.'s CIRCULAR.
LIVERPOOL, April Is, 1858.
The weather continues Of favorable character. A
moderate extent Of business has been passing in wheat
and -four NJ steady rates The demand Indian
rather improved There is no good yellow mixed upo.
Jos I'd. 3ls. being now the current value.
Tho attendance at market this morning was pretty
numerous especially Of mllers from distance The de
nana for wheat was altogether eonsumptvc and the
whole lair business was done prices remain precisely
Flour sold to moderate extent at full rates; parcel
Of Philadelphs was at per barrel ship and
and wanted white in active demand at the above
noted advance. Oats, with better supply, were offered
hate rates.
ROBERT MAXIM AND sons CIRCULAR.
TUESDAY, April 10, 1858.
Aided by uniformly fine weather. spring tlasc in this
district has continued to without interruption
and this morning had a change of wind a warmer at.
ncsphere and slight sprinking rain which il followed
by copious showers now much wanted will be highly bo
neicia to the country and possibly influence in some
degree the future operations Of business.
Tho wheat trade generally depressed in the British
and Irish markets during the greater part of week.
appeared in many rather ess disposed reoede
uorAs Tho hIun
to act with cautious fCrbearance and pending
ther mporaons long from abroad purchase barely
sufficient 10 servo their immediate requirements
The principal feature in the here the of
Friday market to this date has been oleraby
mand for flour at our last quotations. wheat AID other
leading articles remaining fTm but by in active
The arryas into this port Tuesday last include
good supply Of oats from Ireland those Of other articles
thence and of anything coastwise being small whilst
owing to adverse winds most Of last week, the foreign
imports comprise merely 240 quarters Of wheat and
81 AIS barrels Of Acur, both the United Seates
This morning We had fair attendance of country mill
former Of whom principally, good steady business
transacted In fresh foreign whexs at the full rates Of
this day week but stale and inferior qualities still
main very unsaeable, and the value quite nominal We
have continued free demand tor American -four at the
currency Of Friday being shade better than Tuesday
last French Ia net active, but spanish is in better
quest and held for rather more money.
Beans support the slight Improvement noted in our
without change in prices with the Increased supply 81
Oats the sale L. slow at reduction Of I'd per bushel;
and oatmeal though taken BY country dealers to fair
extent receded to day Sd. per load.
American white Indian must be quoted Is. to
Is 3d. dearer the week and yellow nearly the
improvement might be made were there any in hand;
sales reported Of this grain aoat and arrived
gees in perfect condition Offering at present.
WRIGHT, CANDY & co.'s CIRCULAR.
LIVERPOOL, April 20, 1858.
The demand for cotton to-day is limited, with ample
offering, and saies will not seed 5000 bales.
ANTHONY Dosa AND co.'s CIRCULAR.
The past fortnight has been ons Of sse
in the political and commercial world The striking
eatwe 10 the magnitude Of the schemes brought
amounting 10 not less than as 90 600 sterling, in,
Gliding Canadian French, and American railways. The
The French lines, including the Bordeaux and Lyons
the Bayonne and Toulouse, the Rochelle and Limoges,
~il%ount TO 2 st sum exceeding als COG, ooo .
nation e. 100 oOe and Louisville for 1852 500 have
been brought upon the market. In Erie Convertibcs,
1867 There have been transactions at so1 and in Read
tnIer tho impression that the government would at
temp to the rate Of interest the public debt
u.s. Substantially, to pay but 2s instead Of per cent,
Consds have improved to 101 and at 1908 but
thus hr these steps taken ooy with reference
at scne discount from par, bonds transferable to
bearer" at ~ per cent interest redeemaele ia forty
win not hinder tho exchange OF any very
government securities for others yielding less interest
The rate Of commercial bills best class is % per cent
The gold In Bsak Of England has increased ESQ O0 and
in Bank of France $500 900. The export of coin from
England has been large to Australia and the indies
but small 10 the Continent. The prospects of the coming
harvest better than have been expected The plant
ing ayorzby aud the pIOtracted cool weather
is esteemed prcmi,ing Indication Cotton continues to
maintain ito price under favorable advices from America
Scotch rig Ion rates about s3s Rails are firm for
present delivery, at fs 5s to Is lOs there being
have ali recoded as viii be seen BY our quotations 'e
The improving rate of exchange on England in the
United States and the prospect Of receipts Of gold from
that v0ntn on fnrQs hut In