The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-08
10s Ta0v tended Lishtly upward but the demand was
moi active; Y. G. b quoted steady, At 47s. Cd.

2os fallov tended sghtly upward but the demand VI
nos active; Z. Q. % quoted steady, at Ats. Cd.
| LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKETS.
AsHw wore heavy, st 27s 3d. 27s. Cd, for both poi
NivxS Sroms-Rosin wss in brisk demand. TOO Dbl,
sold at Az 3D. for common to los 3D. for fine. Turpen
tine, no 5aesi good was worth lis 3d. Spirits Of tur
pentins was held 1t 62 with partial sales under that
English was selling st 4Ss.
LJSsKxD CASES very dull ana nominsl.
RICE WAS Is q. de:rer. $50 tsroes good Csrotin'
SUGAR continusd in steady demand but 1t was frecs
met and prices wsIe unchasgsd. 20 hhds Cuba muscc
AoIAsss.-7O0 puncheons Barbados brought 1855. o
1ss. Sd.
CoT-Moderate sales; lso bags ordinary Rio realized
sos.
TEA less active during the week. but prices were
maintained. The China news hsd not yet had time to
affect the market.
Ous-Palm was limited Sales at fe6. Sea and cod
unchaDged Small sales Of nnseed at 2ss 3d. Pale rape
DYEwoops--very limited transactions, A Ioto of Cam.
peachy logwood sold at f8 10t
HrEs-A few salted Busnos Ayres horse Is. Cd each.
In other articles the transactions have been unimportant
FRneHs from Liverpool have varied but httls but
decd weights TO- New York are scarcely so firm.
LONDON MARKETS.
Msssrs Barring Brothers report the colonial and foreign
produce market steady but OwinSto the holidays brs
ness had not been large
Go, was very r in London and on the continent
at SOC.
7,
at full rates. Mauritius and Bengal were irregular.
TEA steady but there was much doing holders
were awaiting their China letters
fALIow was frmer As. Cd. the spot, and 48s for
late delivery.
ROUGH TyRpENrSE was scarce; the first arrivals would
command lis. Cd 12s.; spirits steady.
RcE-TEs business was confined to American, At
9s. cd.
India, at full prices. '~''' '' : ''''' '"''' AA''
FLOUR sold At els. 24s, with limited business and
large arrvals There was little passing in hosting
MOIAssHs was steady; no Gales
LIN! LsshhD ED oAsn AZ were IN Ietan demand ~ u1onanged
wou bavs TO he msas seS any quan'y
on was steaay otner hsh oils quite ao un.
Gnangea; ovo was SLOW OF eaie but held firmly OF 46s
WGeL was prices Of the better descriptions ru
ing exporters wero ooy
THE GLASGOW MARKETS.
John Ataya Co. report more frmness |. breadssuffs
ss SaS to
There were no arrivals Of and rather less inquiry
shoulders would bring S6s. Cheese was scarce Beef
was neglected. A very trhing business was doing in
pork Fine grease butter was readily worth 5os There
was INQUIRY for lard and the stock was light Taow
the rest Of the month"; which had been taken at ass An
hnro ~ ;I M va" Hhs as e" inJro r was ; ao
cnspge IN oas e. neS @ were Ia.ner nrmer rne resin
'O. gu, saies were hns 10
oaS0o-en'"n ea'ee ~ '''sn' ooneeSsonA'
STATE OF TRADE IN MANCHESTER.
The business yarns had been large with an advance
rather higher rates.
THE HAvRE MARKET.
The sales of cotton for the week ending the oath May
inclusive were 500 bales, mostly American The stock
on hand was 81 900 bales including 80 TOO American
The market was without animation
After the receipt of the Paccs adyices our correspon
dent writes, (26th Our cotton market is very heavy
10 day the sales only amounting to $50 bales Coffees
are rising and St. Domingo is now wo 56 while last
month It sold at 50a So Ashes unchanged and but
little doing Rice slightly better sales f Carolina to
the extent of 200 tierces, at f. 90 so af. 81 rs.
po.seu~e,s hv ,h. C.n.a..
The Canada hrinUs NINETY two nc sncers as fo,,ow
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