The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-15

alteration Of importance Bills upon St Petersburg
little more inquired for the quotation being 20 to 81
but those upon Austria were almost unsaleable
The quotations OF gold Paris about per mile dis
count according to the last tari) which, at the Eng
fish mint price OF f3 It's. lloyd. per for standard
gold, gives an exchange OF 09 and the exchange at
Paris London at short being "a 95 it follows that gold
IS about 06s per cent dearer in Paris than in London
BY advices nom Hamburg the price of gold is 42o per
mark which, at the English mint price of f3 lis l01d
per ounce for standard gold gives exchange OF
and the exchange at Hamburg London short being
1927 fellows that gold is 006 per cent dearer IN Ham
burg than in London
lne course Of exchange in New York London, for
bills at sixty days sight is l09 PEI cent and the par m
exchange between England and America being 10y 20
per cent il follows that the exchange noninay 700
per against England But after making allowance
for charges Of transI or difference of interest the
present leaves profit on the TRANSMISSION oil gold
either way between the two countries
RICHARDSON BROTHERS co.'s CIRCULAR.
LIVERPOOL, March 81, 1854
The weather continues dry and highly favorable for
spring tillage operations.
ON The 25h holders of -four evinced increased anxiety
to sell, and some purchases Of Philadelphia and Balt
more we're made at 33s 3Ss Cd per bbl, but this day
there is less anxiety to SELL and GAS to 3ls Cd is de-
manded, and but little offer.
Wheat has been neglected, and sales reported
Oatmeal has been pressingly offered, but no disposition
Indian corn has rallied little from the extreme de-
preston on Tuesday.
LIVERPOOL, March IS, 1854.
Our import Of wheat since this day week is moderate
only 900 qrs from the States ard OF flour 500 bbs
while the export in the same time amounts to nearly
5000 bbs.
We had very full attendance of buyers of wheat and
flour from the country districts, well of the
and local dealers and mers at our market this morn
ing when the trade in each article assumed entirely
different aspect from the report of it Friday
Holders commenced with asking advance of Cd per
20 bs and Is Cd per barrel the prices Of that day
but ultimately advance of IS Cd to S. per barrel,
and OF Is 70 lbs established the forced sales
then made, and of 81. on the general currency The
amount of business done large and had holders been
little less stringent there buyers to stl larger
extent both on speculation and for consumption.
Indian corn also in active request and all the parcels OF
American yellow and white sale at AS readily
tions.
Oatmeal did not part cipate in the improved demand
for the preceding articles and quote change in
its value from this day week.
Oats in small supply and only in moderate demand at
our quotations.
Egyptian beans were Is per $50 lbs. dearer
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, March 27.-The sales to-day
amount to a 600 bales all to the trade. There
beaviness and iIreguarty in the market and it closed
with downward tendency in prices for all kinds The
sales include 600 American 14o Bahia cad 800 Egyp
tsn, Cd to 200 Surat, SID TO 4d $50 Sea Islands,
I'D. to Is. Sd.
GLASGOW MARKETS, March 25.-Cotton Wool-The trade
this week have bought little possible, and the
ket has depressed appearance, with dropping
prices Prices for goods and yarns are good deal weak
ened and the market very dull Iron-Our pig iron
ket has been duh throughout the past week and prices
have given way considerably We close fat this after
noon with mixed numbers quoted at 76s.; No. G.
b. 79s Cd; No. 8, b. 73s No l, Gartsherrie S3s.
HAMBURG Markets, March 24-Coree-The market is
fat the sales during the week consist in 500 bags Bra
zl, at rs to 5hs; 200 bags St. Domingo at AS to
51as real ordinary Brazil 4ls. to AIS. SugarPrces
are firm; zoo boxes Havana sold at 15 16m. 450 bas-
kets brown Java No 1914 at i51sm. per 100 lbs; 600
boxes yellow at 1d1am. to IS I'm. per 100 lbs Cotton
has been in demand, and the sales of the week
prise 400 bales Georgia and New Orleans at 6s. 65s
per Id. Rice-Little doing, and prices nominal
spices-Purchases are made or'y TO supply immediate
wants cassia lgnea, 1898. per Id. Spelter-Large
transactions have taken place; 800 tons sold, at l3lm
to lam. PER 100 lbs.
AMSTERDAM MARKETS March 2I-Cofree We have very
little to report. Transactions very limited. OF Pa
dang about 1000 bags have arrived good ordinary c
per half ko. Suga--No sales to report The market
is dull Rice is very fiat and prices IA lower Ar
racan, 91ah. to 10f per SO kos. Spices-Prices are
nominal. Banca Tn-Ifere sellers at 75H Hemp
Several parcels have found buyers at rising prices
ROTTERDAM Markets, March 24.-Cofee-The only sale
10 report ESQ bags good ordinary Java at per
half kilo Sugar-A sale Of Java has been made at Ia
lever prices than the public auction Banca Tn-Price
isnominal.
ANTWERP MARKETS., March 24-CoTee-The market is
very quiet and only 1000 bags Brazil have changed
hands. Stock $4,000 bags. Cotton-Prices are lower,
transactions limited Sugar dull Of SALE Stocks Of
Havana 1850 boxes Refined lower. Rice very
quiet Carolina of very good quality has been sold at
i5f per so kilos Hides continue in regular demand
5000 dried and 1000 sailed Buenos Ayres have chang
ed hands Spices-Prces are nominal.