The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-24

store Prime white wheat l2s per 70 lbs. Indian
Is cd dearer but the demand Ia slow.
Co1ToN-In the absence OF further advices from the
States the market remains in dull sluggish state, and
although prices generally considered pretty steady
continue to have occasional advantage. The
Gales Saturday 600 bales yesterday 900 bales
and to-day 5000, about one-hfth being for export
speculation There very little business doing day in
The mails per America and Africa not delivered
till after business hours.
RICHARDSON BROTHERS AND CO.'S CIRCULAR.
LIVERPOOL, March 4 1854
The weather has been very since the oath each
night rosts have occurred until the past
Up to yesterday the trade remained in the quiet
state as reported Friday but then the low prices
at which -four offered induced attention TO be given
TO it, and purchase Of 10 900 bbls, Sin line having
been for shipment Glasgow impaired Arm
and there several buyers at Tuesdays lowest
quotations but holders became lrmer and were looking
for improved prices again.
Wheat without change, and the same may be said of all
other articles.
Our supplies since this day week Of wheat -four and
oats show great falling off compared with this day
week the supply being 13s2s quarters of wheat 1850
quarters of oats, and 10, 100 bbls. -four less
have also TO call attention to the increased export
of Indian since the of this year in
January quarters and February 60 600 quarters
We had numerous attendance of the usual fire.
quenters of ou1market this morning than this day week
but they operated with much caution, and only limited
quantity Of wheat sold prices irregular but
the whole sellers evinced hrmer tone than Friday
more attention, and fair business transacted ut
figures that mark fully g. per Dbl advance the lowest
good qualities of Philadelphia and Baltimore obtaining
4cs and 3ss for No. Western canal and similar quail
ties sours have also been in improved request
INDIAN CORN in limited demand but good yellow held
for fGs., and fine white ass.
OATMEAL neglected, and prices nominal Supply of
short but the very slow fridays quotations
We notice no change in the position or value OF any
other cereal article
BROWN SMILEY AND co.'s CIRCULAR.
LIVERPOOL March Z, 1854
The cotton has been very quiet the sales the
three days being coo bales at decline of nearly i'd
pcrlb
there has been rather doing in -four at Is advance
the forced sales the Ah inst the
quotations Of the above circular, at which the market
closes steadily.
ANTHONY DoRR AND co.'s CIRCULAR.
LONDON, March 7, 1854.
Russia has ecr tnued TO occupy the public mind and the
opinion eor, be almost universal that many months
must pe before hope for final solution Of
tho question. The public in possession of more
documcn aTy evidence from which to form an opinion
the Emperor Of Russia The manifesto of tho Emperor
Nicholas to his people, the speech Of the Emperor Ma
Ioeon at the opening Of the French Chambers and the
Parliamentary documents recently published are import
ant representing the views of the various interests
The speech of Napoleon is the first document commented
upon with satisfaction by the press of England,
pressing the opinion of the English people relative to the
Turkish protectoate and France and England appear to
be united in unex pected bonds of friendship CONNER
cia adyioes parts the Continent represent the
markets characterized by extreme depression with
lower prices in stocks The fall in Russian has been
twenty per cent within the past fortnight the
large issue of money by Russia and the state OF
politics, having alarmed holders.
Money for days past has been in active demand,
and indicated in last look for enhanced rates
The current rate of first class bills ia AZ to per
cent with considerable paper Offering There are
few failures reported within the week. the largest of
which is that Of Messrs Dickson & Co., of Glasgow, with
liabilities of upwards Of S300,000
The government propose to increase the income tax
and as their necessities require It, to issue further
sum in exchequer bills to the amount of two millions
sterling The government of France also contemplate
loan of ten millions sterling, which will be delayed
long possible The Turkish government has also been
for time in the market Tor loan of four millions
Continent and some large amounts of Russian and Dutch
stocks have been sent to London from Germany SALE
and large sum in American eagles taken for payment,
to supply emgrants whose destination Is said to be the
United States 1t is probable that there will be
sualy large emigration from Germany during the spring
The exports Of bullion for the fortnight have greatly
exceeded the imports and it is supposed that the next
bank returns will show very large dimnution Of the
precious metal, which is likely to continue long
stocks forwarded from The Continent for sale in
London and the proceeds RENTED in specie last weeks
returns show increase of S52 The tendency of
the exchanges is more upfavorable to this country.
The corn market is dull The weather has been unusu
ally nne the spring crops and the quantity of wheat
sown greatly in OF that OF any former year The
position Of France relative to the short supply
favorable than was expected it appears that the def
cheney has been provided for by the purchase
hectoes in progress arrival and the further sum Of
Of farmers in this country is stated be larger than
usual at this and the supplies from the east have
at Liverpool is reported unusually large; there is
therefore every probability that shall have consider
able decline in price
American securities have been in limited request con-
siderable amounts have been returned to the United
States for sale
Tie English government has received detailed ac.
count om the iarien Exploring Expedition, relative to
the of the proposed Atlantic and Pacific canal whch
Is considered favorable to that undertaking.