The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-06

rAILow Is very quiet at e4s. the spot s4s Cd for
May and June, and COS. for the end Of the year. e
fxA--The market remains without material change;
but clearances continue large. Common Congou II "a
Per ID. a Is
Tns very quiet at l24s for block l2ss for bars and
l2es for refined Straits very duh at llSs l20s Ban
ca 1868 1888 Tin plates steady at 33s 34s for j. c.
charcoal, and 27s. a p. Cd. for ]. Q. coke.
TURrFSTSR-A small sale Of rough Ii reported at lis
Cd: Spirits difficult of sale American in casks non
nslly, AIS
AsKncAS srocKs continue without much business doing
There are still buyers OF United States 6s Bonds Of 1868
at ITO llOA. Maryland Sterling 5s offered at 90.
Quotations Of other stocks are nominal.
JAMES MHEsRys CIRCULAR.
LIVERPOOL, April 81, 1854.
PROVISIONS is unchanged in demand or value.
In beef good business has been done at extreme rates
Pork keeps dull.
LARD-About 900 tons lard have been sold chiefly for
forward delivery, at SIS.
TAIIow has declined Is. to 2s.
SEEDs.-In seeds or bark there is nothing new.
IINsEKD CAKE-The season for linseed cake is
BRRADsTrrFs The improving tendency in -four snd
wheat continues Flour is Is. and wheat Cd dearer,
with large consumptive demand. Indian moves
slowly.
CofToSThere has been less doing since the sailing Of
the Pacific and with the slight falling of in the demand
the extreme rates of the week have scarcely been OBJ
ainabe In Manchester Also the extent of business
been limited since Tuesday last although prices
firmly maintained. Stock this day, 731 100 bags Of
which 4l0 American last year 791 302 bags
which 54o,35l were American Sales this week 40 500
bags including So,7S Amercan-5,570 bags being on
speculation, and ], $40 for export.
RICHARDSON BROTHERS AND co.'s CIRCULAR.
LIVERPOOL, April 20, 1854.
The weather since the 18th has been hot
until this morning, when have much lower tempe
nature indication of rain which required for
spring corn Early on the morning of the 10th had
severe thunder storm.
The arrivals at this port since Tuesday
derate, but very numerous Chiefly wheat at Queens
town from the Black Sea ports.
Without being able to report an acti,e demand, we
have bad good healthy consumptve for -four, and
at Manchester market yesterday the full prices paid
Tuesday readily obtained for all good qualities,
In laru hlet uAQc dnya fnA olaraov bal-o
Indian corn firm, but not much doing. We have had a
fair inquiry for good white wheats but such difficult
to be found on sale.
The arrivals since the 18th consist of 500 qrs wheat
$50 qs oats $500 qrs Indian corn 1890 loads OF oat
meal, 4sl sacks and S,7o0 bbs -four Export Of
in same period, II, ITO qrs.
We had good attendance of the town. local and coun-
try dealers and mers this morning Wheat met fair
inquiry but as holders firm in demanding the full
prices Of Tuesday and the buyers wanting conces
sion sales consequently restricted retail quaint
ties to supply immediate requirements Flour is sl the
favorte article and fair quantity taken for con
SUMPTION good qualities of Ohio Philadelphia and Balt
more realized extreme rates OF last and extras
the turn in favor of the seller.
Indian corn quiet, value the on Tuesday
But limited quantity of oatmeal sale and in ra-
Their improved request at prices not obtanable earlier in
the week
The business done in oats limited, the quantity
OF good corn on sale was small.
Many of the sales of -four made this morning were for
transmission to the interior markets. towards the midland
and eastern counties.
The imports of foreign since this day week consist of
4ss0 quarters wheat l5 600 de- Indian corn 2S6 bb
and 4, coo sacks -four.
Export Of 81 263 quarters of wheat 45o do
bbls and 2, 600 sacks -four
This days currency of American cereacs-we quote fine
white wheat at 12s rs 3D. fair to good lis Cd lis
10d
FIouR-oho, Philadelphia and Baltimore $685.. Western
canal S6s SSs. 3d. Canada 37s. Cd. 1885, Cd; extra
supers SOS. 3D.. a sos 3D.; sours 33s. 35s.
INDIAN CoRN-White, Ais. a AS yellow, 4Os Ais per
$50 lbs.
CIovKRsHED-The season is nearly ended that prices
are very irregular.
CoTToN-The trade have taken fair amount this week
say 80 $50 bales aud although without any great ANNA
tion there is rmness prevailing Early this week
prices advanced little but the finer qualities can only
be quoted I'D dearer the fortnight say on cotton
ranging from I'D to 54d. per ID. Spectators took
900 bales, and exporters 910 bales OF which O40
bales were Americana making the total sales for the week
40,560 bales. : III.
Quer Bark is not saeabe at present. the prices asked
are about g. g. Cd for Philadelphia and S. Cd es.
for Baltimore 49,
BEEFThe sales OF the fortnight have notsbeen very
large, from want of supply Of new. Buyers win not
touch old Of any kind at present.
Bacon is dull, without much inquiry.
lARp-The sales to arrive and on the spot at SIS per
cwt which is the full value at present. reach about 500
TONS Holders seem anxious to realize and buyers meet
them partly for speculation
Taow considerably lower; 64s. Cd per cwt in Lon
don: while IT. s held for HQka Hqpsy hare
good deal Of inferior the market and is not