The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-08

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MUM. IuLf4
PARIS, Friday Evening" May %.
opened At esf SOC and closed st e9 o6c and the Four
and a half per cents 1t 06f &c., for the end Of the
HERMANN cox AND co.'s CIRCULAR.
LIvnRPooI, May %, 1854.
Corror-The sales, since the 10th instant, reach
$50 bales, including 231o ON speculation, and 1850
for export Prices Of middling again reduced "a
per h. for the week.
Politics look rather better Austria and Prussia show
done by the fleets and armies Of the Western Powers
The arrivals Of specie are large, but nearly all Is re-
exported landed, and tho bullion in the bank
still decreases The exchanges are somewhat BETTER but
there few bills Offering Consols have advanced u to
X per cent, and close ssN to r. Money continues in
There has been more doing in Manchester, at lower
prices, but the demand is scarcely equal to the supply
The home trade finding prices pretty low are buy
ing freely but exporters continue to operate with
caution.
rather lower prices from New Orleans these advices
had effect Money matters and politics exercise de-
pressing inuense stocks have been accumulang every
day cotton brought the market and holders
giving way in order to make progress with sales.
Prices have reached low point, and II is thought by
many that reaction cannot b far Distant but money
checks both speculation the trade demand
and induces holders to remain free sellers Red cotton
l. declining most, and sells fully Nd. below the quota
The market closes quiet; sales 5000 bales.
NAVAL sroREs.-Rosin; large business has been
no~ S. to S. Cd PEI sws Rough sarpentins-isie
doing Of American tar Ia: been sold At prices
considerably below the quotations Lard owing to large
| importations, continues declining.
|. BRxADsTUyFs-An extensive demand existed at the
cose Of last week. this however, has not been followed
| up during the present. Large arrivals and showery
weather have caused buyers to curau their operations
There T. . not much chang: IN prices although it may
PosrsCRRr-SATURDAY May T.-To day There Is q fair
demand for cotton. but Improvement In prices Con-
| soils advanced to 9ox to Y.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
LIVERPOOL, May n, 1854.
The sales to day amounted to 1000 bales, Of which
iet remained without change from yesterdays quota
tons closing steady with fair demand but no improve
LIvRRpooI, May 27-Messrs Bower 4 Son report that
the cotton market to-day closed heavily with prices Of
all kinds Of American very much the yesterday
t,CV
1000 for export and 1000 Observation-Disclosures
ing 200 Pernam and Maranham, at 6h I'd 100 Bahia,
6H 6Ld; 800 Egyptian, 6s Sd 500 Surat, az I'd.
| 100 Sea Islands, 10 13d.
JONES BROTHERS CIRCULAR.
| LONDON, May %, 1854
BAcoN.-lrsh anged is dearer g. and the holders Of
scaded raiddles are in steady but not eager request
New York well cut firm and white are worth Sos, hui
Is sd e be and
therefore hope for continued and probably improved con
PoRK-New York midcles $685. primo mess pork, ATTIC,
English style, $685., and Of fine quality scarce but
| secondary sorts nos saleable at sos.
HANs-Not wanted.
LARD-Sells slowly.
Bn1-Choicc India held for &c. advance and oil SOUND
! good meat maintains its value
TLouR-Some sales at IL. advance, but buyers quiet
| and the market in very doubtful state.
WHEAr.-Weather Ane with showers, but cool tempera
ture arrivals Of foreign continue larger than expected
and prices remain about they this day week
white Of superior quality is held to-day for $751; vcrJ
Foreign imports in the week. 100 erces and 22e bbls
beef $50 terces 3l1 bbls pork 305 terces lard 17s
ters and 5,2s7 bags wheat, 247ai quarters and 4sl
bags Of oats, 1887 bbs Of -FOUR and 1850 quarters
barley.
JAMES x'HENRy's CIRCULAR.
PRovsIoss-ssveral large parcels Of Sacon have foun
large and increasing. Beef and pork without change
There has been continuous fall in lard and 70 day Their
are sellers at 4ss. Tallow duh and nominal Rice re
In seeds and bark NO business is reported.
| BREADsrUTs.-The change from buoyancy to depres
sion has been sudden Flour has declined 3s and whea
Cd Indian corn is quiet, but scarcely cheaper.
i CoTroN.-The market continues extremely dull an'
prices most Irregular sales have been made In tn
week in ''middlingn cotton and below, at full Nd
Sled per 10 decline, but generally the reduction sub
mitted 10 is barely I'd per h., stained cotton balm
the mos: depressed In Manchester there 10 very dttl
american stock last year, 745 bags, Of whic
497 ISL American Gales this week, ,050 bags
including 50 $40 American 2s70 bags being specula
tica, and4 $50 for export