Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-08
WRIGHT, CANDY L co.'s CIRCULAR.

L'hhFooLi apil 1904.
Our grain market under the influence Of good COR
sumpVe demand, has further improved The arrivals off
the coast are reported large but without
effect upon the Market which to day well attended,
and good demand existed for wheat aud -four at the quo
ations given below. Indian was in slow
We quote w heat, per 20 lbs: Genesee aud Philade
phia l2s mixed American lis 3D. Indian corn per $50
lbs-White Ais Cd; yellow 4ls Flour per I96 lbs
Ohio, superdnc, 40s Philadelphia and Baltimore sos
Western and Canatiin 3ss6d inferior aud ,our 3d. OF.
meal, per 2i0 lbs-32s. Ashes-About SUI bbs pearl
are reported at 3l' Cd to Ses while pot have been neg
lected at "a. TO 34s ID per In lard consderab BILE
sales have been made the reduced price of 52s
Cd per cwt both the spot and for arrival California
rice is out OF favor except at low rates. ls5 erces
good middng quality realized 20s per cwt. Rosin-The
sales are confined to 900 bb IS SIS Sd for common
to Is Cd per cwt for better quality.
RICHARDSON BROTHERS & cos CIRCULAR.
LIVERPOOL, 4th No. Goth, 1854.
The weather since the eighteenth has been unse.
sonably hot until this morning. when we have a much
lower temperature and indication of rain which
quired for spring Early the morning of the
18th we had severe thunder Storm The arrivals at
this port since Tuesday have been moderate but veIy
numerous (chiefy wheaD at Queenstown from the Black
Sea ports Without being able to report active de
mand, we have had good healthy, consumptve for
flour, and at Manchester ake yesterday the full prices
paid here on Tuesday readily obtained all good
qualities, and large business done dealers and ba
Indian Corn firm, but much doing. We have had
fair inquiry for good white whests, but such are iicu
to be found on sale. The arrivals since the 18th consist
OF 4oOO qs Wheat 500 qrs oats $3.50 qrs Indian corn
$500 loads OF oatmeal Ash sacks, aud $500 bbls
flour. Export Of corn in period ITO qrs.
LIVERPOOL, 4th No. 2lst, 1854.
We had good attendance OF the town. local and coun
try dealers and miers this morning. Wheat met a ia
enquiry, but holders firm in demanding the full
prices OF Tuesday, aud the buyers wanting
sion, sales consequently restricted retail quaint
ties TO supply immediate requirements Flour is still the
fayoriie article and fair quantity taken for con
sumption; good qualities OF Ohio, Philadelphia and Bal
tmore realized OF last extras were
the turn in favor OF the seller Indian corn quiet value
the on Tuesday. But limited quantity of o,t-
meal on SALE and in rather improved request at prices
not obtanable earlier in the week. The business done
in oats was limited the quantity Of good on sale
was small. Many Of the Gales Of flour made this morn
ing for transmission the interior markets
the Midland and Eastern counties
The imports of foreign since this day week consists of
2s6 bbls and 900 racks -four Export Of corn 81 26S
quarters Of wheat 2.450 quarters 1878 bills and 900
sacks ,ur This days currency OF American Cerea es-
quote fine wheat l2s., l2s. 3d., fair good lis vi
lis lUd Flour Ohio Philadelphia and Baltimore Sos
Western Canal So, 3Ss. 6I. Canada 37s Cd. 49, cd
extra supers S9'. Sd, 39s. 6i, &c., S5s Indian
corn-whte Ais, 42s, yellew '4U,, Ais per 4SO lbs
Cloverseed-the is nearly ended that prices are
very Irregular Cotton-the trade have taken fair amount
this week. say 38,U8O bales, and although without any
great Rnmstion, there Is more 6rmness prevailing Ear
ly this week prices advanced e but the 6ner quail
ties can only be quoted dearer on the fortnight
cotton ranging from Ia to 34 per h. Spectators
took $3.50 bacs, and exporters 9lO baes, of which
6O40 bales American; making the total sales for
the week 1880 bales.