The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-13

to-day and the sales reach fully 900 bales-2 600 on
speculation and for export, at the full prices Of last
March 27.--The demand for cotton to-day has been
good and the sales reach fully 5000 baes-i 500 on
speculation and for export; prices unaltered.
- A. y. AND Il. MAxwELL's CIRCULAR.
.a. LIyERPooI, March ~, 1885,
There has been . very moderate business doing in
wheat and -four since Tuesday last, and ths psces
that day have with difficulty been maintained. Indian
corn however, been in good demand and yellow aud
mixed being scarce advance Of Is per quarter has
been established those descriptions, while white wheat
being plentiful has undergone no alteration in
value in other articles there has been little done, and
material change In prices. The weather has bean
very cold Of Late and the country generally Is extremely
At this day market there was only small attendance
Of the town and country trade and the business done In
late rates for fine qualities OF old but Id. to I'd psr
70b and 3d. to Is per sack and barrel reduction In
ferior and new Oats and oatmeal met with slow sale
but maintained their value. Barley, beans and peas
we're neglected. aud easier to buy fair demand was
experisneed for Indian and several transactions
took place at ass per quarter for yellow. 42s Cd for
Mixed and 42s 3d to 42s. Cd per quarter for white
LYKRPooL, Tuesday evening March 81, 1855.
Isssrs. Richardson, Spence Co. report as fol-
CoTToN-The market closes quite steadily; COM
pared with Fridays rates, prices of all kinds
changed Sales to day 5000 bales sales Of the past
three days $4,000 bales including $500 for export and
5000 on speculation Import since Thursday II, 900
bales.
FLOUR continued in moderate sale at fridays rates
Western Canal Ais q 42s new, $685. a 39s; Baltimore
and Phadelphia 43s. AS new sos a Ais; Ohio AS
s5s. Whsst was dull without change In value; Anne.
rican white 1ls 10d. l2s. Cd. red los. Cd. lis 3d.
Indian continued In fair sale at former prices42s
43s.; yellow 62s cd. a 43s.; mixed 42s. Cd.
Messrs. Robert Maxim K Sons report fellowship
to yesterday (Mondsy) we hal continuance OF cold
ory weather, with sharp night frosts This morning
the temperature has become much mder and the long
retarded spring promises at length to take the place of
o season OF unusual severity, and which leaves the
autumn wheat and the agricultural operations for
the spring crops OF grain position much back
ward than customary.
The grain trade throughout the kingdom exhibited
less the close than during the progress of
the last week. the previous disposition advance prices
being promptly checked by the renewed reluctance of
buyers to operate and at Mark Lane yesterday without
any exaorc mary supply Of English wheat prices gave
way Is. to 2s. per quarter
Our arrivals noted Friday light and bave since
dian amounts to nea,y 900 quarters. Business
has been generally inanimste the past few days. and
the value OF most articles indferently supported
There has been very limited business done in either
wheat -four at this day market Quotations Of both
British and foreign however, almost nominally
varied, though had buyers forward for quantity
they would have been met by concessions price
into the last crop Of wheat and being busiiy
gagged In preparing the soil for spring crops moderate
number Of samples only appeared for sale this morning.
and all descriptions moved off slowly prices rather
under those OF this day senight
Barley remains steady, but the business is light: the
same may be reported Of beans Oats and oatmeal
in very limited request at former currencies. n
Yellow and mixed Indian corn is saleable at the i'm
provement noted on Friday, but white is even more
depressed than that day. Wequote yellow American
at 43s 43s 3D. Mixed 42s Cd. 42s. 3D.. white, AS
AIS. 3D. per 4s0 lbs, either OK quay or warehouse