The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-18
Markets..

LIVERPOOL CorToN MARKET SATURDAY, May 3l.Sales OF
cotton day 600 bales including 1000 American on
Egyptian, and $500 American 10 the trade. Market
closed firm at yesterdays quotations.
SUNDAY, June 1-Amerca arrived from Boston.
MONDAY June 2.-Saes today, 5000 bales. including
1000 American on speculation ond export $40 Amer'
kan, 1900 sural 400 Egyptian, and 23o Brazil to the
trade. Market more beautifully supplied, aud without
animation, at closing prices OF last week.
TUESDAY, June 3.-Sales today 5000 bales murket
inaninate.
AT. AND II. MAxwELL's CIRCULAR.
LIVERPOOL, June 8, 1885,
The arrivals from Ireland and coastwise, during the
past week have been light From foreign ports have
received quarters wheat 9S quarters beans 534
quarters Indian e597 sacks and Sl4 barrels -four
wheat, 1871 quarters Indian corn, 3o3 loads oat
meal 1866 sacks and 2,1T5 bbls. flour. There has
and where business has been done in wheat and
flour buyers have had the advantage Oats have been
in better demand at rather better prices Indian corn
has also met with fair sale, at 26s to 2Ss. Cd. per
quarter for prime yellow and mixed and 29s for white
and yesterday rather more money was asked The
weather has been harsh and cold but day is again
fine and scasonabe.
At this days market there was good attendance OF
town and country buyers and brisk consumptiye de-
experienced for wheat and -four at the prices
of this day week. the decline of Friday having generally
advance Of ID per ISIS pess irish eans
bringing S. ID per 45bs Oatmeal, however remained
with slow retail sale at late rates. Indian corn was in
fair request but there was good deal Offering holders
wrs unable to establish any re zen therefore we
for mixed and yellow and 28s. Cd to 30s. for white
RICHARDSON SPENCE AND co.'s CIRCULAR.
MISUNDERSTANDING, June g.
The weather continues very fine but with frmer
trade at Mark lane yesterday, we have to-day good
consumptve inquiry for all articles Of breadstufs.
Wheat sold to fair extent at an advance OF ID Sd. per
bushel inferior qualities, and Mt Fridays prices for
better descriptions Flour also in improved demand
and brought Friday for moderate quantity In
dian corn-white i'll little request at 28s. 3D. 2Ss
Cd per quarter for New Orleans Northern yellow and
mixed dull at 2Ss 2ss, cd. per quarter. Beef without
change in value and quiet. In pork one or two sales OF
American Mt S5s. per barrel AS supplies increase re-
ducton will have TO be submitted to- Buyers OF bacon
hold of until next week in expectation OF their buying on
rather easier terms present prices being considered too
high lard is in good demand and scarce fair refining
quality has brought Sos per cwt Tallow steady for tine
North American, at AIS Cd. n ABS.
In cotton the market remains dull, and prices slightly
favor the buyer this week Sales yesterday 5000
being for export speculation. In Manchester there is
very little doing. Bliddlng Orleans (at LverpooD is
quoted 3l6d.; middling Mobiles and Upands, l-l6d
per Id.
ANOTHER REPORT.
Sugar to-day again in good demand, and extreme
rates have been paid. Nothing done in moasses. OF
coffee 470 bags Costa Rca realized SIS Cd 62s Cd per
The transactions in rice have been nj rather irregular
rates 80 tons ST. Domingo ogwood sold at IS rs. 3D.
per ton.
BIGLAND, ATHYA AND co.
LIVERPOOL Evening" June 3-ln breadstuffs, better
tone in tho market and last weeks prices fully main
tanned. Provisions-Beef dull, and without change; bn
in good demand at full prices; lard in good demand
at 55s $685. but very little offering Tallow unchanged
Rosn has advanced and As Cd now asked for common