, 1860-07-19

local request Ut 4s@55c. Peas not very actire
ut 50@5Sc. Oats steady aud firm at se@33c.
Rye uull and nominal. Dutter-frelh ranges
IRON 11@l6c., and sometimes lie; but the cur
scarce, and new No. l wanted 1t ll9l2c for
choice lot. Eggs ll@1bc, according 10 quality.
Poultry plentiful, ut *0@.5c per pair for chiek,
crs, Fnd SOC for ducks. Potatoes are plentiful
at eo@23c per bushel for old. Flour is dull ADJ
without change.
THE LEATHER TRADE FA1LuRzs IN ENGLAND.
The Liverpool correspondent Of the Ne"
York World says:
"a crisis has arrived In the hide ard leather
trade, and several suspensions are announced.
Tbs ltst il headed BY the large house oi Streat.
field, Laurena d Mortlmore, ot !.on:on. and
the(r liabilities are ettimated at 9l,000 900 TO
El, l,l00, 900.
Among the other stoppages are: William
Francis & Co: Joseph Hooper; MeAsrs. Hooper
4 Parkinson; Smith. Patient 4 sm'ta ). Her
bert Smith & Co., ali Of London, and Gibson &
bililies will be very considerable. The entire
leather trade il thrown into confusion, and
other houses were expected to succumb. The
American houses in Liverpool in the like trade
are not compromised
Failures continued to be announced daily,
and among the latest are v. G: Mundy. Mr.,
| Hacker. Lr. 4. Waring and Mr. 7. H. Morii-
Ths value Of English hides had fallen oo@4o
per cent.
FRIGHT ENGAGEMENTS AT NEW Yoak.-Tues-
DAYS New York Tribune reports as fo1lows:-
| To Liverpool 700 boxes cheese (per steamer) ut
5os; 2, 100 bbls -four at 9 I'd 900 bu wheat
in bulk and bags, nj ead; 5000 bu corn in bags
at std. To London, 8, 900 bbls flour, at 3s. To
| Glasgow, 100 bbls lard, at s2s.Gd and 90 hhds
| taliow at sos.
Bosros Flour Trade roR THE wEKk ENDING
JrLr 14-The receipts Of -four for the week
hare been la4s4 brls Of all kinds against Is ,3o7
brls for the corresponding week Of last year.
The exports for the same time have been 4 800
brir, Of which 1,lS5 brls were to London, ,a0U
to Society Islands, u to Barhadoes and mar
ket, ESQ 10 Surinam, S. 10 Cuba, ] 500 to Prov.
iuces, and 100 to coastwlse ports. There ia no
change to notice in the market the past week
The late advices from Europe continue unfa
apparent dullpess Of the market there is a firm
feeling for ail desirable brands- Our stock q
low grades is very much reduced. There il
| ysyv little common or fancy Western or Cnnads
On The market, and good brands Of fancy are
Gsd Gssod 5 9y r. s1peFsrd ZEE easdes ia ha. @ Been
6oed ne ae smsll lot Io. W. quote sa7es q
mon brands Western at <5.e5@5 50; fancy
br.uds % range from $5.62a@3:75. good
generally held at The Latter nI late; eft5aa td
ID 5n67.5O per bbl. including Genesee. ohio,
md hiehigan: s. Louis superior brands have
been selling at t7@s 50 per bbl, and few very
choice brands at au advance on the latter rate
| Fancy Canada Flour is scarce, and has been in
very fair request, with sales Of sereral lois a
IS IS, but the higher grades hare mt been much
sought after. with iuir supply. We quote *
| - a m ANI nj
the latter IN outside price for The best brands
Ia Southern Flour very little change tor som'
days. We quote fancy at 5000 Is: N 10 lots u!
wanted by exporters; extra. <6.50Gls.oo: AMI
superiors Ut s7.e5 so per bb'. .ncluaing choic'
family brands Halllinors. uaxall Flour contin
ues steady at ts.o5@s.c7f per Dbl for large ant
small lots. Corn Mea! continues in moderate
demand, with sales at $3.5o@3 Is per Dbl fo
| common and Brandywine. In Rye Flour th
sales have been snall at $3.75@A50 per bbl 70
common and extra.
Imports from January to Juiyt.
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