, 1863-04-29

Latest Foreign Commercial Circulars.
1o.-no.- Anti

BREEpsTCF@Our market continues in most
depressed state. not 50 much from pressure of
supply Or an5iet sell on the pars Of importers
Consumption, Of coarze: is going On: but nilleEs
are buying little or no wheat. and either work
ing up stoeks in hand Or dlling up the Igap By
ea mass ioWsr " terms ID during sae he past
few days Holders, however, do . not
do not show any Importance, feeling that miIlers
i 1eat inteiliseace h rom America ensoazases @ tic tic
belief that supplies will fall oil, ut leaRt for time,
when it i hoped We may see some improvement.
duli as possible, prices little better thaa nominal
Flour ls purchased freely where price can be AZ
ranged between buger ana seller, and ut present
quite neglected. and quotations have downward
tendency. Supplies are liberal from the Black Sea.
Observation-Disclosures are considers
for fine qualities; inferior. however, were not dis
posab1e- Cheese retail sale at about former rates.
Bacon-The arrivals are heavy and the consump.
ton Is satisfactory the pressure on ths market
has downward tendency on prices. Hams are
more plentiful but steady. Shoulders sell freely,
9s IL fa1 bai sgRp snd ceagef ds l.
out change IN price; very little doing, Lard rc-
mains al last noted. GROVES s TopD.
LIVERPOOL, April II, 1862
BrEAnsTCTFs-The weather continues most IA
vo1abe and seas ssonab1e; being mil4 With occasional
and 1our have bcen moderate, but rather large Of
Indian Corn, There has been steady sonaamp-
tive demand for wheat at full prices. Indian Corn
beng freely offered from the Quay has declined id
per Or. At to-days market wheat was in steady
| demand, hut without change in value, Flour cou-
pTessiugly otIszed at lower pricc4. Indian Corn
would have had free buyers at aSs per Of fos Mixed
hut os sellers would not take ess than 2ss 3d. but
PRoy1s1oSs-A fair amount Of business Is pass
ing In beef hut prices aregain rather easier. Pork
IS IN steady demand. without change in ralue With
1-A-- ~%o Is I.A.+-
again given way cd to Is per cwt, but within the
laet day or two large consunptiye and speculative
purchases reported with some transactions foI
ptescnt The pressure to self butter continues III
diminished, aud prices are too Irregular for quota
tion. The stock Of cheese being email, prices arc
done 1t 3cs6dG37s, but the imports continuin.
largely in excess Of the sales, prevent auI improve
= TA1lnwNA n u W. fair amount of business has beer
done, 1t steady prices.
B1aL&p, ArurA d Co.
GLASGOW, April II, 1863.
HEEADsTCrFs-Tlc weather Of the past week Il
J all that orr farmers could desire fo- sccd time
The corn market throughout the week continue
very dcll, and mleTs Continue either holding oi
OF buyipg from hand to mouth; consequently, cal
report no improvement in the tone Of the market
Tnoy1s1oss-Feef and pork quiet; for latte
: prime hrauds OILY saleable. Bacon-The tleE1an
almost nil, aud Is easier. Shoulders sell freely
! ing made for only ordinary qualities l'utter-Th
stock ofinferior is enormous all orcr the eountr.
aid holders takin. alnost any offer that Is made
Lard still qriet; 3ss the outside value for prime
TA11ow continues quiet. t.without changei in valut
JOHN ATHTA d co.
Fall Wheat in Cnnntio.
The prospect in Peterboro and other counties
that ncightorl.ood Is reported to be good, as "a
Il wt.e1t looks better anti gives promise Of . larS
3 yield than it has done for many years.