The New York herald., 1865-05-03

although there.was for time renewal of weakness the
During the day large purchases for In est
ment took place. Consols, which left Oh YESTERDAY At
e0H TO Il, opened and closed al COX TO x for money
and sOx 10 Il for the Bank stock was quoted
240 242 reduced and three per cents Ss1. 10 So
India stock 2lo 10 2ls, and Exchequer bills Is 7s
There was full average demand for discount at the
Bank to-day; but in the Stock Exchange short loans
freely offered ~ 2H per cent
In foreign securities the principal alterations have
fresh fall Of y per cent in Spanish passive. and x in
At Aadrd-the former closing at s0X SlK, and the
latter at lGH 1871. xcan remains at 26, 26H
The weekly statement Of the Bank Of England shows
an increase in the bullion of csc, ,63l sterling
A heavy failure had taken place at Glasgow-that OF
Messrs. Buchanan Hamilton Co., in the China trade
and of the oldest FIRMS In the city The liabilities
are estimated at from f75o 900 to floooooo sterling
The suspension is caused by heavy losses In tea rice &C.
Messrs Barring Bros. a Co. 8 circular says:-A large
business has been done this week in United States ve
twentes, In Erie and In Illinois railroad shares at ad-
Erie, zsx al7. Illinois, cox a 7oX. virginia bonds
are also nrm; o. @a 80; sterling % Ss' 1saS1 ia
The quotations of American securities were:-
Illinois Central Railroad, 0sK a70K
Erie Railroad, 4oKa AT
The Bourse is heavy The rentes closed 3. s7f e5c.
MEssRs. RICHARDSON, SPENCE AND co.'s CIRCULAR
LIVERPOOL, April q, 1885.
oo1ros.-The market was closed at end Of last week,
90 that the 1rst effects Of the fall OF Richmond not
h. this decline brought in all classes Of b"yes, who
firm at only Nd per h. below last quotations for Amer
can and Kd Id per lb above for Brazis, Egyptians
The quotations are:-Middling Orleans, 1l><d per b
Texas, Id: per lb,; Uplsnds, 1Skd. per lb.
In Manchester business has revived and, with an ac
tive demand prices Of goods and yarns have advanced
much as cotton
LvERrooI, April %, 1865.
Today's sales arc estimated at 20 900 bales and
BREADsrurya Notwithstanding remarkably fine wea-
at ss rates.
Flour was slow, French being still pressed the
market at low prices Indian corn Cd. per quarter
dearer, with . moderate retail demand. At TO-
days market wheat was more inquired for and
nne spring kinds were Id. per Genital dearer Flour
unaltered In price, but in slightly improved request In
dian corn firmly held, and selling In retail at 29s 3D. for
Galatz We quote whest:-Red Western, S. to ss I'd.
Iowa. 8: "a for winter o. ss M sasss Ss
2ls to 2ls 3D. extra Ohios, 22s. to 24s per Dbl.
BEEF quiet at late prices.
PORK meets q retail sale at previous rates.
bAcoN.-The country demand Is limited, but fair
quantity has been taken by dealers at
Hams, few Offering but seldom asked for. Shoulders
CHEESE sells steadily at late prices
BurTER-Fine qualities unchanged in value, but nfe
LARn-The sales roach $50 tons s 5sa for good old;
OBS COS o. for new.
London prices have advanced there fully Is per cw p
G., closing At Ais This has given buyers here
38s 3d. for low winter TO Ais for fine North American
PErRorEUx.-A slow sale at 2s Id. for good refined
Pennsylvania
QuRK. BARK.-With no fresh arrivals few small par
cells have been taken from Dealers at g. 3D. 7s for
Philadelphia, and g. 3D. . g. Sd. FOR Baltimore.
RosIE-The recent news from the States caused the
market TO become dull, and prices quito nominal
SsxDs sowing season bcug nearly over there are
NO transactions to report.
LnsnsD CAxns sell only in retail, = ouras quotations
THE LATE6T MARKETs.
LvERrooL, April 22-P NJ
CorToN-The market has been very buoyant and
sctve to-day Sales about 900 bales including 600
for speculation and export Prices again I'd TO Nd
higher, and even more for American.
Breadstus and provisions have been generally quiet
70. day, and prices without change.
In produce there is no change 10 report In any article