The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-12

els had il would seem TO be waste OF time, II
,nyrhing is intended to be done with the view 10
coluteract the governments Intentions peiiuon
to the Queen, praying her 10 cismiss nef pIessn'
ions which have emanated from this town that will
be more hume rously s,gned There is evidently
closer approximation al hand, between the pre-
sented and the unrepresented classes in Manchester
and the surrounding districts. Should real union
ever be affected, and their sxertions directed to one
object, that ohjecr, be what It may, will not, 1t is
pretty certain, be long before II is realized Anex
tension OF the suffrage, vote by ballot, &c, Tree
trade In corn, are what there 10 now every chance
OF their being agreed upon. S.r Robert had no bed
etroses IN pio,pc
Sir Robert Peel has been burned in etiigy all over
the Klpedom; and he and lhe Duke OF Wellington
were Kissed and hooted by the mob on going 10 the
Paramt nj House.
Lord Aberdeen says in relation to the Creole ne
groes, that he can see no reason tor bringing Inc
negroest 10 trial holding them, or delivering mem
and had therefore, sent out orders for their release
Markets.
LONDON MoSEY Market, Feb. ls.-The state OF the
money market, though Influenced considerably oy the
disturbed appearance Of political sas' nss
from the general disappointment CT the commetciaI
classes with the corn law project wnicn mas oeen
brought ard by Sir Robert Peel For this measure
though so much condemned in the manufacturing ais
rics and all the principal cut ports OF the
amongst many of the Weathest and most poweilui OF
the bankers and general capitalists Of London is viewed
with the opposite degree Of satisfaction as amongst
these ties including the majority OF the directors Oh
the Ksnk of England, there is most insuperable aver
sion the modern principles of all trade The herence
Of opinion amongst London capitalists, a. compared win
equally parties in the northern parts OF the
Kingdom is wide to very remark able degree, for is
common in the neighberhood Of Lombard sreetto near
that in resisting the popular oucry on the SUBJECT OF tne
laws, the institutions Of the country. end the mo.
narchy itself have almost been saved by the casnet Of
Sir Robert Peel; which views OF the question: there
evident appearance OF renewed activity IN mo-
notary business on day following the announce
ment of the ministerial plan The accounts OF the un
popularity Of the measure IN the manuactsrins
has tended damp the satisfaction OF the capital
lists Of London and il has almost become uncertain 'na
the government will have majority in tn House o.
Commons, there being large number OF members Of
parliament no, though otherwise favorable othe mi
nistry my think psoper to interfere In acontrary
manner consequence OF the mpru dence Of persever-
working population which 1t is aPprehended Is about TO
take place scale teo extensive for the to
oppose.
consequence of the uncertainty in which the ques-
ton Of the trade is involved there 10 considerable
have become animated by the free extension Of the cir
cuaon Of the bank Of Eogland, and therefore the mo-
ney market is sgan subject to uncertainty until
bate which is now going forward in the House oil oe
may be brought TO close and this not expected
before Friday night Money, in the interim, Is very
abundant but the securities quired continue TO pc OF
very unexcepenable kind
LONDON CosN EXCHANGE, Feb. l4-Fine English wheat
met free sale at advance Of per quarter there
was improvement in the value Of ordinary ssmples
Tee demand steady for good foreign wheat at raher
higher rates the holders generally refusing former
rates. hat checked business therein. For bonded
little inquiry experienced, and no change in value
can be quoted Flour brought last weeks prices, with
fair demand for prime marks ship The best descr1P
tons of mailing Barley realized former rates, with
steady SALE and choice qualities fit for seed were the
turn dearer Malt was dull at last weeks currency
Beans and Peas in moderate request at full much mo-
Aey. The Dat trade dull, but good Corn could not
be bought lower inferior Irish samples were per
quarter cheaper. Linseed and Rapaseed were taken
slowly on rather lower terms
Feb. Is The trade is entirely ssgnant this morning,
excepting in the retail business for immediate consump
ton and nomnally all the quotations the same % On
the last market day The uncertainty respecting the
measure Of the against all business Of
speculative kind.
LIVERPOOL CorroN MARKET, Feb. ls.-The market hes
been very dull and heavy throughout the week the
trade have been almost only purchasers and though
decided decline be quoted ia either American or
surat scrptons the tendency has been in
erng The imports this week amount to 81 O5l bags,
and the suIes including 500 American taken specu-
laton and 100 American, 60 Maranham and 100 surat
Tor export to 10 $50 bags $50 Sea leland George,
l0tsl6i 90 stained 7 1850 Upland do, 4s6}d 100 Ala
bama and Mobile, 5s5hf 500 New Orleans, 4&s7i; 74e
Pernambuco, 6{s7s $50 Bahia and Macaio, 6la7f $50
Maranham 5is7; $40 Peruvian sts6} 10 Lsgura
$50 EVvptiap 7alo; $3.50 sura and Madras aa4f Ben
gal, Gao.
Imports.-Up to this date ls42, lsa,ias bags; same
time, ls4l, 1885, 39 do.
Stockholm this date, 1912, 4ss $40 bags; time
ls4l, a57, 07O.
sALEs-Totsl sales previous this week, 1884, bsgs
1850 total sales this date ls4l, sl0. Taken
out Of market to this date ls4l 10000 bags, sverag
ing weekly 23,l44 bags 1912, l6O70 bsgs averaging
| weekly % 81 bfgs.