The New York herald., 1845-12-07
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III Germany, generally, the harvest has been yer,
iair Potatoes have sutiersd crueli5 ffors hri,Iu
laGV
A marriage has been resolved upon between the
Afchdnke stephen ct Austria, aud Princess Olga
csu-uirr II ihr Emperor Nicholas. The lady Is
taf ninst beautiful Princess IN Europe according 10
ail accounts and Is the darling child Of her stern,
lfonsauled iher. The Archduke Is cousin 70 the
Emperor ~ Austria. son o the Palatine q Hunga-
fy, aud i nilnseit EiceToy OF Bohemia. The mar
II ge was once tiore arranged bur was broken oil
~ consequence OF the Young .Archduke refusing o
cnange his Religion. The Emperor Nicholas has at
last consented NOT 10 insist upon ihIs point IL IS
The first time similar CONCESSION has ever been
msde by the imperial family OF Russia, and II IS
considered most important Ia political point OF
view.
THr vnrAeE The most contradictory reports
OF the vintage IN The neighborhood Of Geneva have
been received. While from WIremberg but MD
ding VINE i expected regards quality, and not
very satisfactory IN quantity, accounts from Piaz
represent the crop as totally lost, but onefourth OF
al average crop being expected IN quantity and in
several places, sourworm and rot have quite destroy
90 tbr traprs The ptlce for middliDg table wines
has Hcady risen from l5O 10 200h thr piece, 10
80 aud siOh and Tor he best qualities 800 and 600h
j. asksd ln the AIR on the other hand the vintage
eds AL expectations; the quality peculiarly
good, aud although the quantity Is not great, II is
yet much over that ot last year Similar accounts
have been received OF the vlntages in other Rhensh
provinces, Rhine paper.
Algeria.
From Algers the news IS not OF much lmpor-
tance. Ahd.eA Aader IS In Morocco and is draw
ing the entire people to him. There have been two
or lhiee htHe affairs IN different Places IN which
the French were uusuccesstul; and an attempt at
revolt N one province, which was sun ressed. The
French have captured some large fCcks OF sheep
aud cattle.
From the Mark Lane Express
Owing 10 the damp condition in which the wheat OF
this year growth has come TO hand OF late il has been
almost impossible 10 grind il without mixture Of old
comparatively little English having appeared free
foreign has been asen 10 moderate for pur.
pose The reduced state OF the stocks OF the latter
rendered holders unwilling to submit any reduction,
and need, buyers have been obliged pay fu terms
ior the finer varieties OF red and good hghmiXed
Dsnsic.
In bonded wheat the transactions have been very un
important sdeed we have scarcely heard of single
sale sin our last. TIC inclination 10 enter into specu
latve investments has certainly been in great
checked by the turn affairs have taken; meanwhile i'm
poer have shown no symptoms Of loss Of confidence
ant the few cargoes recently received from abroad
have been landed under the conviction that
later the duty viii recede very low if the lowest
point This cannot now occur at early period as
was short time since expected the late ia in prces
having given an efectue check TO the ages; and il
has even become doubtful whether the duty will pre-
sent recede below lSs. per quarter,
- there isvery little chance, however of entries
being made tor home consumption al so high rate as
l2i o. even los per quarter, the immediate position Of
the averages does not excite much interest.
he sale OK hour has since our last been rather Ii
mi:ed scale the bakers being apparently under i'm
preston that they Will do well 10 work up their old
stocks Tho nominal top price of townmanuiac ured
-four mas, nevertheless firmly mainained nor
there seem any prospect Of this beng reduced ship
samples also held quite as high this as the
preceding week nor has Canadian United States
-four been offered AZ all cheaper The arrivals OF barley
have been moderate; but quantity last MONDAYS
supply having that day renamed unsold sufficient has
oean exhibited on the market to satisfy the wants of the
day was possible under these circumstance
yer any portion OF the recent abatement; indeed il
not difficult 10 make purchases triae cheaper at the
close than in tie commencement of the week The
trade IN mali has rs usual been good deal influenced
by the dull barley market and the turn has
been IN favor Of the buyer
The market has been well supplied with oats-from
our own coast, l,2Il quarters; from Scotland Isl
fro
53] quarters have been reported up 10 this (saiur
may e on passage from Ireland but principal dealers
nave for some time held off uHder the impression that
throughout the week they have conducted their opera.
h0ns with the utmost caution and though factors have
manifested dis POSITION 10 facilitate business ly submit
us to reduced rates the business actually done
been alge. The total tall the extreme rates cur
tue loor part oil last month cannot I've estimated
a less han IS Cd per quarterths is important de.
ea wallis an unusually large consumnton o7 oat,ossl
h3ih ia Iceland aud scotland must be calculated on
uay be questioned whether further reduction in prices
weekly average for the king Ion (25s % shows fa
u Is per quarter as compared with the return of the
prccedibgsweek and il having become doubtful whe.
tnef ,he duty viii fall so low before confidently
eNpec ed tile ineluato 10 buy bonded oats has vsby
tecn aSed Afchsngel have been freely oe red 26s
erquarter OF late, without exciting much
Beans have moved off very ardily since Monday, AMI
tbc rsies then current have been barely supported
= he demand Tor Peas mas also slackened, but ae.
lat!oa requiring notice has occurred quotations.
A1eacon appears to haze hesn cal ed Ia the grain
ade abroad ithas become known our Govern.
raent have determined not NEEDLE with the CorpLaws
and The avces from the ne g ports ara Of mora snbjn
ed tone this week; still hul ou the other side have
remained very irm opinoo pfev ,ng on conti-
nent ihat Great Bitain must later have sup
ply cf foreign wheat
The latest accounts to Daatsic that good deal
oi anxiety had reep as 4esed there 10 despatch the
wheat previously b@Hs on English account and that
the demand fol ~ had caused material rise in
hegh's For 1--we col from rs TO ss per quarter had
osen taI} aui ial charters from London had been
closed Al 'S ~ Per quatter Prime high mixed wheat
theH 4 d o's 70 5os fine mixed o4 to sos and the
fVEu
botra lu spring very little business had taken (
place cr want o supplies. Rye worth from ais 10
Letters from stetnn dated the 9Th Of November, in
4orm us that business IN wheat had become dull the /
rates temauced by sellers having been above the
limits oi tue foreign orders the parcels of Ucker
mark and POmetansn been held at sos per quarter
w,icn had further in;edered with business
oHr hostock advices reach up 20 the 10th inst. Only
moderate supplies Of wheat had been brought forward
~ the overs and the stecks the spot being very
small enhanced rates had been insisted on notwith-
ssnding TIE more quiet tone Of the English
Really hae parcels we're then obtanable below 62s
pef quarter Tree on board which, with freight &c
Woull pIlhg the cost here a. considerably COS
quarter Indeed all over the Baltic, prices relative
~ higher than in this country and, though rather 4
large quantity Of wheat has lately been shipped from
Dantsic. settln Rostock and a few other ports for
oteat Britain, question whether the total quantity
Ihey 90 reach us beore the setting in OF winter will
Leitersilom Bamburgh Of Tuesday state that very
Aie had been done there in wheat the preceding
pestday me English reports having had the effect Of
nlscouf6ging speculation Meanwhile holders had man
iesteu ~ want o commence and, from having
submitted 10 any decline mad rather raised their preen
tions than Otherwise few csrgoes TO be
shpped IN the spring from ports had been closed at
very u Iates Barley mad been comparatively ne lect
ed nut m oats good deal OF business had transac
TED, Doth Tor immediate and for spring shipment
By the most adyices from the south and east
we learn that wheat had further price and ac.
Cordlng 10 the latest quotations. there certainly does not
appear much prospect ot large supplies from the Med
iteIiahean ports High wheat is in the Baltic the
the article Of" - P'ie"aao
From The other side Of the Atlantic we have no sc
counts this week though two steam ships are over due
Markets
LONDON MARKET, Nov. NAVAL stores -Tha hu.
done IN Tar has been con6ued 10 few retail nar
GELS at oGmef ratesArchange quoted at 7s IA ana
stockholm l7s per barrel. English Coal is Arm ~ -