The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-07-22

HtgOtIdtIOIIs HINES
with the French cabinet, TO improve the COM
mercial relations between the two countries
After stating the various incidents of the neRotia-
tons, in particular relative to the Customs Union,
the minister communicated voluminOus cores
pondence between himself and the Belgian nrgo-
uators al Paris, relating exclusively to the preli-
mlnaries OF the convention OF the IL h OF Decem-
Der AS Tor the question OF the customs II APP
pears from the explanation gwen by the minister,
that the last attempt was as far back as 1872,
when one OF the French ministers IN. Humann)
drew up the outlines OF treaty which the Belgian
negotators at that time did not think acceptable,
because IT contained conditions which seemed in
compatible with the nationality and constitution
Of Belgium. Thus, in every thing relative to To-
gislatlon on the customs, and on treaties to be
concluded, Belgium was To give up its right in fu-
w r OF the French Chamber and government.
Portugal.
The news from Portugal is still alarming To
the Miguelite ltncisnentos OF Monte Allegro
and Villareal and the reactlonary attempts at
Oporto, must be added the Cabralist rising ia
Braganza, which occurred precisely at the mo-
ment when the Algarves declared in favor Of the
present government. The Absolutists of Chaves
have been completely routed.
Spain.
We have received the Madrid journals of the
9th Of June, but like those of the few preceding
days, they contain little OF interest The Gazette
publishes an order for the division of the kingdom
into $40 electoral districts, preparatory to the next
elections, the preliminary operations Of which, it
is said, to be terminated by the 18th Of Octo-
ber No farther accounts had been received from
Portugal.
News has been received from the interior, Of q
tremendous hurricane along the banks of the
$50 900 chetwerts of flour, rye, wheat, linseed,
&c, which were destined forSt. Petersburg. The
loss is very great.
LONDON MoNEy MARKEr, Monday Evening July e.
The statement of the published this morning IL
regarded in the city as excellent close to financial
which show state of prosperity in spite of condition
Of commercial sagnation and Of disappointment in pro-
venue have been too fully commented upon by 71s
Times to need recaptuation here. One striking point
than $500 900 deficiency bills will be required to meet
the charge for the July dividends. The Of f9s
set S d9%n against the item sinking Fund" will no
The English funds continue steady and well supper.
ted and though the extent of business done to-day
not large il gave good tone to tho market Consols
for money left off this af 95x div and for
the account at 955 Exchequer bills have advanced to
ceor Of the Exchequer Will shortly raise the rate Of in
erest Bank Stock closed at 207 to 2o Three per Cents
Reduced ssz to se Threeanda Quarter per Cents 07k
:: sss Long Annui''' 10 'is' and India Stock a'a to
In the foreign market the operations were of the usually
doubtful position in which that republic stands has
varied in any material degree, the Actives closing this
afternoon at a. and the Deferred at 5x The other bar
gains included Austrian at ll0h Brazilian at SAX
Ecuador, at "a Granada at az the Deferred, at Az
for the account at 4 Spanish Three per Cents for the
account at a57s ex div; Dutch Twoand.s-Half per
Cents, at 60 and the Four per Cents at 9ak
LIVERPOOL CoTroN MARKET. July 4-There has been
an increased demand for Cotton from the trade this week.
and more frmness the part holders and though the
market has continued to be fully supplied rather better
prices have been obtained for the middng qualities of
American the last quotations for most other descriptions
have been fully supported Taken speculation $3.50
American and for export 1850 American a50 surst
and there have been the country unsod
Island are declared for public sale on Friday next
July 6ih.-A very firm and steady Cotton Market to-
day the sales fully 1000 bales, at very extreme
prices-l0Oo Of them for speculation and export
LONDON CeRS EXCHANGE, July 6-This mornings
supply of wheat by land carriage samples from the
the %ssE
in fine foreign at quotations but stale and low quail
ties could not be disposed Of excepting at decline Of
Is quarter Barley and peas unaltered in value
from last Monday. Beans must be written Is. dearsr
The oa trade fiat fine qualities command former prices
but hot and nferi are the turn cheaper Flour wests
retail inquiry at last weeks prices New carrsway
sold at 4os to 42s and few extra fine samples at 44s
There several parcels of rape seed; but to
the present no price has been made
LIVERPOOL Com MARKET, Monday, July 6-The i'm
port this week shows small supplies of British grain.
from abroad including those from Canada, again
ry liberal, and We have also upwards Of 5000 qrs OF
growing crops. holders Of Wheat have shown
some desire to press sales and being met by very
dsrste demand reduction of Sd to I'd per bu:hsl on
sness has been In American -four Of which large guam
y within the week has been moved for the interior
SUMPTION the prices been for prime w Canal 2ss Cd
to ais; Philadelphia 25s; Ohio 24s Sd, to 20s; and Ca
madam ass to 26s per 1876 bsa sweet Oats have been
much neglected. and though in small supply, have been
rathsr easier to buy Oatmeal too has sold slowly but
good fresh quality has supported late value. Barley.
beans and peas, upon retail demand, have each
rather given way in value Indian has further do
clined s to Is quarter with very lni cd sale Du
ties ha been paid here since the passing Of the
law to the ID Instant inclusive qs Of
wheat 500 1853 brs Of -four 1868 qrs Of oats 6962 q Of
barley s444 of beans 1907 Of peas and a4 qrs
Of Indian corn.