The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-03-13

rican red sold at 52s TO SIS cw in bond; American
sowing Fiaxseed held at COS per hogshead Turpen-
sxsct ps,s nos nave osen sU,a 'S uppnr Of Xmsr;
can Tar went at los sd per barrel Tea-The market
continues very dull and inactive Brmstone, and all
other Mediterranean produce, continues dul ana the
sales are extremely limited. Tallow-Early in the
week small lots of Petersburg yellow candle sold at
42s Cd to AIS o. but subsequently, AS 81 was acceped
$50 casks North American OF fine quality realized AIS
Cd to AIS Cd per cw Butter ScIhe import OF Butter
is 5224 irlins. The operations during the week have
been so small scarcely to call for remark indeed,
quotations nominal, except for the liner parcels
NAV be quoted at gas; Carlow SIS 93s; Sligo sls
Sos Belfast at SIS to 9Os Londonderry Sas to 1885,
Ballymoney SOS to SIS Established brands OF Cork
picked seconds suitable for export, in moderate
request at advanced rates Beef and Pork taken prin
cialy for the supply OF ships stores there only
shipments of Irish Pork for the week. namely 100
barrels to Rio Janeiro, and 40 barrels to jamaica
Choice Hams and Lard maintain their value whilst in
Bacon parcels have submitted to reduction OF per
cwt-Frkin Lard 56s; key $751; and baddered 63s
to 66s.-Hams 5ss to 63s per cwt.
The following are extracts from sturges annual Corn
Circular:-
BIRMIsGHAM, February 4, lsl6.-Unt the un-
certainty which SO long hung the intentions
OIL ministers with reference to the Corn Laws was
removed we were unwilling to i'sue our Annual
circular The declaration on the part Of Sir Robert
Peel though not embracing immediate abolition Of
soundness of the principle both of unrestricted i'm
portation OF food and of free trade generally than its
most sangune advocates could have anticipated. This
declaration and the proposed by government
have no doubt been greatly accelerated by the unfavora
on
tatoes asserted by many that the Of this
disease has been exaggerated but think evidence
has yet appeared to confirm this end should be borne
IN mind that we have still to supply great popula-
ton with food for months, before crop
De available and already good potatoes hun1red
per cent above their average value. The moderate
price OF wheat in comparison with POTATOES must
increased consumption of bread and although the
corn returns for six months ending the I'd instant in
stead OF showing of thirty per cent they
did during the first three months, only exhibit addi
siN marc ant cd U
the same period last year being aa2a 6a9 against ao4
o6a quarters; yet is universally admitted that the
pletely exhausted their stocks, though they
omed to hold largely this of the year.
quarters consisting of TO- 900 quarters Of hard Russian
5000 quarters OF hard Spanish 1000 of Polish ODESSA
Danube Sc the ha
known, we have had an increased demand, and an adj
vance Of Is to per quarter wheat Present prices
here Polish Odessa Is 81 to rs 9d Hard rs TO rs 3D.
Dantzg ss to IS I'D per so lbs at Gloucester Our sup
plies OF barley continue large and there is but little in
dication OF any improvement in its value. Dry grinding
qualities are most enqured for and worth 27s to 2ss
arrived at Gloucester the part Of the year. nearly
the whole OF the good qualities have been cleared off,
and, as there few shipments making from Ireland,
when the supplies from farmers fall Off they &C.
morally do before the end Of next month, think
on their present high relative value very
probable Irish white sells freely at 20 to 2 black 23s
to 23s Cd Welsh black 24s per 3l2 lbs Gloucester
Our supplies of beans about equal to the demand,
profit on the present price, although that is high
pared with wheat and barley, believe the value of
fair demand for French at l5s Sd to 6s Egyptians l5s
per 1876 lbs old English los to 20s; lbs to los per 96
Indian corn peas &c. and their value nearly nominal
couple OF cargoes OF the former have been taken for
ireland at 35s per $50 los free.
EXPLOITATION OF GRAIN-We enabled to state,
uDquesonable authority, that there are this time
very orders in this country for English barley
hAr "A Of and henna
have taken placsto those countries and appears
that quality con sdered England isthe cheapest market
in Europe for barley and rye, iromwhch they de-
rive supplies
STATE OF TRApE.-MAScHEsrEs, Feb eve have
had rather gloomy week in our cloth market. ovipg
doubt to the extreme tightness in the discount
ket and whilst this stste of things continues i'm
provement is anticipated prices on this day week
Yarns not quite Of SALE but prices unchanged.
PARIS SrocK EXCHANGE Feb 6-Haf past Four.-The
market all day in quiescent state the Three per
Cents being somewhat fImer than the Elves. The
and Tnrees have risen sc; Roman Belgian Elves and
Spanish Threes have fallen Il New Belgian unater
ed Hayt, Neapolitan, and Portuguese no quotation
For tine end of the onth Elves unchanged; Threes
have risen 20c. Railway Shares were not much nego
tiated, and the tendency rather downwards. Havre
snares have again fallen. A rise expected in the
Northern, consequence OF the statement of the for
ward state of the works announced at the general meet
ing of the day before but the advance exceed
ingly small Dedntve Shares remain nearly they
were For Account Havre have fallen 4Of Versailles
leans and Avignon are unasred Verzon have risen IT.
Soc; strasburg, ST. Bordeaux Northern, and st Ger
ted For Cash, Havre and Aviknon have fallen 81 each
Versailles fright Bank ~ Soc; Orleans, Rouen and
strasburg hsye risen d. each; Bordeax 81 75c North
ern AZ 25c.; Boulogne and Vierzon unaltered.
HAvRE, Feb. 4-This morning the sales were 100
bales, holders not very tight Some sorts went at
Genuine reduction upon the prices current. chiefly
that the day before 5000 bales taken. Tho price
current rather weaker holders very eager
to SELL Nothing done in sugars; the price current
mnal; In ofees.yestorday s75 bags Of Hsyt
sold at from 40 to so francs Whalebone keeps on the
Of
just heen sold at 81 francs the barrel for expectation
Several ships are preparing to sail the weather pro.
Argo and Zurich, for New York
LATE FROM MExIco-A large number of Mexican
papers have been received down to the 18th OF Feb
ruary of which have unable as yet to procure
a complete analysis The most important portions of
lishment of constitutional monarchy in that country
for which party has been formed openly supported by
per for the h Of February contains the development
the views of this party. The writer recaptuates the
authority of SPAIN and presents melancholy picture Of
its present state ruined and distracted Within and press
ed from without BY the United States which is daily
gagged in the work Of annexng away its territory Texas
is gone California is going Tne northern depart
ments adjacent to those countries will undergo the
fate and what must be the necessary consequence
Mexico either become the slave Of the North Anne
rcan confederacy be condemned to the class OF the
semibarbarous republics of the South with which
civilized nation will longer treat. From these dreadful
alternatives there but in constitutional
monarchy-no security for peace property religion
nothing to prevent the cathedras of the only
igon from being turned into meeting houses for secs
which scandaze the world by their squsbles and their
towers from being overshaded by the hated flag Of the
stars and stripes representative monarchy says Ell
Tempo. will protect the distant provinces we'll
those OF the centre and extend the frontiers of cvlza
ton, which must otherwise yield before barbarism II
will protect industry, regulate commerce. develop the
intellectual activity Of the nation and above all will
secure foreign alliances to enable Mexico struggle
successfully against the United States Nothing said
distinctly TO the person view for the throne s
only limited that he must be prince of royal blood but
must come alone, unsupported by foreigners. Not
single employment, military CIVIL should be held by
other than Mexican. The Mexican army must alone
support the rights of the nation We heard from
another quarter that scheme supposed be foot
to restore Santa Ana Mexico. Meantime private let
tiers entertain us with accounts of the amusements to