The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-05

Lane by land carriage samples from the neghboring
counties has also been very traing On Wednesday the
Essex, Kent and Suffolk stands nearly bare and
the mers being anxious buyers prices Is to Is per Or
higher than those current in the beginning of the week
generally demanded Friday and though the inquiry
less active than earlier in the week needy purcha
had alternative but TO comply The averages
now beginning to show the influence of the recent rise
in prices the last return for the kingdom being Is 3D.
and that for London Sd per ora higher than han the rssur1s
been los (he highest point, must in the of few
weeks recede and is likely to decline gradually till it
falls to is per Or the minimum under the existing law
does not, however, by any means follow that this will
insure us supply the harvest just secured having pro-
tnonal Europe. In France and Belgium, as well as in
several Of the southern countries the deficiency is
reported serious have caused prices rise
atons of wheat relatively higher than in the British
markets There is consequently little prospect of large
mporations from quarter except America and the
surplus growth Of the United States will unique
bly, be shipped whatever market moy promise the best
bid u.s. even this resource would fall These consdera
tons have not been overlooked by holders Of foreign
ally enhanced terms Our millers have
unwlpgness to pay the advanced rates demanded and
during the week the business done both Wednesday
and Friday however, at prices which could not have
been obtained in the commencement Of the week Most
Of the bonded wheat has been either withdrawn sold
for shipment ito France and there has been scarcely
sample offer Monday last. In this state of al
fairs it is not easy to give quotations. but crer
on of the value of wheat under lock- may mention
that common Polish Odessa has been held at AS per
being than it would few weeks ago have fetched
Flour has been in good request and the mers have
experienced difficulty in making sales at the enhance
ment established Monday United States flour has also
been taken freely and good brands have realized 30s
ais bb duty paid whilst for parcels in bond a7s and
The supply Of Barley has fallen short of the dc mand
and factors have declined selling the finer qualities the
Of aa 1SSg hvs
day The duty on this grain fell step on Thursday and
from the present position Of the average it may be ex
pected to recede to the lowest point
Malt has sparngly to hand; and the real search
ty of fine qualities has increased their value fully per
OF English Oats only qrs have arrived during the
week. whilst from Scotland and Ireland the receipts
have been trivial VIZ loi qrs and OS3 qrs respectively
general opinion that the most OF the Archange shipments
have come to hand whilst the quantity passage
from other quarters is believed to be unmYoIant,
scarcity Of this grain is looked upon as by
improbable event.
decd already become and the market is COMPARE
lively bare Of moderately good samples Factors have
asked have been high check business The sales
made Wednesday were at an advac OF Is per Or,
Mondays quotations, but since then the demand has
For Indian Corn a speculative inquiry has been expe
renced and though purchasers have sdy pa Is to
IS more, many holders have declined selling.
Beans have with good deal of attention since
last and have realized enhanced rates. for Egyptian in
bond 33s per or has been obtained.
OF English Peas none have appeared at market since
Monday; foreign have consequently been taken at high
prices.
that Rye being regulated by the Barley averages,
what we have said above in respect to the probable fall
Of the latter applies to the whole Of these articles
The late rise the value Of all kinds of grain in the
British markets has, usual influenced quotations at
the ports 81 on e Rs b S has ad
much caused by orders from Belgium and France
by the reports from hence.
Letters from Dsnzix, dated 9th inst furnish with
statement of the shipments from thence during August
from which it appears that Of the $3.50 lasts exported
only $50 lasts had been despatched British ports
Since the previous posday rather large purchases had
been made there Belgian account whilst scarcely any
had been principally in low qualities for which equal TO
44s to 46s per Or, free board had been paid. For
parcels weighing Cabs to ealbs per bush though not
lots ASS had refused Altogether fully 800 lasts
had changed hands within the week.
have been done Barley and Peas than in Wheat We
learn however, from Settin that few purchases Of the
latter article had been made there for shipment at very
for fine heavy Uckermark Barley had come sparingly
forward and had realized equal to 26s per Dr. free
sought after and small lot Of new Uckermsrk had
brought ses per ar There was not much grain being
and vessels TO load for the coast Of Great
Britain might then have been chartered to o. 3D.
AT Rostock supplies Of new grain had come slowly
to hand and holders having asked extravagant prices
comparatively few bargains had been closed.
The reports from Hamburg, Of Tuesday last, inform
the trinng nature of the stocks had prevented much
business being done. Fair qualities weighing 6Olbs
NJ
had been sought after, and much 26s quarter
had been paid for fine heavy samples Of to be ship
per quarter and high asked had the
execution of the orders which had been received.
From Antwerp have letters of the 10th inst Wheat
and Rye then in brisk demsnd and the tendency
Of prices of these articles and Oats decidedly up
wards.
In the French markets considerable excitement seems
to have prevailed letter from Marsees of the 9Th
nst states that the stocks of Wheat on the spot had be
greatly reduced; which, with the excited state
ments from hence, and continued orders from Langue
doc had caused further rise in prices The best quail
condsry descrptions from ass cd to 4es per quarter
At other ports in the Mediterranean the value OF Whea
according to the most recent sdvices equally high
Al Lcghorn, the I'd ofSeptember, there lively
demand, and Maranopoli and Ghirka Wheat to arrive
then paid with AS per quarter free board Indian
Corn had also been much inquired for ais having been
paid for Gastz At Trieste this article quoted 22s
2as 3D. and at Venice 24. per quarter free on board
Freight from the latter to Great Britain would be Sc
to IS. Cd per quarter, and 10 per cent for prmage.
miscellaneous.
THE CoNvrcr HErnY.-Yesterday morning, Joseph
Henry sent of from the prison OF La Roquee to the
hulks at Touon execution of the sentence ofhe Cou
of Peers Until his being transferred to this prison. he
maintained hopesthat his appeal to the king for
for his counsel, NJ. Baroche, to VIII ON he
pressed great anxiety to his fate At six in the morn
ing he was informed that he must prepare go Tou-
by all persons sentenced to the hulks He sunk into
state OF and almost stupor exclaming Oh God
Oh God All then is over No hope is left" And when
brought to be put into the van, he saluted those
around him, and seeing Inspector general of prisons
among them he raised his eyes to him and said while his
face sreamed with perspraton which he endeavored to
conc ea but could not should have preferred death
other convcis condemned to the hulks for differ.
ent Of from five TO ten years, sent of with
him None of them seemed to have the least commers-
ton TO- their miserable companion Among these was
Pierre Marie Lecareux sentenced for six years as one oil
Fourner gang of robbers and when he stripped Tor
being invested with the convics dress there was found
tattooed on the right side OF his breast Mort Foner ct
Meiaine Maquef, Fournier's mistress whose comics
and evidence formed the main ground Of CONVICTION
- Gahgnani
The isuBmus OF PANAMA.-The journals had an
nounced last the departure of NJ Klein on mis-
sion from the French and English company Of the 18th.
mus of Panama TO the effect Of presenting to the 60
ysrnmen of New Grenada the draught Of treaty for
the and opening Of communication between
the two oceans. NJ. Klein has returned from his mis-
sion and arrived at Bogota with copy of the treaty
and Of the condition Of the contract for the execution
a railroad across the Isthmus Of Panama debated be-