The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-11

Peas have likewise been held at enhanced terms
though the demand for the latter article has notbeen
Floating carsoss Of Indian have again been much
sought after on irish account and important bargains
procurable in the commencement Of the week.
w aSF' b. Pass o",s q Ry. H S.. p.c. Flour
December p. 30 . i g 1slI I, 4s! %
5::::$: !: f.; $$'::$i::
sis week. -. 81 n $50 Ass7S $500
week -. 40 40 aoaOa "
fish Colonies / o o 0 10 10 100 ~
Owing to the nenarrival Of the Hamburg mail Of
Tuesday last. sdvices from the northern ports of
Europe not of auch recent dates usual: have
however Dantze letters of the 9th inst by the way Of
Holsnd, from which it appears that the continued nd
this side had had the usual effect prices having
run up quite as rapidly there with For fine high
mixed wheat holders had refused to sccept below COS TO
been demanded whilst the most ordinary descriptions
had been held at Sos to 52s quarter free board in
spring. Rye had been much enqured for and, having
very sparngly to hand had realized equal to 42s
At the Lower Baltic ports the stocks of grain said
to he extremely SMALL and by the most recent accounts
from Rostock settip Sc. IT appears that the supplies
from the growers had been on restricted scale in con
beon done though the demand had been lively At the
first Of these ports barley the 7th inst quoted at
32s 3D. and at Stettn the Same day. 34s quarter
At Hamburg on the 9th of January the frost was 80.
we're, and the Elbe then completely frozen over
The transactions in grain since the previous post day had
been quite unmporant, but prices of both wheat and
spring had further advanced. The very great rise
here has placed Quotations Of wheat in this Country
above those of Marseiles and other places in the Med
At MsrseiIles on the 10th of January common Polish
Odessa wheat deliverable in March. obtainable at
equal sos to 54 and superior at SIS quarter free
hAor on1 unso,k houn
been bought at 55s per quarter.
From Leghorn have letters OF the 9th of January;
purchase Of 1000 sacks Of Maronape wheat had been
made there for shmen at equa to about sos per quar-
ter free board In most Of the French markets wheat
and -four have undergone further RISE and prices are
too nearly alike in this and that country to allow Of
business being done with advantage
Since writing the above, the Hamburg mail of Tues
dates from the Baltic Wheat still rising in
values which the growers bringing
forward supplies but slowly.
Markets.
LONDON MONEY MARKET. Jan I9-The prospect of the
drain Of bullion from this country which referred to
in last has had tendency TO depre the market for
consos and prices during the last fortnight have uctu
aed. but, generally with a downward tendency. It is
supposed that two millions two millions and half Of
specie will have to be sent to the United States in pay
ment ofthe large amount of breadsus that daily
drawing from hence and the rate Of exchange at the last
aavices was so low to show good profit the
Under these orcn" Stances the Bank of England has
acted wisely In raise the rate of interest ills dis
COunted lmmed10tely followed
the houses in Lombard street. that the rate
three and half to four per cent for the best class
bills The usual settlements in the stock market have
taken place this week and passed over without any mis-
hap. although the differences. in very
large Consos have declined, onsand quarter to
and half per cent or more than we remember for a
long time past and the market is very week.-Mrs. 10
great measure owing to the issue Of the hank notice
the 4h instant the first effect Of which is always very
depressing: added which the drain upon the French
money market, and the continued fall in the Rentss
has brought about almost panic in Paris and has
QIu n nd N mn
gloomy appearance, under which influence consols,
which were at 92s< previous to the IAth went down
ok to OAK for the account Bs1S stock left OF At
reduced three per cents e2N to
and Excheau.r bill: s. e 8. prsmiu% There had been
rather business doing in the foreign stocks unt til
the bank notice appeared since which the market has
been heavy, with little doing The change was mostly
Perceptble in Spanish. Portuguese and Mexican The
latest bargains were-Brazsn for the account at s5,;
at aa and for the account at ~ portuguese four per
cents at 30 for money and 81 for the accounts Spanish
Ave per cents for the account at a4x the three per
cents at 3s for money, and at sax Tor the account
Venezuela 39; Belgian fourand shaf per cents at
94A Dutch per cents 6s and the four per
buoyant, and the numerous calls due this month were
paid readily but this market has also received check
tent
LONDON Corn TRADE, January 20 The value Of wheat
has risen day by day for many weeks consecutvely
without single pause and prices have now attained an
altitude cac ulsted to induce caution the part of buy
ers. Prudent tradesmen consider speculative invest
%en. % ana ae
restricting their operations being unwilling to take more
than just sufficient to keep their customers supplied
follows, but owing to the peculiar circumstances Of the
present season. we greatly doubt whether such will in
ments of grain continue to be made from England to
Ireland from which country in the ordinary course of
events are in the habit of drawing considerable
portion of our supplicsis alone sufficient to upset all
previously conceived notions
LIVERPOOL Corroy MARKEr, roR WEEK ENDING IA
sThe result of stock taking reported in
annual statement Of imports &c. well as the weekly
circular published Thursday last was to add.
tonal confidence in the article and bring forward
siderable speculative demand Prices also raised
from quotations Of the 3lst about Nd per h. Since
that time and especially during the last three days the
market has gradually assumed queter and more settled
appearances speculation perhaps little checked by the
upward tendency Of corn and provisions has in great
subsidized; and as the consuming buyers have
little time to look about and select their various
qualities, they obtaining about I'd concession in
price Our quotations, therefore, will stand about
I'D higher than the scale published the slst and
I'd lever than at the close Of last week The sales Of
to-day estimated at 1000 bales, 5000 being specula
ton 81 100 American, 1850 Pernams, 1850 Surats 400
Egyptian and 100 Maranham have been taken this week
specustion and $50 American and 200 Surats for
port. Sales for the week are So 30 bales.
ANOTHER RErosT.-In the first few days of the pre-.
sent year spectators purchased to large extent but
the demand from the trade was only moderate and ad
vance Of fully 1sd per Id. was generally obtained for
Americans during the last day or two, however specu
ator nave SUSPENDED their operations and this advance
has not been maintained the quotations being now near
ly par with those of 3lst December Spectators
have taken 81 900 American, 1850 Pernams 100 Maran
ham 400 Egyptian and 1850 Surat and exporters 800
and 200 Surat Sales for the week %
bales.
Foa WEEK ENDING JAW l5-Almost to the very
hour, the Boston steamer Cambria in, expected
on Wednesday evening On Thursday, yesterday morn
ing therefore, every anxious to learn the latest
opinions and estimates the alLinterestng question
the crop-whether previous reports received conirma
N q
any kind the subject full examinati Of her &C
counts leads to the conclusion that the crop cannot
rate prove more than moderate one; that the
Der of parties estimating the crop high millions
is on the decrease and the number of those rating
der 900 900 the increase From the various CORES
pondence have and taking into the
Of the year to which have arrived wp think the
public safely conclude that the crop Of the u stse
will not materially exceed two millions OF bales with
ty This mportan, point and that extent being main
ly settled in our minds, look with little anxiety