The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-09

Besides l2l bbs rye -four and % hhds and 2O37 bbs
meal Wholesome $4,000 bushels Penna wheats
have reached the market this week by the Tide Water
Canal Yesterday morning there was sale OF Penna.
white at l67 cents This morning, under the effect of
the English advces to 10Th ut prices have risen some
cents; holders ask higher and buyers offering
but yet they have not met and we are consequently
unable to make positive quotation We note sale of
fair good Md red this morning at 65 prime Md red is
worth l70c OfMd white wheas there none in market
We advised of sales Of 1000 bushels Pennsylvania red
l6Sc and of 1000 bushels Pennsylvania white 72c
Corn.-This morning sales of Md. yellow have been
made at 00c per bushel and of Md white at 90a92c and
we quote accordingly Yesterday morang, before the
round Pennsylvania yellow at 95a96c 1t is worth to-
day some or &C more. Rye.-Sales of 1000 bushels
worth 95c Oats-Saes yesterday at SO cents
Exports of Flour and Grain to Europe from Bati-
derry The British brig Garnet, Ashton, was clear
ed May Sd, with 350lH bushels corn in bulk; 3456
bags, containing l0246 bushels do 300 bbls -four; 2I2
do meal; hhds Bacon Dbl dried peaches; boxes
wearing apparel To Londonderry: Brig Grand Turk,
Shaw, cleared May 5th with 6ooo bushels yellow
corn; go bbs -four. To Londonderry: Bark Warwick
Weeks, also cleared same day with 50s2 bags
tanning 5405 bushels corn 1900 bbs cornmeal 500 do
-four; 90 do crackers; 5 do shad; l cask hams 1000
slaves. To Londonderry Br. brig Betsey Cabena,
cleared 9th, with 5979 bushels corn; bbls flour TO
Glasgow: ,Br schr Columbian Packet Marshall, was
cleared 6th with 1886 bags wheat 1889 bushes); 100
W. o. slaves; 300 ps heading; also, for account Of the
Scotch Relief Committee 1888 bbls meal 46 do. flour;
Dbl beans To Cork Ship Norfolk Linnel cleared yes
terday friday with 5000 bbls four $50 do cornmeal
5000 bushels yellow corn in bulk and 224 bags contain
Vessels the port of Baltimore loading ready to load
-four aud grain for Enrope-For London-ships Leyant
Foulk; Mississippi Harvey sr.; Br ship Boyne, Mier
Br bark Sir Edward Parry Gray For Liverpool-ships
Hampton Briggs Louisiana, Cole; Lydia, soule Matilda,
smith; Richard Anderson Bennett Br ships Henrietta,
sharp; Oregon, Evans; Salisbury. Grove; William Daw-
SON. Spitall Elizabeth Scott lanthe, Robins; Or brig
Bowes Elwood. For Ireland-Shipi Oenesee Watts
Br. ship Marion, McKsrtie.Br. barks Ayrshire, Mack
mecken Barlow, Foody; Irvine, Daughty; Mar
mon, Lane Wilson, Jordan Anna Wise, Herbert;
InIre Hiron, Lny
Jane, Dixon; Maria, Campbell; Mary Jane Ewert;
Mary Henry Peters; Neriad, Dawson; Richard n.
Parker, Guest Shepherdess Craig Volant, Peter
son; William Grove, Dixon; Worseley, Keetley ;
Br. schrs; Henry, Bowers; Jane May, May For Glas-
gov, Scotand-Br. barks Christian, Mcclellan; Norway,
Hughes. For Hull, Engppd-Br. ship Rmswell Brown
For Havre-Ships Sarah, Cutter; Milton Gorham; Bro
bark Diana Kuhlman.
The following vessels loading with tobacco for
Europe: For RotterdamBr. ship Charles Humbert
Sou stnttleson; Dutch ship Johann Jacob, Van Giker
ken. For Antwerp-ship Nledora, Borand. For Bre-
men-shps Rhons Harvey, Jr. stephen Iurman
Conking; Harvest, Fuller, Luise, Steenken; Bremen
bark Sophie, kuhlke.
CINCINNATI, May AIN consequence OF tho Sands
81 81 which 45O bbls sold early from canal but
after il that the New York market not
favoraby affected by the European advices buyers
less anxious while sellers were more willing to accept
the morning rate From store 10 and 200 bbls sold
at 81 80; 500 do ~ Orleans, inspection guaranteed at
81 80; 100 do at 81 81 On Saturday evening 200 bbs
City Mills sold at 81 so in MILL contract also for
1000 bbls do, deliverable LIST June, Mt 81 81.
New ORLEANS, April 29.--The only sales hear Of
are 700 barrels Illinois and 1CO Ohio Mt Sc; also,
change night not before TRANSFERRED 1850 Illinois at
So l21-light stock sustaining prices Whcat-Ioo
sacks good sold at 81 25 Corn-lO0O sacks damaged
sold iOc 1856 sacks mixed in Kentucky baggng Mt 55c
and 700 yellow 62c 60c offered and refused for 1000
sacks white and mixed Tendency to settle at 6oaioc
for yellow and 6Oa65 for white showing decline the
news Of l0al5c per bushel Oats-6OO and $50 sacks
Ohio sold at 45c-fair demand.