The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-03


Per I 2s's ., Per 1 Gis. y:
iHa.1 cor wh'st... 10 slelS
Indian Meal. -. 20 81 -
American Flour. 80 90 "a 80
This comparative statement gives, at glance,
the change in the market in ten days. On the
18th ut.. according to the advices received by
the Washington, -four was selling in Liverpool
at 81 shillings
The details of the news are to be found in the
following dispatches
Telegraphic Despatch, MOL.
LIVERPOOL July 49, 1s47.
There has been decline in -four Sales were
made in Liverpool to-day at "a 35s.
Teiegrsphie Despatch. No. a.
LIVERPOOL, July 20, lS47.
Flour, sweet, 81 IS shillings sour, n a %.
Wheat, red, IS 4d, and 9s Sd white, 9s l0d
los I'd.
Beet, prime mess, 80 81 per tierce; So A. P.
L. per barrel.
Pork, new mess, rs 70; old mess, SO II;
new prime, 80 a g..
Cotton, ordinary to middling, New Orleans,
81 "; fair to good fair, 4; -; good to fine,
81 a9,
Telegraphic Despatch, No. 3.
BosToN, Aug 2, lS47.
The steamer Hibernia, Ryrie, from Liverpool,
10th, via Halifax, 3lst, arrived at 80 A M.
A Liverpool date of her day of sailing, states
that during the previous ten days,th weather had
been almost uninterruptedly fine, and each day
strengthened the expectations entertained of an
abundant harvest of grain throughout the British
islands, and all Europe. The heavy decline in
corn. which took place at the beginning of the
month had been checked since the 18th. The mar
ket has again given way. The prospects OF still
receiving large supplies from the United States,
and by way of the Mediterranean, added to the
fine weather which prevails in all quarters, de-
pressed the market, which presented every as
pect Of downward movement.
The potato crop was represented to be free from
danger, and contribute not little to affect
prices. During the week, however, ending on
ihe Goth, the market had been much firmer-
ihe prices of the 18th became current, and
were maintained throughout the week, and on
the 10Th, in Mark Lane, further advance OF
one shilling took place. The trade in Indian
corn was, however, quite paralysed, and flour
in barrels was quite neglected.
The cotton market had been steady since the
10Th; sales pretty large and considerable portion
takcn on speculation ana LOT cApOIt, tHeIc was
better demand from the trade, as orders from
foreign countries were on the increase. There
had been an advance of Id in prices since
the 10TH and the market closed steadily at the
quotations. The sales of the week ending July
10, were 40, l60 bales.
In cured provisions limited business Butter
had receded transactions in bacon were limited;
prices had receded a 4 shillings Pork in
limited demand American hams neglected, and
prices if anything lower
The reports from the manufacturing districts
are of satisfactory and encouraging character /;
some few failures noticed in the Manchester
-eports, but they not TO any great extent.
The woollen trade in Yorkshire was resuming a
healthy position.
There was rather more enquiry for tobacco
particularly American, suited for expectation
several parcels Of Kentucky leaf had been taker
AZ advancing prices
The Macedonian arrived at Cork the 18th o
July
Parliament was TO be dissolved on the 2itl
ultimo.
There is nothing of importance from Ireland
Th- French Chamber Of Peers had brough
the trials concerning ministerial corruption, t
a close. M Teste will have TO refund the 90, 90
francs, be imprisoned three years, pay fine o
$4,000 francs, and forfeit his peersge Offices an
civil rights. Gen. Cubieres, forfeits fine @
10000 francs, his peerage, his military honorf
and civil rights Parmentier forfeits his civ
rights and fine of 10000 francs. M. Pellaprs
tits now said, will present himself on Monda
10 the court, that he may receive the sentenc
bis offrnc, demands. The effect OF these rcv'
lsdoss at This moment, cannot fail TO prove MOI