The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-07


kinsdon the advsss zee Of asf character At Bril-.
toll only retail ese could be made Thursday without
giving way, and sellers being generally unwilling to 90
sspt lsss monsy, tbs Operations were unimportsnt.
From Birmingham We learn that though statement
OF 10 per Or was submitted TO- the misrs had acted on
the reserve.
leading consuming towns, affairs have not improved In
the agricultural districts and learn from some OF the
principal shipping ports the east to insure
sale to Is per less had In partial instances been
taken for wheat
By our sdvicss from Scotland and Ireland 1t appears
that favorable weather similar TO that here
had enabled to make considerable progress with
the psration Of che land for autumn sowing Short
supplies and good demand seed wheat had caused
value that article to be well supported In the
both countries Prices fsprng Corn appear also
have been pretty steadily maintained owing to the
moderate character Of the supplies
The arrivals Of wheat coastwse into London, though
rather larger than before have amounted to only 662
hbitsd at Mark Lane by land.carriags samples, has,
MEANWHILE been trihing but the mllers having acted
with the utmost caution the trade has been exceed
ngiy languid. On wednesday factors were not dis
posed to give way, and the few sales made were at
much the same terms those current In the begin
Increased, and the business done on Friday was at
prices which would not have been accepted earlier In
the week We have to report very abundant supply
II foreign wheat upwards Of So 900 quarters having
come TO hand during the week. The greater part Of
this arrival consists Of secondary and inferior qualities
OF wheat shipped from the Black and AEo6 Some
Of the cargoss have been long time passage, and
the condition Of the major portion is likely to turn out
iudn-rsnty 1t is Therefore scarcely to be expected
board, however anxious they may be to save landing
EXPENSES. The demand tor foreign wheat has been
even less active than the inquiry for English indeed
only the best Dansg and nne Baltic red have been taken
IN retail at previous prices other kinds though offered
close Of the week, having been quite neglected. Com
psratvey few country buyers have visited market
II late, and the quantity taken for local consumption
has been SMALL but prices about - low now for
foreign wheat at Mark Lane In any part Of the king
dom, We may oslculats on an improved inquiry.
LoNpor-At Mark lane on the 9th inst, there was
but small supply OF home grown Wheat, but Of foreign
thu show of samples considerable and both Wheat
aud Flour English and American commanded the prices
obtained on the Attn On the following market day the
sh buinsss done considerable but at about the
currency paid on the 9th Indian corn was shade
lower and for the best qualities 99s was taken On
Monday the th the business In wheat was less extern
,ve and the the 4h could not be
English -four commanded the prices paid on the etn on.
duh of SALE and prices had down. tendency %
the following day the 18Th, the market was much de-
Of the It'll and for Our buyers obtain
the article at another fall Of Ii Der barrel Indian
corn continued hesvy sha Wa WIN ~ tor
ign considerable, and FROM New York alone two
ships took into this market 10 900 quarters On the
market day the 18th, there further fail OF Il
quarter and the aspect Of the market excessively
lsavy; further importation OF about $4,000 quarter
Of foreign wheat tended to lower that days
we'll sustained On the Corn Exchange yesterday there
further fall Of about 3s on wheat; and barreles
changed hands at further decline of 10 to Is Cd per
barrel Indian corn commanded lsss attention, and
was heavy Of sale.
LrvsRrooL-The market since the 9th inst has been
pretty steady and for all descriptions OF grain and grain
produce there has been moderate demand, and fair
amount Of business transacted On that day there WAS
wheat, at an advance of Sd per bushel There was
free sale Of barrel -four, and 2Ss was established for
prices receded s garter Wheat further advanced
per bushsl the sth whilst 2ss Sd to 29s paid
for best American -four large number of buyers at.
tended the 18th. English and Irish, as we'll as all
kinds of foreign wheat met dull lingering sale, entirely
losing the advance obtained on the sth and hardly
tanning the rates Of the 5th American -four not so
salsabe and receded to ais Sd for the best Western
Canal. Indian receded Is to 2s per quarter and
18TH having fewer country mers at the market than
Of late the transactions In kind of wheat were but
general runs Of foreign receded Sd under the
rates of the l2th. States and Canadian -four although
saesbe to fair amount to consumers declined Is per
BARREL and Irish In which little business was apparent
rather cheaper Indian cern continuing to attract
modsrsts share Of attention for both English and Irish
account maintained rates of the 18th inst meal
even upon good demand, giving way I'd per barrel.
MALTA Oct 7-Our sales principally for consump-
ton Azof hard wheat, 39s <Os Odessa 35s 36s Cd
Asoff soft do, sos SO; Ro nelia, 25s 26s Cd Egypt
white GAS cd 2os; do red EOS els per barley los
l7s Indian corn, Ids los cd; beans new 25s 28s
per Or We have In deposit SO 200 and 800 qrs IL
port Several vessels here seeking for freight The
highest offered 10 IS Sd for London Some osrgos Of
veil as the BsrIsts wheat Is known to be superior to
the very best Azoh.
ODESSA, Sept 22-Since the departure of the last
steamer little nothing has been done In grain few
DAYS ago. quantity of Polish soft wheat yellow weigh
ing about 10 paudss sold for 20 rubss fortnight ago
it fetched % rsubes We have no disposable vessels
Some hundred vessels loading the Roads Freights
to Marseilles are AZ to AT.
GALArz, Sept. ls-Up to the present moment are
in Of IS to the fate Of those houses to
Of failure in Genoa to the amount Of six millions
francs One Of first houses here stopped yesterday
The place appears In mourning Many vessels have ar
rived mostly Engsn some 20 disposabe; this has
lowered the freghts For England los is offered and
for Marseies A. Hard wheatis 1876 to l3O SOFT 100
I4O; Indian 95 to l02 barley so None of the
harvest yet sod by government order which declares
any sale made before the end Of September to be null
and void
SMYRNA, Sept. 2s-Hsre prices still the same
Rsns Of Adm red from rs to 90 pias the black
from 80 to 33h Some sales Of wheat and barley have
been effected wheat at 30 the kilo for 900 kilos bar
ley at 10 for $4,000 kilos. Exchange London iO9 p
the pound sterling.
ALEXANDRIA Sept. 2s-Corn-our commerce is In a
perfect state Of stsgnstion by of the accounts
from England Nothing is doing; every body s afraid
to purchase with the exception Of beans, prices
somina Wheat is 65 TO So D. beans, SO to 3d. barley
80 49, Indian corn 80 to 80 the ardsb, Of Eve English
bushels nearly Cotton keeps up but nothing
doing it Is from $40 to 24Op Frrights have fallen to
England 9s per or to France az francs, for grain
Exchange on Loneon, ok pss the pound sterling
Markets.
LIVERPOOL CorTor MARkEr-R port for the Wesk
ending Oct Sin the early part Of the week the unfa
vorabe circumstances alluded to In the last three circu
lara acted upon this market with increased severity
prices very irregular; In many instances forced
sales of American made for immediate cash pay
nent at fully "a per 10 decline; the trade however.
have shown confidence, and throughout the week
have bought fairly eserday and to-day less cotton
has been offered aud improved tone il perc-ptibe In
he market Nevertheless, all descriptions, excepting
5urat which is "a to xd I'd to I'd lower than the
q have taken 100 American
and 900 Surat, and exporters $50 American and 20O
urat The sales for the week amount to ~ $40 bales
United Brokers
Report for the Week ending Oct l6-W ehave passed
another week Of the most extreme depression in our
cotton market. The distrust and embarrassment at
tending every operation OF business hardly be
ceedd Discounts for the best bankers bills continue
to be very difficult and very dear Brokers' accept
snces, to certain extent sound facility. totally
useless Sales Of produce, the only remaining mode Of
raising money, circumscrbed and the usual payments
when received, Of immediate avail for meeting
cepted engagements. Under such circumstances, IL IL
wonder that commercial houses even Of mere than
ordinary prudence and fair should suffer much
inconv enience and apprehension All persons who