The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-12

deliver seven times the quantity and that continued
demand IL much to be desired for our merchants anu
agrcuturists since the demand takes place Juss Ia
year when Russia conveniently supply it II Is pro
babc that last year and this will bring Russia 2VVoVOo
ready money more than usual
Accounts from the rural districts Of Germany con-
nue TO speak of the scarcity of provisions and tho
spreading desire for emigration Chiefly to Amerca, not
only among the poorest classes, but also among the
that before long the question providing facilities Of
emigration will be brought before the authorities Of the
several states.
Favorable accounts have been received of the growing
crops In Egypt.
The accounts Of the food riots in Belgium have it ap
pears, been grossly exaggerated.
BY circular from the Minister Of Commerce and
Agriculture in France, the projects called upon
make daily report to the OF the state and
promise Of the growing crops of corn.
III Eco del Concrete says that COCO wagons
poyed in transporting to Santandcr grain for cxporta
ton and that an enormous quantity has been attracted
which the Duke of Ranxarcs has u large interest
In the present high prices of the principal articles Of
food COLI letter OF the 18th ut the hopes OF the
public generally fixed on the next harvest Accord
ing TO accounts that have been received the winter
which has been promises fair and AS the land is in
very good condition, fine crop is expected As last
not uniavorabe TO the potatoes the year
before we max perhaps entertain hope that this year
will be still less
The department OF Dcux savrcs IN France. has been
tinued rise in At the last market of Parhcnay,
wheat reached the high price of 46 and at that
price the supply taken off at Some excitement
apparent but it did not break out into any dstur
bance Fears were however, entertained of troubles ut
Thenezay for the approaching marSet-day Of the 18th
In this state of things the authorities thought ii
prudent to send to the Project and General De Fremont
for additional forces These gentlemen Immediately set
out, accompanied by detachment of the 9th chasseurs
but on tho way. second dispatch having arrived with
less alarming the troops ordered to return to
Mort The Project aud the general proceeded 10 Parthc-
n n ~ ed
TO the to be taken returned the next day to
Mort The market Of vaussais, the nth was
marked by some disturbances in consequence of the
small supply of corn and the augmentation of price.
Some arrests effected after which order
tablished.
Accounts from Havre OF Monday the 10th ult, state
that the wind having veered round to the east
vessels had arrived with In consequence n slight
rise Of prices had taken place.
Our accounts from Madrid are of the TIth Ministers
had been questioned in the Cores relative to the high
price Of provisions at Madrid well to the scarcity
felt In certain provinces In reply to which they OBJ
served that government could not take upon itself to
prohibit exportation although in certain places the To-
while Alicante and Nurca we're complaining of the high
price Of corn in La Mancha and CASTLE the complaint
was that corn was not bringing sufficiently high price
We learn from the public papers that immense expoa
tons OF corn for France taking place at Santandc
and it is limited that the Due dc Rianzares Queen Chris
tina's husband, is no stranger to the speculation.
Miscellaneous COmmerc Intelligence.
LONDON MONEY MARKEr, Wednesday evening March
1.-THE arrival Of the steamer with the American mail
securities Consos opened ut ssss nearly equal for
ney and account but the market gave way TO 1874
and es's For considerable time tho only change was
from buyers TO sellers 1t SSi for account, and the la
test quotations S8i q for money and S51S "a for
count The market closed weakly, very large
sales of stock having been made by brokers' who act
usually for influential parties, during the day There
was purchase made account Of the commissioners
for the redemption of the public debt and hence it
inferred that the broker supplied to the usual amount
by sales made account Of the savings banks This
is contingency which the high price of provisions and
zoe ona A,taI
boring classes may be expected to increase in
in consequence of the Withdrawal Of money for subss
tence.
The scrip of the Loan was donc at = and = discount
Exchequer Bills were par to D and India Bonds 8 pm
There large sale of Thrce-anda Quarter per cent
stock made for the opening at bsA exdivdend alleged
to be ON account OF public company. Notice was
given this afternoon that the East India Company had
advanced the Of interest their bonds to 3 per
cent This, and other similar cases. will increase the
difficulty Of keeping Exchequer Bills afoat, unless the
ratio of interest IL further advanced.
The probability OF the bank directors going step fur
thor in advance in their minimum rate at the week.
meeting tomorrow, has been the subject of anxious in
qury and discussion throughout the whole Of the day
The commercial letters from the United States &C.
morally represented holding out the certainty that
very much increased amount of the precious metals
will be required to meet the fall in the exchange which
generally expected to fall lower than it at til,
date of the sailing Of the present packet In the higher
monetary circles therefore, the opinion is much mor
uniform than it last week in favor Of tho bank bon
| now justified in making another move in advance
The transactions in foreign securities Of no in
tcrest either in number amount There not
| bargain marked in Spanish bonds: Gillian were don
at 93; Ecuador, 2's; Grenada Deferred o; Mexican
! 2ld; Dutch Two-and-a-Iiaf per Cents, 57s4 and tn
Four per Cent Certificates 9lss. Railway shares wer
| fiat.
| PARIS BorRsE, TCrspAY March l6.--Thc market ha
again been excessively heavy throughout the day Thu
general opinion which prevails that notwithstanding
the declaration Of the Minister of Finance the govern
will be ultimately compelled to resort to loan to re
ieve its necessities tends to depress the market addc,
to which report was in circulation that intimatoi
Ind been made by the Bank Of England that the loan
uHa IN I'm Iian Of
paid at the time specified and could not he postponed
The increasing price of and -four in most of the
markets and the consequent calls which will be made
the government for assistance in procuring supplies also
increase the general gloom and from the opening every
thing showed downward tendency Threcs after being
Ace The market closed az follows Three per Cents
for cash az zoe for account III 55c Five per Cents
for cash, lJf zoe for account ll5f Zoe: Bank Of
France Shares 32i0f spanish Threes 3i4 ditto Elves
and Neapolitan not quoted.
The Share Market has been also extremely heavy; ali
the lines throughout the day offered and at the close the
| quotations generally lower.
| LIVERPOOL CorroS MARKET, Friday. March l9.-Th'
same limited demand for cotton which prevailed las
week has been maintained during the whole of the pre-
sent. The policy of working short time is ex
tensively adopted by the spnncrs that the estimate,
dimnution of the weekly consumption is 10 600 bales
This together with the unremunerating character o
branch of the trade, has tended greatly to m
the sales the present relative value of manufactures
OF cotton controlling any disposition the part of
sinners to hold any large supply The Boston steamer
which arrived ON Tuesday Is represented TO have
cipate from their execution relief under the heavy
stocks they hold, and also favorable action upon the
exchanges But although this circumstance has tended
to give confidence il has not hitherto. influenced any
increased demand and the total sales of the week in
Guiding 1900 for export, have only been, 1880 bales
All kinds Of American have been freely offered, the
limited state Of the demand ahording to holders little
opportunity to make progress In sales the authorised
quotations of fair quate. Of all kinds are reduced
id per ID but at this decline, purchases In Upands
which 1t places Mt SD per ID, cannot be made to any
extent Pcrnams have been taken to some extent for
export they freely offered and in them, well as
ia other kinds Of Brazil and in Egyptian further de-
cline OF nd per ID has been submitted to- surnts are
only In limited request and they have declined I'D per
ID 1000 bales Of American have been taken spccu-
aton, and ll30 Of American, $50 Of Surat and 220
Pernams for export To-day the sales 5000 bales
cotton Is freely offered prices the samc as yester
day. Sales this wcek-230 Sea Island Georgia. I'D a
l7lsd; - Stained ditto 49,; $3.50 Upland bowed, 5hd
a0'.di $3.50 New Orleans 6ssd I'd 1920 Mobile
Dad 6'4d.
IMroRrs.
To this date, lsi7. .............. bags 207 .66l
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