The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-10


which the scarcity and its consequences are necessarily
the most prominent ,
against two successive falls In the London market OF
one-haf per cent each gave way on wednesday peoro
stock exchange last Monday. During upwards OF six
months the political world has not been so calm as at
the present moment observes our correspondent
nearly tempted say that there remains nothing OF
all the acrmony that existed between the French ana
British governments The King is out Of his MIND Win
joy at the turn which affairs have taken and so COM
pletely everything in the eyes OF the couruers
changed that fear gave to one OF them mortar onence
yesterday in expressing doubt that the King VIII have
the honor to receive her Majesty the Sovereign OF Great
Britain at his little ipace in Eu, some time next an-
tumn. The public who have never taken part with the
court in the Montpcnsier marriage affair, will no doubt
feel satisfied when the happy alteration in the relations
Of the two governments that has unquesonably taken
place shall be demonstrated to them 1t would appear
that the King has not been taken by surprise by THEM
this accounts which reached him yes
tcray London at the grand musical Of the
Due dc Ncmours last week his Majesty pointed in
his attentions to the Marquis of Normandy (whom
he took by the times during the night)
q am quite serious to excite jealousy in certain
quarter Except in Spain, repeat nothing serious
lists threaten Europe and yet halfpanic prevailed
the Boursc to-day 1t is quite true that the aspect OF
that of Paris Nothing has occurred since yesterday
to change the melancholy character Of the accounts
ccved from the corn markets Of France. The fall in
public securities that took place this day Is ascrbae
neither to political to enhanced fears
the subject Of food 1t occasioned by apprehcnsons
that the accounts from England will continue to be unfa
founded that the Bank of France was selling largely Five
for the depression just referred but neither Of them 10
Of the gravity of political for the paincst
understanding can comprehend that they have no per-
manent character
1t would appear that the drain of the savings banks is
not confined to those Of Paris We observe by the Re-
forme that the Withdrawals from the savings bank of
Lille Sunday last exceeded the deposits by upwards of
IL ,000f
Portugal.
Accounts from Oporto to the 3rd ult. Nothing de-
cisive had taken place Saldanha still at his head
quarters about ten miles from Oporo but no movement
had been made towards attacking the city The rebels
still mastering in strong numbers and seemed to
be sangune of The city itself very tran
had absolutely entered Portugal received in Lisbon
the nth It, however after TRANSFERRED that such
was not the case although some 5000 troops had halted
on the frontiers. The Oporto large steamer be-
longing to the Junta totally lost the Bar of Opor
to- and all the crew, consisting of 10 persons lost I'M
medately 1t was reported at Lisbon that the Spanish
my the frontiers Sir William Parker the
Superb to cruise off Vigo. The Thetis and America
also despatched to cruise off Oporo to prevent any
interference the part of the Spanish Government
Accounts from Lisbon of the 3rd ult state that two
had been fought but they do have been
fairs of much consequence Guerilla party Of seventy
men were surprised and dispersed by small detachment
of the Queens troops Coimbra Estremoz was UNI
successfully assaulted the 26th by the Condo de Mel
10, with 1850 men from Evora. report still prevailed
at the departure Of the packet that the attack
newed with success tho 28th Condo das Antas has
resigned it is said the Commandership in Chief and
| General Povoas has assumed, the command, and had
| gone out of Oporto with 1000 men.
| LIVERPOOL Conn EXCHANGE, Friday March "a
With the exception of few thousand quarters Indian
and about 1000 bbs from the States our fresh
arrivals generally rather limited since Monday but
as after extreme cold of late and yesterday
weather il now mild. there is a change of wind and the
probability of somewhat better supplies next week We
have had the whole little business passing in the trade
last two days and though the principal holders ha
been hrn the value of -four has again somewhat rcceded
the pressure Of few parcels bengmore than equal to
the demand.
rent Notwithstanding advices received this morning
| from America report much excitement and advancing
prices there in consequence Of the last
| England our market to-day exhibited no lively symp-
toms in any article of the corn trade and though
tations the milers bought sparngly and for most de-
scrpons of this grain business closed dull with slight
tendency to decline Flour moving less freely
brands reccued to Ais Cd to 2s barrel and English
Us we'll Irish, although scarce, must be noted cheap
er Barley was in slow request at Tuesdays rates
Beans, upon very limited demand, were rather de-
pressed in value and merely sustained former prices
Oats and oatmeal being very little noticed the
turn cheaper Indian continuing to meet good en-
qury for Ireland transactions therein this morning
were to fair extent at reduction in pei
| $50 lbs.
| Liverpool average for the week ending Mnrcb o
Wheat s3i sos; oats 800 qrs 35s beans qrs COS
Arrivals obrcadstus from the 9th to the 18th Of March
inclusive at Liverpool-Wheat, 1899 qrs malt 1925 do;
oats 1866 do; beans s4s do peas 1893 do Indian corn
1851 do oatmeal, 726 do -four 100 sacks, 2lO5 bbls
LIVERPOOL CorroN MARHrr-FRIDAY, March H.
Our market has been fat all the week but especially
at the close Of it. when holders who for three
yonsly had been firm suddenly broke down d per pound
in American, 6d per pound in Brazil and Egyptian and
sd per pound in Surat. Sea Islands during this period
have become gradually dearer and have raise
quotations 1ad per pound There have been taken on
American and $50 Surat Prices declared by the Com
mittee Of Brokers this week for fair cotton arcBowed
67sd.; Mobile 6s6d; and Orleans 63sd Sales from the
9th to the 18th instant inclusive, 1890 bales
LIVERPOOL PRovsioS MARxEr, March I2th.-Thc
demand for Irish butter has been to fair extent THU
week, and rather higher rates obtained for the fin,
qualities whilst inferior and low descriptions are now
Offering Mt lower prices the is advancing and
such being the heavy part Of stock, however it /,
thought very little will be left Bacon hams and
lard still rule very high in price, which has consdera
BILE check on the consumption Fine lard Is held for
higher The heavy GALES by auction this week Of
American beef and pork, well attended, and the
tradc the chief buyers, at very high prices Very
little done in Irish.
LIVERPOOL MARKETS., March l2.-Sugar-Onya very
limited demands the market continues steady at
prices. Molasses-No sales Coffee-Thc stock of ia
maica being almost exhausted the sales limited to
about 30 casks at full rates; there good demand
ordinary native Ceyon, and 1000 bags half hand
have been sold at AS TO ASS per cw Of foreign the sales
are 100 bags fine ordinary Costa Rica 4Is casks
26o bbs and 400 bags Rio at 3i for ordinary and AS
sos for low to fine coloury mddng; 200 bags ordinary
Bahia at 32s s5s and 800 bags Laguayra and Mara,
caibo at the quotations 300 bags black pepper sold
Ed 81 to sd l per lS hes.ooo bag Bengal brought
mddling white being Cd lower 1900 tcs Carolina 25s to
27s Cd cwt, being Is advance last weeks prices
There has been good demand for turpontine and
prices have advanced Is cwt 1900 barrels having
been sold at 9s Sd to 4os 3D. for midding good quail
ty, and Mt o. Cd for harm and inferior the principal
stock of the port being in second hands the trade
buy the import parcels freely from the quay No sales
reported in American or Baltic tar American has be-
come exceedingly ScedsScarccly nny business
10 reported This market Is fully as low as any
other for few casks of 1876 brand axsccd sos has
been accepted. flidcsAt the public sales of sailed
hides, Tuesday, nearly the whole were withdrawn
but two cargoes comprising about 900 hides have since
changed hands the terms of which have
30 hhd, Philadelphia Qucrcron Bark fetched I6s per
cwt. small parcel or fine lard in kegs IL reported AT
56s cd per cwt. There IL alteration notice this
week in either grain or -four.
GLASGOW Cons TRADE. March lO-suppcs coast
wise continue limited Wheat and flour in better
request at frmer rates, and of the latter sales
extent took place In other articles there a steady
consumptivc demand with little variation in value since
our last
State Of Trade.
LANcA ;iuRr. Thursday, March lth.-Thc silk trade al
Manchester and the ncigbourng towns improves every
, week and fancy have full cmploymcnts; but
persons employed; but persons employed In plain
goods, arc at present but uartially employed Tn,
hating trade at Oldham, Ashton, Stockport, ant
vicintics Is exceedingly dull wages are low, ant
many hat body-nlakcrs are out Of employment