The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-26

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speter. OILS 81 all descriptions show an increase. In
timber Of British POSSESSIONS there 10 again large
and large filling on IN f0 tS sa
pare uty far less unfsvorabe than on any previous
occasion since February, the falling of Is compared
with the corresponding month of 1847 being not more
than sea, 26O At the time 1t is to be remarked
that at this period last year the exports sustained
diminuton compared with October, ls46 Of
20 that the reason why the contrast in the present
instance does not appear unfAvorable, arises In .
great measure from Its being mad, wsnin @0n nun
which caufed the year 1s47, which had previously
shown aggregate increase Of exports over 1915 to
exhibit for the frat time reduction The total de-
crease in the exports for the first nine months Of the
present year Is go 800 sZzs.
LONDON MONETARY AND STOCK AFFAIRS
There has been no great improvement in the prices
descriptions of railway stock have advanced very fair
~. The closing prices, to-day, in London fol-
lows Consols, for account, and money, se1 ex-
market. cioeing prcesELondon and North Western,
(stock) III 119 Midland, SO S; North Stafford, XXI
Western s9 Gos the At H.nbuss AID
In London but It 04l per cent desrer In Paris than
in London. Exchange ON Amsterdam IL ~ to
Rotterdam, IL 2H Antwerp, rs 80 to IS Hamburg,
25 AK to 50 Leghorn SO o6 to SO 10 Naples ssa to
months On Vienna and Trieste no quotations. The
amount Of notes Of the Bank Of England in actual cir
su.on the week ending S Saturday ns%a
during the week Of ESQ the amount of gold
and silver coin and bullion in the hands Of the bank,
Els, 273, 142-an increase of f11O,196.
The Corn Trade OF Europe.
[From the London Mercantile Gazette, Nov l0.1
The fine weather with which we have this week been
favored has in great measure relieved the.apprehen
sions which the previously experienced wet had given
rise to- and though the land still good deal 20 ,ded
in parts of the country in others 1t has become
% to hope so%
ing 80 long delayed will now be steadily proceeded
with; and a. farmers are likely to be very closely
occupied with this and other outdoor operations dur
ing the next few weeks the deliveries of grain will
probably short until about Christmas 1t U.s. there
provement In prices but as We have former COCA
sions remarked, do not expect any material per-
been liberal this week. which has doubt influenced
business buyers being naturally unwilling to pay
HANGED rates long the markets continue to be
abundanty supplied. The duty on wheat rose to 50.
per Or ON Thursday previous to which most of that
received within the last fortnight entered for home
ouent arrivals viii be landed in bond as the ssypS o.
duty will more than the expenses Of warehouse
rent 60 from this time to the LIST February 1S49
begun to fall of, and the arrivals coastwise into
London have been very small this week. The quantity
exhibited at Markane by land carriage samples from
the neghborng counties, has also been unimportsnt
On Monday the show on the Essex stands trlfing
in the extreme and from Kent the supply quite
derate Factors consequently, attempted to establish
advance and for the best qualities the terms that
day ennght were exceeded by Is per quarter. This
Improvement was however, hardly maintained to the
close and since tn the miers have become exceed.
ingly cautious In their operations. On Wednesday
scarcely bargain was closed and the transactions in
English wheat at this mornings market, too I'M
important to render any alteration in quotations me-
cessary. The arrivals of wheat from abroad at this
day evening, and altogether we have a very large
quantity on this market. Meanwhile less country
demand y experienced than might have been expect
new English and the consequent necessity of employ
ing old for mixing. Neither on Monday nor since has
the inquiry been at all extensive and notwithstand-
ing the upward movement In the value Of wheat Of
home growth prices of foreign have remained station
airy. The nominal top quotation of -four has remained
at per sack household and ship flour has been
taken rather more freely than last week We have
large cargo in from America this week, which, how.
ever, will not, believe, come into immediate CON.
SUMPTION the importers intending to hold till the duty
comes Off Barley, Of home growth, has come to hand
equal to the demand and the extreme rates Of last
week have scarcely been supported. Foreign barley
eered Is Der Quarter lower The in
malt have been Of very little importance, and quota
tons have remained nominally unaltered. Though
the arrivals of oats ooastwise and from Ireland have
been tring there has been scarcity Of this grain
1890 quarters having again been received at this port
from abroad The dealers have, throughout the week,
acted with the utmost caution, and considerable diff
Guilty has been experienced in making sales at former
rates. Beans have been in tolersbly good demand,
and have realized very full terms Peas have excited
rather attention owing to the cold weather. but
We do not advance prices. Indian corn has been
ompletely neglected.
Messrs. Baring's Circular.
LONDON, Friday, Nov. 10, 164S
This has been a dull week in the produce markets,
to which the unfavorable state of continental
foreign intelligence Of yesterday and to-day, Is
sidered, on the whole more encouraging, want Of
the district. has again received
partial check Money continues very abundant, and
not than per cent obtainable out of doors
first rate paper, though the minimum bank rate re-
We have no tidings yet Of the Britannia steamer,
ASHES None here, and quotations uncertain.
BRANpr not cheaper but there is little activity in
the market
silver, frsm IS. I'D. Is. so bags Honduras black and
II bags Mexican grain have also been offered but have
nearly all been bought In the former above the value
the latter ut Id. decline.
Cocoa without transactions, in the absence of pub.
lie sales.
CorrrE-About 900 bags Native Csylon have been
again taken for export ct 27s but the home market is
QUOT and transactions in plantation sorts have been
limited. Good first Rio continues in demand, at 2ts
Cd afoat, but there sellers under 25s., and
two cargoes have again been ordered to the CONT
en vn hs.D to BE-
this week, and prices have been barely so firm.
CorrrH steadily maintains the price 3D. perlb for
cake. Muntz yellow metal, 7Hd per H..
The CoRN market has been dull and mac tive through
the week but prices Of wheat and hoars not quoted
Barley in large supply, and Is lower Beans peas and
oats without change Arrivals direct to Ireland
have checked demand for Indian prices Of which
nominal at the moment there are sellers to-day
Of Danube corn, at 34s abs The report Of the ex.
port from Walachia being prohibited b calculated to
Inislead The export from Ibraila and Galatz s not
prohibited, nor, from all the information that we
obtain, IL likely to be but the requirements of
the army In the interior of Walacha have, believe
induced the government to STOP for the present fur
Their sendings to the shipping ports and hence the
above report The duty on wheat has advanced to 6s
per quarter equal to 3s led per barrel -four and
on Oats 2s Cd per quarter other kinds of grain
altered. To.dsy's market wasvery quiet; we quote
United States red wheat at ass sos per imperial qr
white, Cos. 54s do; flour, 2ss 39s. per barrel,
perne, best brands; Indian corn, 30s 32s. per 4S0
lbs. nominal indian corn meal, los. 3D. per barrel,
nominal.
Dnues, sc.-Thers have been regular public ssies
this week. and have little change to notice in any
article safiiowcr of which $40 bales Bengal
eroplhave been sold, from CO los. f5 u.s. 3D. being
again further reduction Turkey opium, with fresh
HEMr.-St. Petersburg clean, ESQ {; outshot f29
IS half clean, f2s'; Msnills, csc f37. or Jute,