The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-08

Our market this week has continued heavy Holders
being de.rous to effect sales prices of all
Except fair bowed which remain at 41td) have given
way I'd per Id The sales yesterday were 1000 bales.
Taken for speculation during the week 800 Am and
Grain (The duties grain at the lowest
point We have had week Of lovely weather for Sc
my last wheat has beer in a very good demand, at
decline of Id. I'd per 10 lbs. There is no change in
Western canal and superior canal hsur sour is sell
ling at sos Cd 32s. The demand for Indian corn
has been good for Ireland; yellow brings SOS. 37s.
white 35s 36s; mixed southern 34s. Cd. SOS. per
4SO lbs yellow indian meal is scarce, commands los
to 19s Cd, and white lis lis. 3d. per 1876 lbs oats
(new rish), 3s Sd Be-. I'D per As lbs; Egyptian
beans, sSs I'D. a 2ss. per $50 lbs
Rice-There have been sales in Caroina-prices
remain unaltered In East India great business has
been done 2 600 bags having sold at S. 90 for cargo
broken to fine white Bengal.
Turpentne is in fair demand, and the late advance
is fully supporteS 700 bbs sold at % to 0: Id for
rosin is scarce. and in good demand.
Quercitron Bsrk.-2o hhds Philadelphia brought
Qs per cwt Olive Oil The demand has taken off so
tons-no change in price 30 tons American spirits
Of turpentine have sold at 37s. per cwt Palm oil
1000 tone have been sold this week at ESQ or little
under-some at f3O los
Hemp-4O tons Petersburg clean hemp are reported
f3l 15s per tom 500 bales Jute at ZIG to EGO 5s
20 tons Cor Junk at fl5 and 900 bundles COR yarn
at EGO IS. per ton.
Taiow is in moderate request at the advance noted
last week Petersburg Y. c. at 4Ss. to ASS. Cd
Lard-In my last letter, drew attention to the ap-
parent that butter has lately begun to interfere
with the consumption Of this article 1t is evident
that such Is the Daring the last twelve months
the extra import of lard from America exoeed' that
of the previous year in quantity equal to 100000 hr-
kns about third the annual import of Irish but
ter into the ports of Tendon and Liverpool. Il is
therefore fair to presume that nearly all that quantity
has displaced a corresponding amount OF butter
The consequence Is butter reduced in price fully
20 per cwt. Thus when the extra production Ito
Qether with the decreased consumption and the con-
seuuent accommodating stock) is taken into account
no speedy improvement in butter can be looked for
hence its re. action against lard
Grease Butter 200 casks lying in London, were
offered on Tuesday last at public sale. lot was sold
at 49 tarred in bond at the option of the buyer
The parcel afterwards taken by private sale Some
small parcels ordinary offered at about SIS.
Lard-The late imports have been of irregular quail
ity and i'll conditioned they have been sold at pre-
vious rates.
Pork-Prime mess continues in fair demand; very
little prime in the market little doing in mess.
Bacou-Tbe dema nd for this article decreases rapid
w. There is however very little in Importers hands,
thing really fine is scarcely to be had The late
imports have of such inferior quality that they
have had the effect Of checking the consumption
Statement Of imports from 18th Sept to 10Th.
Cheese. casks 1874 boxes beef. tierces pork, 8
bbs. bacon 55 boxes hams, cssk butter 5s casks
Our Dublin Correspondence.
DUBLIN, Septem Der % 1s4s.
The State Tiais-Names of the Prisoners- The jury
Outbreak, &c.
The state trials have CONNIE need. On Monday last
the prisoners were removed from Kimaipham by the
Great Western Railway to Clonmel, escorted by 200
constsbulsry with fixed bayonets Messrs o. Brien and
Meagher lodged in he House of Correction and
comparatively, comfortably lodged whilst Mr. MManus
and the other prisoners removedto the old and
lodged with u ntber untried prisoners In
audiences of order and the great speed with
which the prisoners conveyed little any excite
ment was shown in any part Of the country on the
route The trial commenced yesterday, by the finding
of true bills by the grand jury composed Of the follow
ing gentlemen Richard John Lord Viscount Lns.
dale foreman; the Hon c. Csllsghan, Hon. Fran
els A. Prittie, Hon II. Hely Hutchinson, Sir John
Craven Garden, Bart Sir Edward Waller Bart; Will
liam Ponsonby Barker, Stephen Stone Bame, John
Bsgwell, Ambrose Going Matthew Pennefather Lieut..
Lsrrigan and Joseph Cooke. After q statement from
the Chief Justice and the examination Of Mr. Hodges,
the government reporter, Mt five o'clock the foreman
handed down to the clerk of the true bills for
high treason against William s. O'Brep, B. McMa-
nus James Orchard Denis Fyne, and Patk. Donnell.
The bills against MIR Mesgher, MIR Lyme, and Mr..
Donohoe for reasonable practices, and as Ave
days notice is net required in their II is
probable they will be Proceeded with before that of Mr.
O'Brien Mr. Potter applied to the court to assign as
counsel for MIR O'Brien, Mr.. James Whiteside, q G.
and Mir Fenners Fitzgerald which was granted. The
following summary will convey an idea Of the various
counts Of the bills II indictment found against MIR.
O'Brien, Mr.. McNanus and the others
The first count charges the parties with levying war
upon the Queen by the attack ut Baingarry together
with large number of evil disposed persons
Thu sscond bfor the attack at Mainihone.
The thirA csunt ohsrs.s the same parties With hay