The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-30

ussdsy, Wheat was quoted Is per quarter, and at
Glasgow, the day 81 Is per boil lower than
Letters from Iresnd inform that further arrivals Of
Indian mad taken pscs, aud that the deliveries Of
grsip from the farmers hsd al 30 been pretty bersl
Meanwhile trade had been very inju lousy cd by
tho disturbed Of the ooupry and ths value of all
kinds of produce had tended downwards at the cheif
markets
The arrivals Of wheat coastwise into London have
been very small only $50 qrs having been rspord up
ward at Mark Lana by land-csrriage samples from tho
homo les has also been trnng; indeed, scarcely
apy thing has been exhibited on the Essex, Kent and
suffolk stands beyond tho few runs left over from Mon
day Crest difcuy has nevertheless been ex experienced
making sales and the tendency Of prices has been de-
miles being unwilling to pay previous ratep
aod factors declining on that occasion accept lower
uusntly more anxiety WAS mAnifested to realize; but
though dis position shown Friday by reIlers to
submit to nae iurtaer reduction, this failed to tempt
buyers and the transactions were Of the same retail
character as BEFORE
few parcels OF wheat have again como to hand from
abroad the total arrival OF foreign amounting to 2ss
qrs Tho moderate character Of The supply and the
probability that the existing position of politics will
greatly interfere with mportaons from the northern
countries OF Europe, have however failed to have any
influence the tone o. the trade Very few country
buyers have attended our market and the local inquiry
has been exceedingly lsDsuid In this state of affairs
accurate quotations scarcely be given hut
chsses might have been made lower terms towards
the close than IN the beginning OF the week. CERTAIN
moro particularly Of the secondary and inferior sua
ties which have lately been good deal pressed for sale
and thre Is little chance Of a reduction f,r come
weeks to come, the present is being paid on such
parcels as importers can succeed in selling from board
ship
Flour has moved of very srdily but the nonina top
price Of town made has not been reduced the pruc
have been offered rather cheaper without inducing tho
bakers to take than they have required for
diate American Of good quality is now reduced
Lotto very small compass, anu there appears little
prospect Of fresh arrivals from the other side the
Atlantic the best brands have been held pretty firmly
the arrivals Of barley Of homo growth have not been
by any large, still the quantity brought forward
latter having fallen OF materially within tho last eight
or den days in consequence OF some OF the mastsrs
msasd ou ar III. Sss n"y. nc. Ss
sold cheaper than Monday but secondary kinds may
In partial instances have been parted with tras lower
Foreign barley has met with little attention. and in tho
absencs Of business its value has remained nominay
unsltered
Tho transactions Ia malt have been on restricted
scales reduction has; however, occurred its value
since Mon day last
The receipts oats from our own coast and Scotland
have been very small and without arrivals from
Irsiand having. however been we'll supplied with
foreign the dsslers have experienced difficulty in
anything like rally in prices having occurred the ten
dency has been the other way. Both on Wednesday
Tho lay days of some OF tho veases have nea expired
and importers naturally anxious to avoid incIrps
landing sxPenses in these cases they prefer giving
way tribe to taking the cargoes to grenary hence
buyers have In some been enabled to purchase
rather below last Monday'e currency.
There has been hardly anything doing IN English
b. since The beginning tho week. aud price. have
rem aimed much the same as before. Egyptian beans
have been more pr.ssingy offered and floating cargoes
An descriptions Of peas have been much neglected,
and for foreign 1t has been almost Impossible to obtain
Continued arrivals Of Indian corn at the outports
and the very dull reports respecting this article from
dsred its ssle exceedingly difficult and We have not
heard OF single operation Of importance 1t II, there.
fore, nearly impossible to state Its exact value
The letters from the Continent continue to bc prin
cpally occupied with the discussion Of POLITICAL events
ana business sppesss to have been brought complete
in consequence Of the which felr
attach to the future. Tnore appears however, reason
to believe that passage Of the Sound will free
and there Is consequently probability Of shipments
tion
Very little business appears to have bssn dons but
though the demand had been exceedingly slow holders
to have maniestedsno particular anxiety realize
being the prevsin opinion that Ia of war, al
articles Of food would rise materially In value.
LISTERS from Danxing of the soth Msrch, inform US
that the expectation OF barley and oats fem Poland
had occurred In the wheat trads and
aoes not even quote the article,
From stettin have advces of the Sd instant, but
the news from there Is wholly without interest, not
bargain having been doac in grain for Shipment and
prices haviog remained ominaly unaltered.
Sd April some depression had been caused by the fear
that bosulties beJwesn Denmark and Hostein (which
looked upon Inevitably might passage
OF tho Sound stopped aud thereby interfere with
business Ths very duest quality of wheat, chiua
ssos per bushs had been offered At 4os per Or fee
the operat had not been Of much Quence;
the price va, tn n los to 2Os per Or free ard.
mercia operations lad been brought to q complete
st-na 1u~ hol-tein snd Danish troops were In such
close proximity that battle was regarded ss ineva
At Emden the political agitation had slightly subsidized
and Oats had been offered at las to Ids Cd per Or.
iced, and los to It's Cd brews rhess rates had
ever, been deemed to high, and hardly bargain had
! been closed
Al Hamburg on the 4th of April business was exceed.
ingy dull There few if any, Offers from the Bal
tic, owing to the difficulty likely TO be experienced in
Ia: charter Of vessels. Wheat on the spot, weighing
a. free board Barley had been In fair request and
ior hns Sllbs saale, equal to ass. per Or had been
| paid
The adv'ces from tho South of Europe are Of similar
character to those previously received
a. nearly 81 the s.dins ports Of the
dead stand, and nothing being done In Wheat, or
other grain, except for local consumption.
At Mareeilles on the s0th March, good Polish Odessa
Wheat of 62bs weight was worth equal to 4os per qr
free on beard.
! Additional Failures
Badstti, Michel, merchant go. ,Mareeilss
Bsnst L., Co.. shipowpsrs and engineers .Msrseiiss.
Base. A & Co BANKERS, ............. Berlin.
Cohn, L. B., banker. Berlin
Day, Sims, / Co.. provision merchants. London
Hammer Schmidt. Leipzig.
Esus.n. s.aior Co., banker: .Msrs.lss
G Thurns1s.n sI Co bankers: .s.s.lau
| Voi., Brothers ( Co., bankers. Berlin.
| Markets.
| LorSoN MsNEY MARKET, Friday afternoon, April Ia -
Tbs hnal Adjustment to-day Of the consol
effected most faverably. No failure was announced.
Money plentiful and very easy, the rates ruling from
nothing to Per cent. Contrary to expectation tho
obbers had stock to spare after the delivery" It il
understood that the public have been the suf
ferers BY the account and It therefore apprehsndd
that In some instances, the brokers might have become
involved through their principals, but II so, public
snnoupcement Of tho kind trauspred; the contrary
II IL believed that neither jobbsrs brokers have
complain of the general character of the settlement.
Too English stock market very much quieter
to-day than for the last day; two the payment Of
differences, and the ordinary routine Of closing the
past account engaging the chief attention of the mem
| bcrs The next account Is fixed for the 9th OF May
being the 6rst occasion Of the arrangement coming
| into operation with respect to the reduced psrsd
OF four instead of six weeks The aacsuAons in prices