The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-07

alarm and anxiety are felt for the issue OF
hOstillties Ii is said that the French will oppose
any further efforts of Naples to subiugate the
SIcilies.
| India.
| sapguinary instruction has taken place at Slam
In tho Dutch East Indies.
| Messrs. Baring's Circular.
| LONDON, Friday, Sept. q, 1s4S
The unsettled state of political affairs the
nent continues to have very depressing influence,
not only in the manufacturing Districts but In COM
meroial operations generally and most descriptions
colonial and foreign produce have, this week. been
cheaper to SELL The weather. since last has been
most favorable for harvest operations In the north,
and the crops are being rapidly secured. Regarding
potatoes however, the accounts continue extremely
confictingin moet districts great apprehension be-
| ing entertained Of their not keeping sound when
ptted. Money continues easy. The overland mail
has not yet arrived, but is looked for hourly.
Ashes steadily maintain their price, with moderate
| demand.
Brandies continue to be very firm, and the older
vintages somewhat more in request.
CochineGL-Honduras range in value from 80 3D. to
d. 3d. for silver and As to S. Sd for black Mexican
silver, Be. I'd. to &c. Cd black, 3s ID to A. I'd No
public sales have taken place this week.
In Cocoa scarcely anything doing.
CcHee.-360 casks, 9,1OO bags 60, of various de-
scrptons, have been brought to auction, and have
mostly found buyers at former rates. including l492
barrels washed Rio, from 28s Cd. to 29s. and $500
bags Costa Rice, from 29s. to Sis Cd. per cwt. At
Middeburg the 18th inst the trading company sold
1890 bags of the 25,6T2 offered without change In
value.
Copper without alteration
The Cotton Market rules dull at Liverpool while thu
desire of holders to realize continues unabated.
The Corn Trade has been steady, full prices having
been obtained for all descriptions of wheat both Eng
lish and foreign; but there certainly less incna.
ton to purchase shown to-day, owing to the duty
having receded yesterday to its minimum As per quar-
ter. Barley rather cheaper. Oats, rice, beans and
peas, maintained their value. Barreled flour very
scarce. Improved inquiry for Indian corn and 40s
and Ais paid for Galatz arrived, floating COST
freight, and insurance The duty -four is now 2s
42sd per Darrell oats Is Cd per quarter barley rics
beans, and peas g. per quarter. We quote duty paid
ter white, Sos to 65s dol -four 30s to 32s per Darrell
superne best brands Indian corn 34s s6s per 4So
lbs. L. dian corn meal It's. per barrel.
Druss-At public sale yesterday, SO chests oil Of
peppermint were offered at Ss., at which, however
buyers were only found for 10 chests; Gum Arabic
was cheaper selling from SIS Cd. to 62s. Oil Of
niseed taken In at 5s 10d Quicksilver, IS per ID.
Turkey opium, lis perlb. China Camphor 45s per lb,
Manila at public sale few bales sold at f37 E3Y
but there we're no buyers in quantity above ea4 los
to EDS, which holders would not accept 800 baesu e
sold for Ell to f19.
Hides continue quiet.
Lndigo-The approach of the sale prevents
business The position of the article is favorable, and
We anticipate that some advance will be established
Iron welsh bars and rails in very limited request
and with orders in hand might be bought free on
board at f5 los. and f5 los. per ton, respectively.
Glasgow Swedish f10 15s to Ell. Archsngel, f13.
Lard continues in request at 44s to 45s for Ameri-
Lead dull at fl6 los for British, and ELS los for
Spanish
Linseed Cakes go Off readily at Is S. to fs los for
New Orleans, up to go los for best New York in bbis
Oils.-Sperm rather more enquired for, at f70 for
Britisb American would probably bring ESQ, including
being worth sS7 p.ls seal, s2s 'i is. Co.. sas
Olive ranges from EAT for Spanish down to f44 for
Levant There is no Gallipoli here. Lnseed, 22s.
nne.
| Propisions.-Amercan -There are no alterations
worthy of note since last mail Some arrivals of cheese
expected which, if Of good quality will meet with
ready sale Ros . !; very little doing :. pro-
Saipee. in the absence of public sales sells readily
| at 26s to 27s for Bengal.
SpeIer-Du at ETA; sheet zinc, EGO.
Spices remain without material alteration, none
having been offered at auction.
RdW Sik-China and Bengal descriptions In fair re-
quest at steady rates for Italian rather higher prices
have been made, but no general advance has as yet
| Susar-We have had a armer market for plantation
this week and further decline has been arrested
The transactions for export have been limited to $40
boxes low white Havana at 27s 1000 boxes Florentes
at 22s Cd to 23s cargo of Bahia at l6s for brown,
with few whites at 2Os. The Dutch sale has gone of
WELL the whole quantity 70 924 baskets fnd ng ready
| buyers from 10 fl. to 33 fl for standard No up to
| No. 20; showing an advance Of II fl the whites,
other kinds bringing average, the prices of July,
| Since the result known, there has been
qury and Cd advance has been refused for cargo Of
1ailow.-Prices have again improved with good de-
mand for consumption but the market closed fatty
this p NJ at AIS Sd the spot and to end of year,
while for later delivery ASS. is asked.
| Tea.-A moderate demand prevails, without change
value Public sales of 900 packages announced
Tin.-Engish block TBS bar IDS refined 77s ban.
at 3s to 74s straits Os to 72s per cwt Little doing
Holders of Tobacco continue firm, with rather more
inquiry for the better qualities Of virsna and Ken
lucky leaf.
Tnrpentine rough is held at Is Cd to S. landed and
would probably bring S. from the vessel Spirits dull
In American, nominally, 800. and British a7s Cd
buyers Of North West, at 9i25 but holders insist on
| flso. OF Southern there still sellers at f13O
In American stocks the business continues but tri
( fling, and although occasional bargains occur,
quotations cannot be relied on, either for large sales
or purchases. United States stocks, SKIES 90; New
90 to Oh with div Pennsylvania ves, Sc to 81; Ohio
sixes 81; Massachusetts, sterling 90 to 9S; Indian ma
53 ex div; Kentucky, 81 to so; Maryland, 90 to IS;
Mississippi planters 3d. ditto Union Bank, Is to III
| Michigan, 25 to 80.
| LIvERPooL, Sept. 22-Flour-Best Western Canal,
per Dbl, 33s to 34s Richmond and Alexandra, 32s.
to 33s; Philadelphia and Baltimore, 32s to 34s New
United States and Canadian sour 29s to 30s Wheat
United States and Canadian white and mixed per
10 lbs, &c. Id to 9s red, U.s. I'd to S.. I'D. indian
Corner quarter, white, 35s to $685.; yellow Sos to
37s Cd.
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