The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-15

LONDON Cona Excu&soR, April Is The chow of
wheat again very small this morning, the mill
ers acted cautiously, and prices were not higher
Foreign rather saleabe, but dearer Bar
ley of home growers scarce, and sold quite well as
Monday Oats also fully as dear, notwth-
standing the foreign arrivals. Beans. peas and Indian
corn held with Increased frmness, ahd Is per load
higher.
LIVERPOOL Com EXCHANGE, Friday, April 2s-The
arrivals Of Indian corn are large upwards of 151o0
quarters being reported from the United States the last
three days. OF oatmeal there is fair quantity from
Ireland but Of other articles of the trade supplies
arc coming very slowly forward At our Corn Elk
change this morning there fair attendance of
buyers, and q steady business passing in wheat.
oats and -four at tho full prices of last Tuesday, 2ss
per LOG lbs the rate for Western Canal -four In
barley beans or peas, but few transactions report
ed. There was good show of samples of Indian corn
which met a moderately fair sale to Irish account at
prices rather in the buyers favor American white
sold ut 26s to 27 extra 2Ss and yellow 2s Cd
to 29s per 4S0 lbs Indian meal lis Cd to lbs Cd per Dbl
MANcHEsTER-SrATE OF TRADE. Friday, April 2S-
We have had no perceptble change in cloth mar
ket since Tuesday but in the absence of any large
sales being made rather forced impossible to
say what the effect would have been With the exccp-
ton of few sales in shrtings for the India market
there is nothing but extreme duness report in every
branch Though the home trade is pretty good it is
quite insufficient to take of the goods that produce
ed The market closes with extreme heavness for
both cloth and twist
HAvRE April 26.-Cottons-Our market remained in
du state since the departure of last steamer, the
daily sales not exceeding 200 bales. To-day however,
the demand has become somewhat better and 800 bales
Us reported in our last The National Assembly will
open on the 4th of next month and in all probability
confidence will soon be restored Less pressure for
money now observable in our city, also in Paris
The advices by the United States () reached this
morning; they were not productive of any change in
the situation of our market. Stock, 11S,oOO bales
against 80 900 last year 1t will be sweed to 900
next month. Ashes-A small sale took place at f4s
for potash Our stock is exhausted; arrival to
port. Rice-Our quotation for Carolina Is f1S 90 per
so kill but there is demand anifested Stock 5000
terces and $4,000 bags East India Tallow andslard
are abundant in our market. The being ad
vanced we have no transactions to report Whale
bone-Northwestern remain quoted ut fl 20, and
southern 70 per half Kill; but there is total alb
sence Of buyers. Stock 80 tons.
HAMBuRGH, April 2l.-Coffee is in better dcman nd
and prices are rather higher Transactions continue
very limited 5000 bags Brazil and st. Domingo have
been done at "a to 31s. Cotton is very dull of sale,
week. must be considered nominal Sugar IL in better
request: 200 bxs yellow Havana sold at m121a to Is
per 100 lb In other articles nothing worth reporting
has been done partly account Of the Easter holt
days and partly on account of the still unsettled po
tcal affairs in Schleswig Holstein. The discount
bank 1t is said, has been taking bills therate of
| to 81 per cent.
MANILA, Feb. 1.-The accounts from Manila reach
| to the beginning of February After long interval
Of inactivity the market has at length become more
animated and within two weeks past sales to some
tent have been made in white and coored cotton goods
The stocks however, still very large and additions
are constantly being made to them Sales reported
Of bleached British sheetings at $ to $3 per piece,
according to quality. American grey sheetng SO %
per piece of 40 yards 81 inches Brown drills dull at
50 81 per piece of 80 yards An importation Of iron,
per Mount Vernon, from England, has been sold at
from 81. to SAX, according to size. Swedish steel
$50 per picul. Swedish Iron $5Z per picul. In
ports the old crop of sugar had been exhausted The
new crop represented of fair quantity and qua
lily Shipments would not be ready till the month of
March, and until then no price could be fixed. The
| demand for hemp was active.