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

lours epiBsie are wor In the hair and many pretty
courcs are made Of buges In every color Bracelets
universally in favor large small rich or simple,
in every variety of material at pleasure.
The Chateaine suspended from the waist also varies
in value The gloves continue short ornamented at
the top by ribbon torsades, beads blond
forming ruchcs.
The Latest Commercial Review.
From the European Times April 20
For the present we shall merely say that
such surmises premature, and that, from all the
accounts from the various parts of the United King
dom, we have reason to believe that far the young
crops in healthy condition. At Mark-lane ON
Monday last the vAlue of Wheat Is per Or, the
best English selling at 46s to SIS per Or. whilst Ame-
rcan realised 49s to 5ls There change in the
value of Flour, either English American; and the
transactions in Indian Corn limited at 25s sos
per or subsequently the market steady Both
the Liverpool and Wakefield markets influenced by
the reports from Mark-lane, have been active,
and an advance most of the articles offered for sale
has been obtained.
fair business is doing in most kinds of Cured Pro-
visions. The imports from America during the week
comprise l465 cs and 81 brls of Beef GOT brls Pork
3s casks 4337 boxes of Cheese 33 casks 70 bales
1887 boxes of Bacon 1101 ties. 11111 brls and 1910
kegs of Lard There is ready sale for Beef good
brands find buyers at from 7os 3D. to 90s according
to quality Bacon IL in active request at 40s to SIS
Cd for middes, and 23s to 26s for shoulders There
Is q fair inquiry for Hams of ordinary quality and
prices vary from Dos to sos for dry and 26s to sos
those in salt. Cheese has sold Mt advance on our
last quotations public sale held the 25th ut
which prices varied from AS Cd to Sis Lard is in
since last week Yesterday, April 2s about 200 ties
1900 brls and 1000 kegs offered of which tho
greater portion found buyers at reduction OF Is
cwt prices being from 36s 3D. to 1885, Cd for ordinary
quality and Ass. for one parcel Of extra fine. The
London market is firm
The Sugar market has an advancing tendency; both
in London and Liverpool frmer feeling has pre-
vailed and, although the sales have not been to a
large extent, prices from Cd to Is per cwt higher
In Moasses little business is doing but prices
steady.
The unavorabs character of the weather as reported
districts,
hrmness The sales also larger, and prices have
rather an advancing tendency. At this market Caro-
lima Is sold Mt lbs. to lis. Cd per cwt.
We have to note heavy market for metals; and
holders being rather anxious to realize prices continue
to recede Until confidence in political circles is
stored it cannot be expected that the trade will be
tive in any of its branches.
Naval stores in limited request. Since the 22d
the sales OF confined to 500 barrels at Is
per gallon. During the same period 1000 barrels
mon American rosn changed hands at 2s 3d. to Is 4d
The timber trade has suffered from the disorganised
and turbulent state Of the various countries through
Europe but prices are nominally the same as last
quoted which from I'd. to 3D. per foot lower for
square timber than they twelve months ago; and
so in proportion for other wood Quebec red pine is
The price of st. Johns. NJ B.. pine is 1615d to 19d
Quebec pine deals bring Flo to f13 los At this time
Spruce sells 81 los to S. i5s At the latter end
Of April, 1847 the price f910s. to f10 From
rything that we see, we should say that at pre-
Der this to the usual extent, unless change in
the trade place. and which there arc no
poets at present.
The money market although subject to frequent
fluctuations during the week, has been pretty firm
regards the value Of English securities The inteli-
gence from the Continent does not exercise any great
effect upon prices and generally the fears Of rebellion
in Ireland have been dispelled most parties feeling
confident that the authorities will be able to subdue
reasonable attempts that may be made to subvert
the government in that part of the United Kingdom.
When the Britannia sailed consols for the account
were worth 82h and S21t to 821 for money On the
Oath slight advance took place The day following
S21s for money and s2'S for account but on some
sales of stock account of the SAVING Bank commits
stones they declined and left of rather heavy at s2 to
for money, and 81 to u for account. The market on
the Goth was rather heavy and in of some
large sales having been made, fall per cent on
the closing prices Of the of the preceding took place
Consols opened steady at S2k, but immedately on
stock being offered they declined t. Sl3f to q, and
closed at S1,1 to 80 for both money and account
The decline noted above was recovered the 9th
vanced to s2I to for money and scconnt, a.
which they closed without any further change.
Reduced three per cents first marked at S0< to
r. and were last done at SoH. New threeand-a-quar-
ter per cents improved from S1S to u, their opening
price, to 81 Long annuties 8H ditto, 80 years,
piring 1852 lie; ditto expiring 1850, at sa to 916
market for exchequer bills was scarcely good; the
dealings done ut 40 to AS premium. better
feeling prevailed in the market yesterday and prices
steadily maintained. Consols for money and
count which left off at S2'I s2h, opened at S2
s3s and the present price S2k buyers bank stock
1SS to 1S9; three per cents reduced sos S0 three
5-16 to So exchequer bills f1OOO a premium ditto
$500, 40 premium; ditto, small 40 premium.
The foreign market has been quiet during the week
and only limited business doing; consequently
prices have shown declining tendency. The follow
ing the latest quotaons-Spanish three per cents
have been done at 21H to %; Mexican, 15H; Portu-
guese. 10; Dutch twOand-a quarter per cents, 40X.
The following table shows the fluctuations in consols
from April % to 49,