The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-10

msnd fof wheat ~ss very limited There va 20 change
70 ths price Of foreign, bot new sh vas rsther easier
to purchase Oats dull and hardly maintained pre-
vious rates In barley and beans there very little
doing The best samples Of Indian corn brought for
mer prices bat inferior qualities wsre rather lover
corn %ss Th pr of sour ons IN
but there material char In the value Of either
American Irish. On the 2ath wheat was IN dull re-
quest and prices rather lower Flour receded ID per
barrel and per sack Indian IL per quarter
lower and Indian meal Sd per barrel.
Of s p n. IL So
grown and foreign realised at prices varying from 23s to
29 Canada and United States quoted at ass to ass
29s to 30s per barrel Indian and med have de-
oning tsndsncy tbs former brings los to It's per $50
AMsTEnDAM-Ths wheat market is dull the demand
being confined to local wants and prices have lately
cedsd from iSf to lof with only moderate business
doing. Rye 10 In limited request ct late rates
DANzIo.-Ths grain trade remains in very. quiet
state; indeed little nothing doing just for
%sy Ss Quoted At sss to ass Very lutte Is doing In
peas value Of which quoted At ao to Sis per Or
GRoNINaKN--Since our lsst report there has been
dull demand for all kinds Of grain the oDv article In
mated demand being oats and taken chiefly In execu
ton Of forage and speculative orders for French Prus
sisn and Bsgc account also, few orders have come
continues moderate but the greater part sadly out Of
condition. Good aforementioned samples command
previous rates but the inferior sorts neglected and
fully ls per quarter lower In rye not much doing and
Is per or cheaper Buckwheat firm. s
MARsEILLEs.-Tno state OF political onalr6 prevents
business being DONE and the monetary dculti have
rather increased than diminished; there is not much
prospect Of confidence being restored for time to
come There IL nothing whatever doing In wheat for
export, and prices cannot be accurately given.
HAMBuRGH Wheat has improved in demand and
during the week ending Feb u.s. prices advanced Is to
2s which checked the sale Good 81 h. red wheat can
be bought at AIS to 4a and SO To- ct ass Cd per
Or on board. From the Baltic very little csripg aud
good quality held ct 39s to Ais per Or, Seelaud
Barley So ID to 50 10 has been sold at 20s 3D. Juand
SO ID. held at l9s 81 to 20s; small 40 ID to so h.
held at los H. At 1ss 81 per &C. board there are
buyers OF Danish, and at las Of overland oats; but
holders ask Cd to IL Brew oats held ct
B.ans unaltersd Peas continue very fat but few
are Offering.
LsaHoRN.-The trade continues almost entirely neg.
ected but a. the transactions Of very limited cha
rsctcr, we cannot note any decline in prices.
Rosrocx-Thers Is little variation in our Corn mar.
ket The supply continues moderate, and finds ready
buyers at 40s per Or o. b. for best 81 h. Wheat Cd
less according to the supply Unless the
should materially increase and depress market OF
advces from abroad cause alteration expect the
above price to re.aan pretty stationary The sp
plies TO Barley best 81 ID quality keeps at ais per q
OF or Peas, few come to market and the price il
29s per Or. O. b. The stocks In grsnary small and
having cost dear are held for So 4s per Or thar
the above quotation
SrErTIS.-The supplies Of wheat from our farmers
remain small and the opening of the navigation Is ex
pected day. prices of this article we'll
ed. 81 lbs red Pomeranian sells at 80 per or O. b.
and 81 ID red Uckermsrk ct 81 per Or. f. OBJ Barley
| unaltared value