The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-25

&c quotations had, II seems tended downward, we'll
a. on this side Of the channel
rinpg increase has taken place In the arrivals Of
wheat into Loudon sti the supply has been
decidedly all emily $3.50 qrs having been reported up
this ssur' Pane he very .s%ass
fom the home COZ mites On Wednesday the show
sisted the few left fro the previous market
day and these bog principally in very bad condition
the mi ors declined buying scarcely bargain
sequ,nty closed, and IN the absence business prices
On Frid,y the d. m and VAS II possible more lapguid
than earlier the week and though here was little
anxiety to realize hence the currency OF Monday
The arrivals Of wheat from abroad have been on very
mo- crate scsle only 6O2s qrs having Teen reported
hsviog, however had hardly any country inquiry. and
tho local millsrs having acted with extreme caution,
porting even OF the best qualities whilst tAs common
have been wholly neglected. 1t is quently
ua that
made towards the close at somewhat easier terms than
in the commencement of tho week is certain.
The averages have rather advanced Of late still there
Is little chaocs of tho duty recediug and there has been
no inclination to buy bonded wheat
The transactions in -four have been quite retail
SCALE the bakers being apparently unwilling as tho
miilers to held stock The value of town made has
msined no%ins'y u.s ier.d and ship samples have not
been very little passipg owing In great TO the
scarcity OF really good sound qualities The best brands
have been steadily held ct ATS TO AIS Cd per barrel
The recent advance In the value OF barley had the
effect of awug rather larger supplies to this market
and the quantity received cosst during the week has
amounted to O99 qs OF this arrival the major part
has gone tho NAL Direct aud the show Mark
Lane has been small tho 10 qary has however become
to the rise in the temperature and prices hardly
high on Friday As in the beginning of the week
The demand for malt has been Of rather retail cha
rscter Notwithstanding which full terms have been in
sisted on
in addition to o26 qrs from our own coast and s2s
qs from Scotland received 295 Qrs from Ireland and
l0S7s qrs from abroad This supply added to What vas
previously tho market has afforded ample display
of samples and the demand having been the Of
lively factors have expsrisn great din Guilty In find
Wednesday they s held pretty firmly for former terms
hence few bargains were closed the large dealers
bo.rd Ship to save ding expenses has and
Friday required to be discharged,
were in some cases. parted with I'd per Or below prev
English beans have rather sparingy hand but
few appear to be required just and the tendency Of
been more pressinsy offered in of large
rivals at Falmouth.
hand but alteration requiring notice has
quotations aimee Monday. Foreign white peas have
beer ons red relatively lower than any other sort.
The erations in Indian corn have been quite unim-
portapt there has been no Irish demand and. ss this
article IL only in small quantities feeding
business done has been too ring to admit of prices be-
Inc duties on ali kinds Of spring corn and pulse re-
maine stationary on Thursday bat as the barley
RACES are advancing there Is some prospect Of decline
in the duty on that artcls, rye, beans, and peas
Whether supplies of importance be expected from
lAte tho northern powers in state Of political
excitement which may probably terminate in war and
the risk Of capture wiz most likely deter merchants
Letters from Danxg, of the 25th March, state that
good deal Of anxiety was fe there a. to the future
tain that tho Transmission supplies from Poland would
be interered WITH holders OF wheat the spot had in
sisted on former prices, Notwithstanding absence OF
export demand For parcel Of about 60 lasts Of nne
old wheat in granary weighing so to Glib, per bush,
which come 70 hand, though weighing only from 81 to
5Sbs per bush had nevertheless been taken by local
buyers at prices equal to SIS per Or free on board and
warshoused, in expectation Of rise later In the year
The only charter closed had been that Of small
Tor Newcastle at IS 4d per Or for wheat.
We have letters from Kongsberg OF the 25h Of March
but they taken with specustons to the proba
BILE termination of the existing state of political affairs
quite trng and Is the water in the Memel stream was
low, the loaded barges had not been able to down
mixed wheat was then generally held o. 4os and red at
From Rostook We have sdvioes reaching to the 27th
ultimo rather increased supplies bad been brought
forward but farmers were then beginning to occupy
Themselves with spring sowing, and almost imme-
dste falling OF in the deliveries was consequently
calculated on. The beat wheat had not been sold
below 4Os per a. but barley had been offered pretty
Whmsr several parcels of wheat had beef taken fs
export at varying from 3ss to 4os per o., and
vessel two mad been chartered for Liverpool ut s.
for the coast Of Great Britain at from Is %
The accounts from Hamburg, of Tuesday, describe
business stand In consequence Of thsprobabity
were sellers Of nns Wheat weighing 81 to 6slbs per
bushel, At 42s to AIS per qr, but NO takers
From the southern and eastern countries OF Europe
the altogether without interest, In
mercial point Of view and 1t be regarded certain
that business will time to come DO done in
grain Sth any Of the ports prices being
relatively much lower in the British markets than
any Of the places lying east Of Gibraltar
At Narselss equal to AS per qr had been paid for
pulta into
Cotton Circulars.
LIVERPOOL, Friday Evening, 7th April, lS48.-The
mpossibty Of forming any correct opinion to the
future of events Europe In the different
made in short period, such rapid strides nscessa
rily produces unfavorsble influence upon
and though happily, Great Britain seem: likely TO keep
state Of Ireland and the want Of employ ment In the
manufacturing and commercial districts OF England
lead to such fears Of possible disturbance as though
not yet very serious, sufficiently threatening
to keep public opinion in that unsettled state deti-
81 to the regular operations of trade Added to
this general uneasy feeling, the arrivals this
cotton have been Considerable, and the belief that
after the receipt Of the advices OF the French re-
voution all export from tue states IL be Lefty
directed to this country, induces holders to make
sales and a. the buying has long ceased to be
the trade 1t is natural that prices should give way
The reduction this week 10 again fully az per Id To
If ap
or the difficulties Of obtaining advances or any other
cause should arrest shipments it 10 quite evident that
with such stock that hand the present
here would not BE- lorg continued SO idle however is
every calculation ct the present juuoture that holders
to think 1t wisest 60 with the stream In Bra
sis and Egyptians there is like downward tendency
and limited sales surats of the common quality in
demand but the better sorts greatly interered
with by the decline In low American descriptions.
The sales this week with 5000 bales to-day and very
dull market amount to 730 bags including 100 Ameri
speculation, and $40 American for export The
quotations. according the standard adopted by the
Brokers' Association, fair Upands I'D fair Mobiles
4Sd, and fair Orleans 43sd per 10.
The import Of the week n 56,647 bales, exclusive OF
| six vessels arrived but not reported.