The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-26

exchange ON London has varied but Attls and Is
quoted At 2Sf a5s for pepper and 25f a2c for money
one months halls The rates for three months are
paper 2f 25e fer paper, and 26f 1910 for money The
have fallen considerably during the
week. On the 4th the Five per Cents were done at
73f Soc but, in consequence Of the uneasy feeling
which prevailed re specting continental affairs, de
cline took place and although strong hopes were
teraned that ses would be preserved they were not
sufficient to keep up the price accordingly, on that
day the quotations 7of to 7of 75c, firmly closing
at 7of 25c. the Three per Cents, Ar to Az soc.
HAMpuRe.-Our advices from this city represent
money as being abundant. The funds, However,
nat bills London stood at Is 5314, but were
Gold was Qusted at asa. The funds were on
the whole steady Our commercial advices generally
from this city, would be Of encouraging character,
were il not for the tenor Of those from Frankfort.
The blockade Of the Ebe, the weisen an the Jahde,
and all Baltic ports have beensraised aud declared
free Our last advices inform us that the Roys
Prussisn Consul had given notice to the captains OF
all the Prussan ships in the Ebe that in consequence
of the armistce his government and that OF
Denmark, there no further obstacle to the free
navigation, by Prussan and all other German vessels
| FRAxKroRr-The news from this city Is of q more
cheering character consequent upon the news Of the
ratification of the armstce between Prussia md Dem
mark. The funds had not, however, recovered their
| depression.
| Srkr1r-Complants have reached US, from this
city, stating that the had operated very injuri-
| ousy trade and commerce. The grain trade was
| reported to be steady, but not advancing.
Commemorative ha We letters from this city, which
state that the admiralty court there had determined
not to auction the condemned German vessels which
! had been seized.
| MApRrp-The state of affairs in this city is re.
presented as being peacesble trade dull, and the
| rate Of exchange on England 90 days. As for cash
The last quotations of the Three per Cents 19
to 10 1-16 Five per Cents 10z, paper; after Bolsa
| 10i4, cash.
LoSpos.-In London, this morning, in the for
| eign market, exchanges on Hamburger are rather
higher. On Paris, the rates are without change
HAMBuRGH-Advices in Tendon, this morning,
from Hamburger direct, report that the business on
| the bourse was good. Money very abundant and
| commercial matters generally wore an improved ap-
DUBLIN Conn MARKET Sept. S.
By express, we have the following report Of yester-
sIn consequence of the continued fine weather, and
larger arrivals Of new grain our market D. 'Gaay was
and oats 3d., than obtained at last Tuesdays market
Samples Of last years sroTth ia las
and advance of from Is 3s was obtained on small
transactions.
Hull Corn MARKET, Sept. s.
The supply Of English wheat at our market to-day,
has been very large. The weather continues very
fine, aud in few days harvest in this quarter will
have been secured and generally speaking the crops
are reported good, and full average Is anticipated
Our market to-day has given way in prices. and for
new wheat the sales made were at decliae of from 5s
g. per quarter. Samples Of old, and, also, fore
were sold at decline of 4s 5s Barley sustained
lower. The aspect of the market was heavy, and low
prices anticipated The reports here of the po
tato crops are q little more favorable, which had q
slight action on our market.
HULL TRADE REpoRr, Sept. s, 1sis.
We are not active here; and although money is to
be bad on terms the commercial transactions
limited The arrivals of lnseed are very large, being
during the week, 1873 quarters, % Some Konigsberg
Petersburg 3ss. good crushing, Sos; Black Sea- 4os
The crushers arc large importers. The market con-
and
dency. Oils-The market for nseed is dull, and f22
per tun is the ruling price Rape is in good demand
OF olive stock. and prices nominal. Stockholm tar
arrives in small parcels, which are Immediately taken
by the trade at 14s i4s Cd per barrel Talow-Y
c. taow sells at 45s Cd. a 46s Bones-Few arrivals
| and the Gales made at SIS per ton
GLASGOW, Sept. s.
The weather continues fine, and our reports
me chief pn ron u ine % ssnaps
holders firm, and not willing to sell, unless at much
higher prices The advices from the continent being
to sfs Of and
However changed up to the departure Of our expires
with this report. In market for colonial produce
there was not much activity, and the report ap
plies to the chief articles of American produce There
is a steady demand, but prices generally remain with
out change.
MANcHEsTER CORN MARKEr, Saturday, Sept. 0.
At some concession in the price Of -four fair bus
ness has been DONE and other articles also have me-
with fair dema nd without much change in value
Our market, to-day, though without animation, ex
hibits a frmer feeling and our quotation for fouI
now ls per sack lower wheat Cd per bushe at which
decline there is evidently more business doing In other
articles OF breadstufs, there is not any particular
change, with the exception Of Indian corn, of whc b
there has been sales at advance offrom Is 3 per
quarter In oats barley, peas and beans, have no
remark to make New wheat brings Sd. i'd. less and
and flour. Is Is per sack less than the old grow
samples.
MANCHESTER GooDs AND YARN Markell
September 0-3P. NJ. (
The tenor Of our continental advices. combined
with the splendid harvest which has revealed SONS
days past has given much firmer tone to market
for goods and yarn. To-day merchants and manufac
turers not very willing to effect Gales and dema
rather higher prices altogether prospects are
brighter and We expect should cotons remain hey
now are, . good amount Of trade
The Latest Shipping Intelligence.
LIVERPOOL Septa o'clock MOI the port bark John
dersop and the Fatima.
COnk-AIved Industry, from New York. Ason do do; voo
city, from Alexandria, Va
WArERroRp-Arrived the New W rld, from Norfolk Va
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