The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-17
ala x,s. aimnnltx At decline oils 70 "a mar quarter,


but the moved of slowly at reduction Of
per quarter on last Mondays currency The In
quiry for foreign wheat Of strictly retail
Indeed, little busnsfs done render it dn
cult 20 give quotations there can, however, bs NO
to per quarter than that day ssnnght Flour
met With little attention, and its value underwent
its previous position On the 10 h there only lin
tied supply of fresh Wheat market The few lots Of
Eugi.h Off red met with but little attention considers
BILE difficulty experienced in eectng sales at the re-
duced rates Of the 18th Holders OF the best brands CT
American Flour, both the 10th and 2st refused to
make concessions st the time moderately good
and low qualities offered ut rather lower prices
The accounts from Ireland being discouraging Indian
Corn has been freely offered and this article sra
dusly gave way la to per quarter good Gaatz hav
Ing lately been sold ut SIS to 35s quarter Inc value
OF In dian corn meal also reeeded less. fur
Their depression took place the 2lth Some parcels
OF English wheat selected early at prices not much
below thoss Of that day week; but the decline the
general run wss Is to Is PEI quarter with slow sale at
the aosteaont Foreign wheat also difficult OF dis
posa but high terms still asked Tor the very finest
sorts cargo of fine red lately received from the
Baltic held at SIS quarter For the ordinary
sorts in grausry less money would ga ally have been
taken, If business could have been thereby facilitated
The nominal top price Of -four underwent no changes
ship marks however, easier to buy, and American
douI, uuless OF very fine quality also the turn
cheaper There no sales of Importance in Indian
corn Very little business done on the Goth, but
prices were steadily maintained. Yesterday January
IS wheat maintained full prices for good descriptions
but the demand wasnactve Barley was in short sup
ply and fair request at full prices The best osts
quite dear, but other qualities neglected
For beans peas and flour there was little inquiry.
LIVERPOOL COIN MARKEr, January 29.-Alhough the
accounts from London and of the leading provp
cial markets Of encouraging character
the Grain trade here has been pretty hrm since the de-
psrturs Of the last steamer At the market held
18th inst there toler&be number Of coustry mill
er and being responded to rather freely by holders OF
Wheat aceedng TO further decline from that previ.
ousy stated reduce quotations for all kinds Of old
wheat and the general quairiesof full I'D per rob
below the rates of the lth thereby inducing buyers to
purchase upon moderate scale but by means beyond
thsr immediate requirements States well as Irish
and home made -four being in limited request recedsd
Is per barrel and Is sack Beans and peas remain
cd UNMARRIED. Oats and oatmeal, meeting little inqui
~, hardly sustained the reduced terms Of the l4th
The value Of Indian corn and corn meal giving way
again, quotations placed per $50 lbs Is per
barrel lower than that day week. at which sales
held the having been olerabiy wen attended by
home and country buyers the trade see ed to open
@ on OF
any advance, however, being unattanable, and the
transactions only moderate have merely to repeat
our last quotations. Flour, though not in active
quest rather saabe at the rates of Tuesday
In Barley or Malt little or no change Was apparent
English and European Beans difficult Of sale at
late prices and Egyptians, from the large supplies at
band and coming forward, declined Is quarter In
the last noted; end Oatmeal reesded Sd per
load Having several Irish buyers here day, the
operations il Indian Corn rather consdera at
advance Of per 4S0 lbs; and meal being also
in good demand Ga per barrel desrer Or the OATH
Wheat of all descriptions being offered at decline Of
Id to ID per 70b with little effect, reduce quo
tetions of this day week in that ratio American -four
however, from the limited stock choice brands remain
ing held at late prices but taken sparingy
and homemade as well Irish, met dull sale at de-
cline of Is per sack Beans of ali exciting
little notice receded per quarter The trade
being also anguid all kinds rather depressed in
vAlue end oatmeal was in slow request late rates
Indian Corr and Corn Meal although still in moderate
dsmsnd lost the foregoing advance thereby re-estab-
fishing our currency Of Tuesday last Yesterday Jan
2Sth wheat declined Id 10 ID per bushe Oats al
so Id per Is lbs cheaper Indian and Indian meal
also dull OF sAe at the rates of the 25th inst
LoNpoS PnovsIoN MARkET, Jan 2e-Amerioan-
Bacon has had fair sale, steady prices Old is
80 to 40s and new 81 20 $685. bale and eros middes go
" with increased freedom, snd full rates paid Old
nddes Of pork 25 to 30s 50 to 54s Lard has met
steady demand and prices supported-ksgs so to
Sos and barrels So to 60 Beef rather cheaper For
shirs prices folows:Inds beef los to los
per trs India % to loo, prime mess 80 to sos
cicero in steady demand at late rates. Irish much
better demand has been experienced for all kinds Of
butter the better qualities still in the most demand
and, In some INSTANCES rather more money has been
paid The supplies continue large, and the stock is
nearly equal last season. willis, the deliveries
far greater than At that time Quotations arsCsr
low aud Clonme landed % to sss Cork "a; Dub
lin 81 to 81 The demand for bacon is active and the
trade being barely supplied holders have been enabled
to obtain advanced prices The market is steady and
closes With Prime szeRble Waterford 81 to S.
heavy 81 to 63 Limerick sEeable 60 to g. and heavy
Lard has met moderate demand at 81 to sos for fine
Waterford other kinds are steady at former rates.
LIVERPOOL Corror MARKET, Jan 2l.-The advices re-
ceved by the Halifax steamers which arrived Sun
stating that the receipts we're again consdea
bly, less thsn at the sams time last NEARLY 90 oos
bsles) bad the effect of making holders Arm and CON-
enabled them to obtain occasional advance Of I'D
Id IN Amercau for the last few days however owing to
the continued dull accounts from Name hester the in
quries have teen less numerous and the sales made
have been at slight Decline rendering 1t difficult
realize the Of Friday last Surst is steady
but Brazil aud Eayptian are dull SPECTATORS have ia
ken 100 surat and exporters 100 American. The sales
| for the week are ISL 10 bales.
JANUARY 2s-Tbsrs is little change to notice in the
state of the market. The demand which continues to
be limited the wants of the trade rather lsngud
in the early part OF the when prices barely
maintained but it has since revived and the quota.
tons of Friday last readily obtained for all descrip
tons. Exporters have taken 500 American and 70
Bsranham Sales for the week amount to IS $50 bales
JANUARY 29.There has been fair inquiry to-day for
Cotton, and the midding and lower qualities of Aer
can rather tight at quotations The market
closed firmly The sales about 1000 bales and in
clude $500 American at AKA 61sd, and 200 surat at