The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-30
TWO CENTS.
Miscellaneous.

miscellaneous.
MI Arthur p. Bagby. late United States Minister It
court Of his majesty the Emperor Of Rus
10 has arrived In London from st. Petersburg his
ray to Liverpool, en- route to the United States
The United States frgatc st. Ls~rsnse left South
symptom on the 10th inst, under royals for the east
Yard.
The PACKET SHIr AMERIcAN EAGLs-Tn our Last, we
noticed the arrival OF this ship ct Plymouth with
number Of cases Of cholera on board Since that, =
hulk has been towed from the Into the SOUND
serve as hospital for the diseased Of the
Eagle The removal Of the eick passengers, from the
chip to the hulk, has proved advantageous Only
death, young English GIRL aged twelve has occurred
active surgeon in charge board her Msesty's ship
Tyne says, There are new Of confirmed oho-
lera since the 7th Diarrhua still continues The two
cases (cholera) under treatment at last report
proceeding hvorablyn The entire mortality from
VIE four In the channel and eight in the Sound; only
one OF the latter caused by sickness which began
after the vessel entered the port
IrrNs FoR CANADA Mr.. Hincks had an interview on
the 10Th inst with Earl Grey.
1t is reported that Lieut. Gen Sir John Hawey, tho
Lieut. Governor Of Nova Scotia is to succeed the late
Sir Benjamin D'Urban commander of the forces in
British North America No successor has yet been
named to the coonslcy of the 5lst foot.
The Corn Trade of Europe.
From the London Mercantile Gazette. June ISL
Although the temperature has been low during the
greater part OF the week and the wind mostly from the
north and east the crops have progressed favoraby
and the reports fro the districts continue
to speak well OF the prospects for the future The
son, however. il by ne means forward Even in the
South wheat is Ms yet only partially In aud an
eaily harvest cannot be reckoned upon. unless tho
weather should during the remainder n hi. and next
month prove Of forcing character TIE wheat trade
has undergone very little change since tas day week.
There has been animation in the demand, bat much
frmness has been displayed by holders, and not With
standing the absence OF any sinister reports respecting
the growing crops previous prices have been steadily
supported An opinion appears t. be gaining ground,
that the value OF wheat has the present touched
the lowest point; that continuance Of fine weather
would probably fail to produce any further depression
The Of thing likely to detract from the
productiveness Of the harvest, might easily cause
impro, emept in prices; hence there has been less
xiey to realize as stocks certainly heavy
ebort supplies for few weeks might perhaps suffice to
enable settlers to establish u small advance. The
Danish and German war is still being carried on in
much the way before, and though negotiations
Tor peace raid be- pending, IL seeIas doubtful
wh.her matters will be settled in time to enable ship
mcnts to be made fl TN the Baltic to arrive here
previous TO our crops being ready for cutting
Still, not disposed to agree with those who sp
may perhaps be necessary to hold stronger induce
men than Is afforded by present prices, to secure
supplies from France Holland and Belgium, on an
equally extensive scale to those We have TILL now been
receiving from those countries From America 1t
would seem have not much to expect, unless O.
rise takes place in markets Stocks unques-
tonably large the other side of the Atlantic but tho
who the principal holders are dissatisfied
with the prices offered; ana by tho latest accounts
from the United States, the arrivals at the sea-
board from the interior had been comparatively
small Taking all these matters into CONSIDERS
that for the month two wheat will maintain Its
value with fine weather; the subseQuen range
harvest. The arrivals Of the article coastwise into
London have been extremely small aud the quantity
brought forward at Mark lane by samples
from the neighboring counties has also been tritng-
On Monday. the show consisted of few runs from
Essex and Kent, having scarcely sample from more
distant parts of the kingdom nThe millers were
theless cautious in their operations and difficulty
was experienced in efecting clearance mt previous
rates On Wednesday quotations were perfectly nomi-
nal there being then little nothing sae and this
morning matters remained in the POSITION the few
small lots exhibited being placed at prices precisely
i'm IN fhAGa
week The receipts Of foreign wheat have fallen or
materially since last Saturday evening only go Qrs
have come to hand at this port. Meanwhile have
to furnish supplies larger circle than in ordinary
owing the shortness of the Of home
iapidly diminished. ON Monday fair extent Of BUST
dono In the finer qualities at about former
terms but the inferior sorts were neglected. Since
then the tram reactions have been comparatively unm
portapt but prices not this morning than
Monday though the country demand certainly less
active. Fresh ground four has throughout the week
met . tolerably free sale, and has commanded full
prices doubtful descriptions have, the other hand
been very Idicult quit even at some slight reduce
tion. Very good French flour has been selling and
may still be obtained, at SO to 34s per sack Supplies
at English barley have almost ceased to ward
had abundant arrivals Of foreign Of suitable quality
for feeding which Is the only purpose for which the
On Monday . small concession made, ard to-day
buyers were enabled to purchase quite easy
as earlier in the week Prices of malt have undergone
no change requiring notice The arrivals Of British
grown oats have been oleraby good aud from abroad
we have again to report liberal supplies A large pro-
portion Of the latter has consisted OF inferior qualities
and many Of the cargoes have arrived In bad
The lower Inscriptions have consequently been press
ingy offered ut irregular rates. but this has not had
much effect the value OF really good sweet oats,
which have brought very nearly former prices Beans
and peas have been neglected and the has been
In favor Of the purchaser Indian to arrive has
been inquired for Irish account and cargoes close
at hand have commanded full terms.
Markets.
LoNpoH MoHEr MARKET, June 15.-One o cleck.-The
quiet suppression Of the attempted instruction ut
Paris has given upward tendency to the value OF
the French funds and produced corresponding infu-
snce on the markets here.
The English funds show firm and improved market,
with rising tendency. Consols OIL 4 to for
the opening ex dividend and 02L for money with d.
vidend Reduced Three per cents 9O1s to VI, New
Three and Quarter per Cents Oh q to Long Annu-
ties Gle Exchsquer Bills 43 to 49, Bank Stock 194k.
The Foreign Stock Market is likewise armer but
there is very little doing The dealings include Dutch
Four per Cents at 75x to 76h Spanish Three and Q
Half per Cents 33T, Mexican 27< to q ex coupons,
Peruvian Four per Cents 81 and Belgian -Four and .
Half FER Cents 70.
There IL likewise but very small business doing In
Railway Shares, but the market is nrm, and rather
better
Three o'clock Consolsfor the opening ok to 4 OK
dividend; Consols for money shut.
BANK OF ENGLAND.
An account pursuant to the Act 18th and Sth Victors
cap. 81, for the week ending June 9th
DEPARTMENTS.
Notes issusd .fH"oAv governments Debt. Tn Ols 100
Other securitics... 2,93l@O
f.otA Cot ND krl-