The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-11

duotion ct several Of the large consuming towns The
continued decline In prices u sgricuturs pecdaoe Ia
!Ssssnnins 70 Srs.s: alarm raa nay vso on..
to . EPSTEIN OF protection 70 native indusrry. rnss
growing in TINS eoanIy must be uarsmausr ltof
II the peculiar burdeps the laCd be oontiuaed sal
cempsraiively uutaxed foreigo produce be admitted
free Of duty IL, fear, too certsia fvorssis
period then the present for trying the OF
feee trade could not been desired by rh sd
eating the new order Of affairs: The uadoubt'd de-
hcisnoy In crop. Of grain tbs pArsiai f4are
Of the pstatc and tho iaot .o.s tns essv. Of 49,:
Europe are croumstsocss well S~,ca,sssd to prevent
vrioo bsic: greatly r~ducsd Still gu stations rsosds
and the "a. In the v.us Of .ps.! s'so', sns proa
or &c. per quarter. The tendency hsviag oonnu usd
downwsrds I'll through the winter moaths, whom tue
foreign supplies were moderate and tue ptoa
largo. 10 it reasonable to expcot, nov that sprax
10 approaching, the Baltic ports freed from Ice
and no impairment exists to sappliss rssehias US
from all parts Of the world, that prices win al
vspoei We certainly BY means ssnguins Ia
regard to the future though tue s.us sims Va are
ortps may prevent bresdstuns rscsding much b.low
their present level At Mark.lans business has bssa
very dull since this day week, notwithstanding tbs
scanty character of the supplies into the port Lon
don or English wheat the arrivals have been quite
trfing and the quantity OF foreign reported sinss
Saturday last hss been moderate. rho inquiry has
throughout TIE svek been isngutd. On Monday pisk
ed samples English realised nearly previous prices,
bat secondary descriptions were with difficulty PLACED
and Kent stands absolutely bars and In the ab.
renee of businsss quotations rrmsnsd nomin ally
altered; nor the transactions this NOR nj az OF
sufficient Importance to render it nsossssry to note
any change In prices. but had the supply been
liberal further abatement would probably have taken
place. The operations In foreign wheat have bsen
restricted eosle very few utry purchasers having
visited the market, ana our own millss being mostly
holders OF foreign. The business done Monday
ut rates Is to g. psr quarter belo~ those current on
that day seDnght, At which reduction sAles
made with difficulty to day. The nomnsl top price
~ tnwp prpfoN hoa haas
interior grades Of foreign have been sold at
which would not have been accepted last week The
Sspe nrsy.d than TO tho ~
Picked qualities suitable for sowing, have comma odsd
full prices but the maltsters and distiers have de-
clned to act except ut reduced rates A decline OF
about Is per quarter wac submitted to in the com.
mt of the week which has not einoe bsen
covered; indeed. it not by any easy to o.
arrivals Of oats coastwie have rather fallen or and
have been sparingy applied With that grain from
the turn has been In favor Of the buyer Beans ADD
peas have Moved of in retail without much alteration
occurring in their value.
Messrs. Brown, shipiey q Co.'s Circular.
LIVERPOOL, Feb %, l849
For week after the departure Of the last steamer,
We had increased actively in orr cotton Market sad
the sales for the week e~ded 10th met reached 5000
bAlee OF which 40 900 taken speculation, aud
500 for export, resulting In further advance Of
"a per pound Ia all descriptions But the early pact
market was vsly heavy with qusutty Offer
ing much exceeding the demand some OF the rscsnt
peculstor being sellers and the above advance was
more than half lost To-day, no vever We have had
revival Of demand sgsin and renewal Of confidence;
and though the rates of last week not OBJ
ofacia quotations. now are * for fair Up and AZ for
fair Mobile and sd for fair Orleans; middiug Upland
sse sns %
900 bales of which 1000 has been to spscutors and
800 Tor export and the American descriptions consist
AGO Alabama and Mobile At ~, s. and 900 Sea Island
at . lbd per pound The stock Ia this port Is nov
90, sSs QUO 2s0 600 a. sane a S period
ing an Increase Of ~ 600 bales.
Our corn markets have been very dull and declining,
pies causing great depression In the trade Flour IS
26s barrel American wheat 60 AIS Cd 70 pounds
indian corn 2s for inferior white to zoe % per guar
ter for the best yellow, Indian corn meal II 14s Cd.
per barrel.
The demand for turpsntIne Is limited and only about
$500 barrels have been disposed Of since last att
IT, 3d. per owt parcel Of common American rosin
brought the advanced price Of 49, "A per ovt In
Coming toward more fssy. and thss. rates arc not
likely to be maintained.
Yours, respectfully BROWN, sHIPLEY co.
Markets.
LONDON MoNEY MARKET, Feb. 23-The English unds
have istterly rscsded o. will be perceived By our daily
FEB. 7-At the commencement Of business this
ming the tone Of the market was better than yes
quence Of further large sales. A reaction. however,
took place towards the after oon and the olosine
them LETT
at 931s for account and 93 for money declined s3
and 93N, recovered to S3 for present transfsr and
9aA for account and closed 1t 9S< to and ssS to
Frs 10 The Stock market exhibited buoysnt and
hrmer tone during the early part Of the day but Z
reactien, and prices ccseda at decline Of per cent
upon the latest official prices Of Saturday. Consos
cnieh ne. nv were auotsd at ss to 70. money, and
money. and 93S for March, and afterwsrd, 93 aud
esH they closed steady at 93 to for present
The current rate for money the Stock Exchange Is
FrB 20 "A further decline took place In the valu.
Of the funds and tho market was throughout the day
heavy. The depression ct ono time was Is much Is
per cent, owing to continuance Of sales, and the
eventually occurred and at the close Of the day prices
exhibited fall Of per cent Consols, which ltfe of
yesterday at ss's to for money, and e3 to y for
count done IS low - OAK and 921S this morning
The highest price 1t which business done was 93h
and s3H The closing prices % to u for money,
Frp 2-The tone Of the stock market was some
what Armer to-day; but prices experienced some huo
tuation Con.ols done to some extent at 80 to 4
for money aud ct 93h to for account, aod closed 1t
o3h to for present transfer, and 9S exactly for 40
sount being an advance Of per cent upon the closing
FEB. 25-Tbe funds to. day again experienced duo.
Euation Of u per cent In value. The msrket op,ned
With improving tone on the favorable vs. from
of ys,terdsy 1t 9Sz to q for money aud 93< for 40
count, frat operated In this morning 93S for
money. and 9SX for account, from which quotations
they fell to and done at 90 and 93X The oles ng
prices were 9s to and 931s to Y respe otvey, or
per cent decline from yesterday. The chief dealings
we're for account.
Frs % There Is little change in the funds
TO- day. Conesls for the account opened At % 93I,
have since been 92S o. and again % 93X. The
stock market 10 still Depressed by money eaes and BY
the opportunity OF realsine large proats upon purcha
made at lover rates with the temptation to invest
in foreign stocks and shares to enter actively
upon commercial business. Consols called % to
03k New 81 per cents realise % to 9a>S; and per
cent annuities. 93$ to 93H Bank stock worth 1914
to 1915 Excbequer bills are AZ q ass premium; and
those advertised to be be paid OF have been $685. pro-
MUM.
The following table shows the fluctuations In Consos
from February 10 to February 49,
For Money. For Account.
TOresf gLskfC Tos;uU To,rrs Hoh~sf (fosico