The New York herald., 1850-10-10

| since Monday and there has not been much
done in mailing qualities Really fine samples are
likely To be rare, and such will probably command
relatively high rates the few lots exhibited on
| Wedne sday and Friday were coarse, and conse-
quenIly moved oil rather slowly at previous prices
| say 27s. 10 2Ss. per or. fa-I.tl s..fr.7.
| Foreign barley has hitherto come to hand pretty
freely, 7,5S7 quarters having again been reported
this week; il is, however, the prevailing opinion
that the shipments from abroad will be much less
extensive thsR they have been, OWING TO the ge-
neray indifferent yiels of ali spring corn oa fhs
continent; Holders of the article have therefore
demanded quite as much money, and the inquiry
having been tolerably active, the recently-estab-
iished advance has been steadily supported Light,
inferior sorts can now scarcely be obtained below
Dds, and good heavy grinding samples command
rs Z5s per quarter, without much ficulty:
Fine malt made Of last years growth OF barley.
hae been held very firmly, At the extreme terms of
last week, in consequence Of the belief that the
new produce wiil not prove OF SO satisfactory
quality as the old.
The market has been well supplied with oats.
The receipts from our own coast have, however,
been trifing. having amounted to only 81 qrs, aad
the bulk of the supply is again from abroad The
total arrivals including l,785 qrs from Ireland, has
amounted to Sc, 1882 qrs. The large dealers have,
during the two or three weeks, been gradually get
ting into stock and there is less remaining in first
hands of the last Russian supply than might be ex-
pected. This week the demand has not been par.
tcularly active, but good corn could not be pur-
chased cheaper either on Wednesday or Friday
than in the commencement OF the week. The new
proved Of good quality, though not very heavy In
weight.
Beans have been inquired for, especially fine old,
tbs new being decidedly inferior to last years
growth. No change has, however, taken place in
prices since Monday last.
The shortness Of the pea crop, both in this coun-
try and on the continent, has iused the article to
rise rapidly in value, and fine boilers have ad-
vanced 10 36s. TO 3Ss. per Or. Other sorts have
improved in proportion, and at present the market
lie nearly bare OF English.
The business done in floating cargoes Of wheat
and Indian corn has not been ex ensive, but this
has been caused more by the high pretensions of
sellers than from any want OF demand.
Very little change appears TO have taken place
in the corn trade at any OF the leading continental
markets, and our advices from abroad of less
interest this week than usual. The most promi-
nent feature is the extreme trmness of sellers, who
appear TO calculate with so much certainty on an
extensive British demand sooner later, as to be
Indifferent about realizing, except at full terms.
Danzig is nearly he only place of importance at
which any extent OF business has been done. The
latest advices from thence are of the 4th instant.
During the preceding day about $50 lasts of wheat
had changed hands AT very full terms. For a
parcel of extra fine equal to 45s. per or. free
board had been paid, and AS. had been generally
obtained for fine highmAed of 62 to 63 lbs weight.
Altogether $50 lasts had been sold during the week
AT konigsberg, on the 18th of Sept, there was
little passing in wheat, and the operations during
the week had been on retail scale. Farmers had
CONNIE need preparing the land for autumn sowing,
and but moderate supplies of grain had conse-
quently been brought forward. In prices no
change had occurred 40s was about the value
of high-m,xed, 37s. Cd. to 3Ss for mixed, and 36s
per or. free on board for red In spring corn and
pulse the transactions had been perfectly unm-
portant Barley was quoted l5s. to It's, Rye 2Os.
3D., and Peas 26s. per or free on board.
Our Stettin advces are Of last Mondays date.
The supplies from the growers had not increased,
and the operations in the grain market had conse-
Wheat was quoted from SSs. to Ais per Or, ac-
cordipg 10 quality.
AT Slralsund and Anclam prices ranged about the
came as at the port last named, but these rates
were more nominal than real, scarcely any
business having been done. Barley was worth
from lie. Cd 10 lSs per or. free on board, at the
principal Lower Baltic ports.
Letters from Rostock, OF the 10th of September,
inform us that scarcely any supplies Of new wheat
had come forward, and the stocks OF new having
been reduced into very narrow compass, holders
have raised their peensions, and for superior 63ibs.
qualities Of old as much as Ais. per Or, free on
board, had been asked. OF peas only POO or 300
qs. were held, for which 22s TO 23s. per Or, free
on board, had been demanded. Barley OF 53 to
bilbs. weight was quoted lss. per Or The first
part OF the harvest had been secured in excellent
order, but towards the finish the weather became
wet, and some portion OF the new corn would con-
sequently, il was feared, be Of only moderate
quality.
AT Hamburg, on Tuesday last, business in
wheat was inactive, bat sellers manifested no dis
position to accept less money, and where sales
were made, previous prices were obtained-ssy
3ss. Cd for wheat weighing 6Olbs, 4Os. I'd. for
60llbs, 42s. for Abs, and 43s for 62Albs quail
ties Barley had been IN fair request, and had
commanded fall terms. In oats no business had
been done, owing TO the want of supplies.
Emden letters OF the 10th instant inform us that
the hervest had been finished in that neghbor-
hood, and that though the crops were generally
inferior TO those Of last year. material deficiency
was apprebt nded ia any article but rye. Stocks OF
old oats were email, and the prices asked having
been above the limits of the English orders, lew
transactions had taken place.
Al Rotterdam there was fair show Of Rhine
wheat on Monday, which moved oil slowly at
about previous prices New varied in weight from
6l To 6is lbs., and IN prices from f0s TO Ass. Year
old wheat, weighing 62a TO 63 lbs. per bushel was
quoted Ills. Sd. 10 i3s %, per or free board
Oats were scarce, hu, barley was in good supply,
and receded Cd to a Is. per qr. In price,
At Antwerp, on Wednesday, wheat was dull OF
sale, and barley supported its previous value
Messrs. Brown, shipley, Il Co.. Circular.
LrsHrooL, September IS, 1850
The accounts by the America, received early ths
morning Of the I'D inst created active inquiry for
cotton in the early part Of the day at = Nd. per
ID. advance, but the demand having again compsrs-
lively ceased holders have been unable TO maintain
their position aud the market closes heavily At pas
tisl improvement Of ID per lb. on the above quota
tiops.
There bs, been rather mere doing In wheat and aour
but without change In prices.
The Markets.
Lo<pos Morrr MsEKrr, Sept. "a One O'Clock. The
Epesh stock market coptt both quiet aud steady.
Prices the same this morning they lett OF yes
trday and the dealings few aud not Of special in
tsrest Cobsols marked at g6h to for money,
ana DcA 90 "a for account. Erchequer bills 63s. to
ees pm India stock 2S4 zoe ditto bond. 50 ss pm
There no alteration of any moment In the quota
tobs Of the foreign securities and business r.nsins
dull. Mexican are s01s to =, Peruvian sth to s2s.
considerable improvement has taken place In the
railway market this morning. Prices have advanced
about AZ per share, and are m mly maintained
VS. r-Tlera Ia cen 10 sl "
ever In the market fer Consols-the quotations ere
soA TO for money. and Pek TO y for account; Er-
cheguer bills tcs. TO COS. premium. A good deal Of
business has been Transacted In the foreign ssoures
snd the market v firm. Me,ican have improved TO
Bon 20 81 Peruvian slA 90 s2h shilisn sk per Gents
1O3 20 ~, do Three per Cents. 90; y.nsgueia 32si
Brazilian (smalD p2. to " The railway market pre-.