The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-24
rhe Corn and Other Trades or the Baltic
Immense Supply from Russia.
We read Ia the Independence Beige the following letter.

Immense suppIy from Russia.
read 10 the ndependanoe Beige tho following letter,
dated Hamburg, lst inst.
Hamburg il, perhaps Of all the maritime nations Of
of merchants. who &C intermediate ssents be-
tween Russisn sellers and foreign buyers. rns oOrn
Russia all paid for through the msdium Of Hamburg
bouses The Of the fortunate conclusion of peace
tons Of ioy than .nywhsr. else EyeyVSosy
that the moment Communications are opened Q nav
and brilliant era wfi commence for the commerce Of
the Northern nations. At the Bourss OF this day,
numerous samples Of cereals deliverable IN Russian
bofs at the opening Of navigation next May,
hbed Notwithstanding the eagerness Of the sellers to
induce spectators to purchase their grain bargain Of
eny importance was concluded either yesterday to-
IN ., 81 Of no miss
graphic despstohes just received from the three Russian
Baltic ees sac that measures being taken TO
nvey to the coast the quantities of
cumulAtsd during the last two thIee years In u
stores Of the interior.
[From the London Times, April 81
The announcement b. Lord Pslmerston last night OF
the removal CT the blockade both in the Baltic and the
Black Sea crested satisfaction to-day in tho city espsc
that the Russian have rescnds ihs prehib
ton against the export Of wheat from Russian pors
regards the trade OF the Baltic the wltadra of the
blockade can have nothing than nominal effect
since tie opening Of navigation BY the breaking OF the
April ard the middle of May but the Black ses owing
to vast number OF vessels already regated there
it win be Of great importance At the same dme it is
feen that unless Russia cprocstes the courtesy OF the
allies, by forthwith admitting their vessels into
her ports, the measure win have an injurious
,f all the business. No doubt, however, Is enter
taned on this head and the dresum that in
and Ssrdnian vessels will take the rak OF entering Up
to the present moment instructions appear to have
been received At cur Custom houses 70 allow vessels to
clear for Russian ports but immediate intimAon to
that effect is looked for In relation to the prospects Of
The trade between the two countes tie st. Petersburg
advces continue to describe the most active preparations
for its umptlon, while this side and
roDmasers are manest that tendency to look for
and extraordinary results which In former instances of
political changes have led to overtrsding and bankrupt
cy Numerous agents have already been despatched to
St Pete sburg and number Of unfounded
ruors regaroDg contracts for railways and other public
works are alreacy in circulation circumstance which,
perhap has partly arisen from the fac. that very large
quantity OF railway iron intended for the Moscow line
before the breaking out of the will speedily be
shipped, the contract being still in foroe.
LONDON MONEY MARKET, TUESDAY, APRIL 81 O'CLOCK P.
M-The demand for money active, and Thursday
next there Ia another fns.ament to be paid the
lean funding, there every to expect that With
the occurrence OF NO less than five lie failures In
tight There is noting done now below per cant. @'A
There aemore vessels In from Australia They are the
Red Jacket and the Maid of Judah The Red jacket ar
rived about 10 O'Clock to-day bringing 260 passengers
100 0c0 Of gold es8 wool and one boz sill
ver Her captain (Mpward) died on the passage fort
The aspect Of the Engsh stock market is affected BY
the failures OF the last day or two and partly BY the In
92X to ss, but for the Nay account they are eS4 to
035s, making the Continuation pc, cent which il
equal to fully per cent for money the deposit Of
coLsos The transfer books Of the redac6d three per
cents and the three and halt per cents beiog
open, business Is more animated in this market, but
there are many sellers Of stock, and speculative
account for the fall appears to be commencing Consos
scrip Is AZ TX to 2% prem, and Exshequer bill scrip 2H
The principal feste in the foreign market continues
to be Mexican bonds which firmly support the improved
price OF 22H to %.
UArEpAcr Two o,ryoru
There IA not much change to notice in any Of the
kets Consols are e2x to s21s for money and 921 to
WEDNESDAY MORNING, April 0-11 O'Clock.
corsoIs for account, iMsy ys]...............osK "
A., F. r. MAxwELLs' CIRCULAR.
LIVERPOOL, April 8, 1856.
past week, have ben moderately good Of oats and oat
meal but otherwe trihiDg. From foreign ports have
received quarters wheat of which IA 2S8 quarters
are Egyptan 1862 quarters beans 462 quarters psase
92 quarters indian corn 1881 sacks 502 bbls
four besides 833 quarters wheat from Canada. The
exports in the same time comprise 1856 quarters
SOL sacks and ,222 bbs -four. There has been very
slow sale here since Tuesday last buyers for the most
part holding of In the expectation that the large supplies
now pouring in will have depressing effect on the
ke. and enab them to bster advantage The
eessonable.
At this eay's market there good attendance Of
the town and country trade; however, only limited re-
tail demand experienced fM wheat and four at de-
cline Of 4d per 70 lbs AMI Is to 2s per bbl interior
qua tiles, whilst prime parcels of eaah could not be
with slow sale. may be quoted Nd per As lbs. and Sd.
per load cheaper. Barley, beans and peas met with
small retail demand 1t previous rates Indian corn
freely offered than Of late but the bulk Of the late
large arrivals not having Jet the market buyers
still hold back and in the few salss made to-day decline
Of fully Is per quarter WAS established