, 1859-03-17
FLorn X NEw YoRK.-Thc hfnehones' Err
change Reporter Of the 1:th, with regard 10
Elnur contains the following;


Tho mast week having continued mild, with
further fall Of rain, the increased supply has
doue much toward tue ren1enisiinnen. ,in ea, ., tae
.;u,,sly short Of wafer. The rain mud sunshinc
haze given great stimulus to the young corn
aud meadows, the Wheat almost everywhere
looking bright and healthy. as well y the YIN w1a-
ter Beans oats and r. lhe tonaGa 20 arfct Sas
been unusually bad, from tho want OF clear
frosty atmosphere, and the consequence has
been Increased difficulty in the sale Of Wheat
With rather II downward tendency in prices
Tie winds Of Mareh may be expected to greatly
change this aspect Of affairs, and giyc tonc 10
husiaess, whicl, seems impossible in damp
weather. The foreign Wheat trade las been
firm. but retail i'll its character. Fine dry par.
cels are too high comparatively Tor liocrui
use, and US these ure getting scarce abroad, ana
likely to make sacrifices u parcels "a store.
! TIC murkets On tue Continent present no new
/ features Of interest, the calm 50 long pre-
| vaii;ns having still ruled, though prices
| hare not given why. Still, the lust accounts
| from New York SHOW u slight reaction
| while FIRST qualities remain SO scarce and
| dcar. that NC have heard Of two ycssels being
churtcrcd here for Nantes or the Western coast
Of Francc. to take French -four to Scw York and
Canada, there bcinE good margin 1or pront IN
rronndIcss were the fears Of large American
import. And tho great fal'ing of in the exports
| Of Muizc from the United States, which is the
staple Of that country, seems to settle the lues
| tion for the remainder of the scason- rance
now seems to be the only dread o. hoioers m q,
Wheat but We retain the opinion that there VIII
be q turn Of the tide in ttat country before next
larrcst, whether with peace or war.
The sales Of Wheat noted last week were l9e,
ln3 qrs. at Aus lid. aganst u 81. qrs. N ls:s'
The London averages were ass lou On III GFs
/ IL fnn ftflrtI II
I,,tan M u, for TT the eve week endnE .th fcb in Whca
aud Flour, we're 54,765 qrs The imports I.a to'
January. Into the Tinted Kingdom, were .;3 -:
, | urs. Wheat and :."; 4H3 cwt Flour
The supply Of foreign Flour on Monday "a
limited, and that from the country searee1v % u.
, | from the dampness Of tho weather, was t1ce'
siye1y dull nj rather lower rates; III French 1ls'
l sonc concession WAS necessary in order to cdec
1 sales. but the scarcity Of American sorts mad
sour barrels relatively dear, nothing tine benz
in the market.
> Liverpool, on Tuesday, was wcll attended
and but lightly supplied: nevertheless "hcq
| and Flour were in BUYERS favor, the former ID
:. and tie latter ed to Sd per centn!. IN FI1da
p thr same dull state Of trade obtained in Nhca
; | bulk Of the 4amcrican samples being unsalcabl'
y Other kinds Of grain werc nucl, as on tile l'rt
/. | vious day.
10 In scotland there hnye been dull market
- Glasgow was Sd per boil cheaper for Wheat, a1'
~ sd to I'd per boil 'down for Barley. n,
!" In Ireland there has been little Change. I'll
IS Wheat tradc in Dublin, With short supply. VT
C. I'd per bbl higher, Harley and Outs being n
. changed The last market was quiet. Nl1
= only . small stock Of foreign Wheat ut wate
ir ford, tls description has ruled firm, a* well
y nativc sorts. ind Flour. barley aud Oats mai
II taincd former prices Maize seld steadily ut
~ rcr bLl. adrancc. Native Wheat ut Cork vi
MS rather dcarcr, and Muzc in better dcinan
81 ! Dtllrr Grain unchanged.