Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-09-25
The Flour Trade.

Thcse nf our tead.rs ~ho take notice of tho rties
currui,, have s-en that socdrn change hes tssrn
place "a the rf'cr. 81 grain enc hut ~ The h"'r ."
harssiine The crop ~ wheat Throughout The county
with son. fnedefatr rsrvptcus here and there. was
represented unusually laigr The other cf"ps aso
promised WILL IL. opinau brcamc rrncfHl tHnt We
TOT lnvrr .crs lad a. length cUr, and 81 pt'ces
PERMITTED To- tell onh towards Iir close 81 Jaly
whtD Grnnerscc sold Ut : 30 Scr common brands. aud
Ohia al So 70 aud sise .,is as 500 u proved cur
ing the nnuih u August, that the quantt coming 10
market not sufiecai Ia supply the drnand, aud
prcss advanced s'nrashly aud With the very general
apniap ,hnt they all back wh-n the crop came
ir-,lY n inarkrt Supprs have continued short TO
t's umr. thus has been partly charged "a the low
star 81 The u, st-ans bot Va addition. repafis have
ir some umr been coming IN that The hru,rs had hr'n
disappointed 80 the Yield. thrashur, hy one uird
We are nat 80 bame hrts certainly TOT rupPehg that
the iaimers bad good crop, When they supposed 80
themselves Very extensively "a the interior 81 ihls
state. the opinion mas general amnur the lltEi'ts
that The crop was plentiful. that they sold Their wheh
at pnc,s graduated upon -four Eve to six dollars
bartri ~ this market FROM the Snuih. toe, the conn
pa,nt ul DISAPPOINTMENT cam. latr aud loud Tho
drought too came 10, aud hfrarnrd Tie crop ol lutan
corn aud taiors aud II the accounts can be r'ltd
upon, the former considerably. aud The latter Is very
severely inquired. Throughout New England We be-
ltrNe tr lrprIis favorable IN the aggregate ct the
various crops hat if these regions Hi",t relied upon
io supplying flour Tor market public sentiment among
the dealers his npw put down drhci-nt crop The
straw was lusunani, but the eNtr-W" beat dried and
shtu"k the kernel, they say Being wen pr pared
ia our own condlnn Tor excitement, th"n came last.
bot not least, The alarming accounts from England -
II would seem hat the which hronged To us had
Ssed Ms way IN coming dow Va, and gnur pouring upon
that land 81 rains aud logs AT the last dates the
WHEAT IN England had just h"eun to tip'n. aud lar
looked ioerly well. ilcueh 1t certain that If II
should continue 1" rain a month longer, John Bull
would be- obliged 10 go abroad hr btrad
~" Great Western, Il Is expected. viii settle all
questions on this paint 1t Is not business sum
up The result Of The news aud determine
among the conflicting opinions uf those VIII, better
able 10 judge liln our>rvcs short crop ~ England
is great raainy that the island never gathers its
hntNtH's without the greatest anxiety. and always at
"uuut the lime III harvest th. markets
slant agitation. Prices have recently ruu high there
uut Il Is not 80 clear wh-iirr II is all from apprcnrn.
SONS about The crop, partly irnm The IF rt- of fprc
hai"ts III bonded grain. who afford tn make some
s'crilrs upon the small Of the old harvest If
Thereby they can run up the averages and get IN
'helf h"ndrd corn free. or ai small duiy About oil
sHch matters To" safest position that often taken
~ we Richmond Enquirer, of-HO0S rerlnS II is Ger.
lam that neither wheat -four arrives in sufficient,
quantities t" supply The demand upon the market -
ne burners IN he interior who commenced their snlcs
At dollar husl, last week getting a dollar and
W &c quarters, aud are no doubt pnck-iinn two
d"'ars 80 much tor their own laundering about the t
own "niFs, IN surprising they had an abundant CROP
when shry had only two thirds VI common yield -
y. ! JOarndt IF Commerce