Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-28

wed with to hA equal an average OF late years
ey decidedly full crop and Oats and Potates unques
hahly abundant beyond any former precedent. OF
and Peas the culture is so little pracsed here,
ender any remarks respecting them unnecessary. Re
ding the quality and yield Of each kind of Grain, we
~ be able 10 speak conclusvey as thrashing becomes
neral when these points will be more clearly ascer-
The supplies of coastways and from Ireland con-
ne small and exclusive of moderate quantity Of for
m Wheat, with nearly 5000 barrels of Flour, chiefly
IN Canada, we have little TO notice from abroad since
hesday several corr'ss OF " neat and Flour, expected
mot having arriv time the low duty. raj
sed to os Sd per quarter and As barrel leaving the
rate upon other foreign produce the as last week
From the ith to the sh instant, inclusive duties
paid here upon So 5 qrs Wheat 5e5 qrs Oats 4 qrs
Peas l3qrs Indian Corn, and l302 bbls FLOUR subse
qaen further entries have been passed OF which no Of
fetal return has yet been published
During the last two days there was steady inquiry for
Wheat Flour both of hich maintained their prev ious
value while other articles of the trade appeared 70 attract
Al our market this morning. holders OF Wheat WINGED
toera6le degree of hrmness and parcels held
rather higher terms but as no actual advance was
generally estabshedwe merely repeat our last quotations
al which moderate extent OF business transacted.
Barre Flour the only kind in request committed to meet
fair demand and IN most instances an OF o.
PEI Dbl was realized.
Foreign Barley seemed TO be much neglected and must
he considered nominaly rather cheaper OF English new
we have none at hand.
Although Malt of fine quality fully supported former
rrices, izieror kinds somewh at lower.
Oats continuing nearly without inquiry, were further
depressed ia value and must be noted al least Id per 40
los under Tuesday currency.
cRoFs CHEAT BRrAN AID IRELASD,-The grain
ops la the aggregate have turned out we'll The
in England during August could not have been bet
for the ingatherng report Liverpool corn
market
From ireland the intelligence is favorable. Notwih
andng the frequent and heavy showers during the first
in September the accounts OF the prospects the
harvest OF the most satisfactory kind. Wheat will,
however be very short crop much below average
Oats and potatoes will be very abundant. In most
ties progress has been made in harvest work
and large portion Of the wheat has been resped
ally, the quality of that grain is pretty good. On the
whole the Irish harvet likely to be fair average one,
the great yield of oats and potatoes making up for the
produce hops viii be smaller this year than
Many ia England own that they would have short crop.
STATE CT TRADE, Sept l0-Since Friday last much ex-
citement has been caused Exchange by the
OF three failures of which caused great
prise well alarm, amongst all classes Of persons the
party beng generally considered of considerable
property and having maintained his credit in the market
ment Owing to these failures, it fully expected that
the market Yesterday would have exhibited serious
q the preceding week We happy, however be
bled to state that although the influence of these unowa
events felt TO extent in the morning. the state Of
business in the afternoon decidedly better than might
We be.n reasonably expected and upon the whole fair
done prey ous prcesa fact which, under
circumstances just mentioned shows great elasticity
We think X right to state with the view Of correcting
hevery erroneous statements which have been made in
London newspapers and elsewhere that the extent of
principal failure, that of Mr. Forth, has been VERY
atty exaggerated Instead of 100000 f2jOO00 both
which sums have been mentioned as the amount Of his
engagements, assured the ve-y best authority
that they will certainly not to 100000 and will
most probably not exceed 10000 The effect of this failure
On the London stock market has (as will be per
ceived from usual extracts from the London spa
pers) great to extent which would DO ridiculous,
attended with loss many parties
Amongst other consequences produce by in the metro.
ols fall of IL in the shares of the Lendon and Br
ringhaIn. and f5 those of the Great Western Railway
the alleged ground that Mr. Forth very large
holder Of those anl other shares which would necessa
lily be thrown upon the market by his failure. The fact
", well assured thaaMr Forth the
hr Of single share in either of the companies named; and
the entire ofralway stock Of kind standing in
his belonging to him at the time Of his soppage
,chiefy in undertakings Of small imporance) did
cee1 $4,000, which, even offered all at once, would not
purducc effect the market.
With respect the other two failures that have occurred
they are Of minor consequence. The debts of one
ceru are f25O0 the otherto $4,000
but pcher Of them likely TO be productive of any seri
Gus consequence in the neighborhood.
We think right add that several reports OF further
failures circulated yesterday (and amongst them that Of
foreign house heel altogether destitute Ufoundstion
--Mgnchessr Guardian.
RorHD.LE FLAySrL M,RKrr, Monday, Sept I'VE
have had another brisk market to-day and Flanne nave
met with ready sale at former prices; the wool market
has.also been good, but no change in the prices.
EvDDsRsFrElD M,RKrr, Sept s-This quite good
woollens, plain and fancy, which bought uP
freely In fact seldom happens that the stock Of saieae
arrive and the demand greater than the supply Never
theess prices very low In supernes there is not
much doing in the hall but in the warehouses the demand
Is better for the finer and prices rather the adj
In superne fancy goods there quite much
asng but on the whole there is cause OF eongrsuaon
Tor the improvement.
THE IRoS TR,pr.-orders for manufactured Iron for
ris have during the past week been given out to the
when this contract is completed, others viii
low, thou o. not the present extent. The above
ias been kept sack to the latest period, with the
lew TO take advsntage'o the deficiency in harvest
but the ate tine weater an the admirable samples of new
wheat Which have appeare' al market, have completely
disappointed the hopes Of the Spectators to being
compelled to rely much upon 0regn countries for our
supply - Corn.
Ma~cHE.rrE-some extensive sales Al improving rates
were effected for the lower qualities Of hand loom
ood whilst, for the best qualities Of 18th power loom
printers. sales made easier terms Exporters OF
yarns continue purchase largely, but without any
change Prices very firm. In the warehouses good
business has been doing in all kinds Of finished goods
PARn BouEsE. sept. Ave have dull and declining
market Prices are low and great seller appeared
Tho fact IT, the business done is Of the most limited nature
There jotbeTs, as in London to make price and
could neither find bay seller The public should
be their guard against the quotations OF the present
IRON indifference DO business. The least guam
sity Of stock thrown the market would knock 1t TO
81 Tho per Cents opcncd to-day at 7jf 20 being
cvpe y. Yesterday Phcc, and maintained abou, that
!ssn er clap took place, and down dropped tbs quota
Eo,hinr bu, war was talked or and heavy seller nigh
So created another panic. The capitalists seeing the
q-of the market, are holding off with the hope ofeom
5ng begun at l07L zoe and having dropped 70 1856
ID money price higher the close Of the msrket
= Fve per Cents we're done At lo6f The market closed
yhllows Five per Cent. Cor cash, 1896 time Icef SOC
pre- per Cents cash 1850 time, I9i 5oe Bank shares,
sseof Spanish, "a. NesPolisn, 'efaoc.
H,vns Sept. "a
brIoSs-The same inactivity in business that charac-
&sed our market AZ the close Of our previous circular
Tcontinued 30 Vrciominatc since the adj
received last THURSDAY from the United States per
graf Wssfsrn steamer via England, productive Of
change in the situation Of mercantile Affairs Political
questions beginning % lose their sscgudeucy
the pablo mind that the general opinion n
infested 10 favo Of racdc termination. The depressed
that has prev sile In TRANSACTIONS during the
week annot there BE- lscrhel apprehension
probability VI var but Is rather owing 20 the large stock
Of Cotton hand such snced o the year
aud the ~ dent the ofhoicrs realize
% consequence OF he Intelligence rom the u tied states
the extent Of the approaching crop on the