The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-11
Corn Trade.


The receipts very moderate considering the immense
quantities that daily arrive at Buffalo, but corresponding
demand exists here which enables the stocks to slowly
increase. We quote for brands Genesee 81 ST.
S5 Ohio and Michigan, 81 s7t 4si; Richmond Coup
S1ia3 90 2si 30 % s1s; GEORGETOWN
l2t Corn Meal, 50 s7i. Wheat very dull and price no
mnal. the supplies are increasing and the stocks in
first hands pretty extensive No Northern has been
offered yet. The last sales ST. which is still de-
handed by holders. They must come down from that
price several cents before sales any extent will be
made Rye quite active at the adv ance sales mostly
6S 50 cents the supply is small very large per cent
less man the demand Corn sells at DO cents weight for
The only thing in wheat -four is the state of the
hrves Flour made from the new crop of wheat raised
IN the western part of this state has been received in this
market. The season has advanced sufficiently far to
enable us to form estimate Of the extent of the CROP
every sown; in Ohio about feen Indiana, twenty;
Illinois, eighteen; and in New York twelve Other grain
wheat raised in the State Of New York. for the
Just past larger and will average 10 the than
ever before known The eastern part of the state has
been infested with the insect that the cultivation of
wheat was abandoned for some CROP and conse-
quenty the quantity raised constantly decreasing
This season even Oldest wheat growing lands,
nothing in the shape OF insect disease has destroy.
ed single plant This fact alone will add thousands of
the total crop over and above the Weld in for
mer The sales in this market for foreign ship
have been to moderate extent those to Europe have
been grounded on the prospect of stout crop the
the fears OF stout crop the continent are
we'll founded, but the falling of will not be to an
their harvests will be large enough for their own con
SUMPTION but not large enough to supply the demand
from England From the following extract, which we
make from the Mark Lane Express Of the 18th ut it
Will be seen that tho crops Of England in very pre-
carious state, which, with the prospect from the CONT
nent, will doubt induce shipments from this country,
before the closes considerable degree of
element has prevailed in the grain trade since last
caused partly by the somewhat unsettled state of the
weather up to Friday. We had several cold gloomy
days in the early part Of the week, with occasionally
heavy Showers and though the rain which has fallen has
nj nan hens hmm NH
the want OF genial warmth must have retarded the
turing OF the growing cropsa very serious considera
ton IN the present position Of the country with regard
stocks That the quantity Of old remaining the
hands Of merchants, miers and dealers, is unusually
holders to such an extent to render matter Of
comparative indifference whether wheat to
ton for the United Kingdom is eeneray IN
round numbers at between eighteen to twenty millions
tarded the old stocks would have to be drawn upon
the extent of at least 100000 quarers WILL therefore,
at once be apparent how important difference the gain
or loss of fortnight three weeks might involve We
induced to offer these remarks to guard against any
misconcepton OF the opinions expressed in former
bers We have repeatedly stated that felt satisfied of
there being sufficient wheat in the country carry
harvest provided the present month should prove hot and
forcing and this opinion still resin Notwithstanding
the low range Of temperature which has, during the
greater poroDlof the first half the period stated been
experienced longer continuance Of ungenial weather
might, however, make considerable difference.
The reports respecting the OF the growing
wheat plant, though the whole satisfactory not
which referred last week. having since rather in.
creased; at present grounds however, to az
prehend that the yield will be below usual average,
though the agreeable produce may In localities fal
short At oil the leading ncal markets held during
the week very moderate supplies have been brought for
ward, and the advces from Mark lane having inspired
holders with additional confidence high prices been
asked.
At Boston, the 9Th instant-Flour very dull Northern
Corn held at 6Oc; Southern round yellow 60 fiat do 5Sc
supply small and demand limited.
At Albany, the 9h-Holders not disposed to sell
N rnta No ntp q % u Il.
Ohio and Michigan 81 IS. Some Wheat, extra quality,
sold at ST. 03, which is trife above the market price
We shear of sale of shorts at about lOS.
At Buffalo, the sth-The inquiry for samples of north
ern wheat good and sevea lots have been taken at
advance previous rates About $500 bushels
day from 81 to IS Extensive sales of Chicago
say 10000 bush brought 10 so cents at which rste
seems TO stand No grain has yet made its appear
Some B. Rock flour sold at 81 lat, which pretty
clearly exhibits the range for other descriptions Hol
ders Of not press sales, and think there
better disposition to buy but hear Of transactions
At Baltimore sthHow street Flour fresh ground,
sold at 81 62l rs; City Mills at S.; Susquehanna at
81 6ss extra 81 sl4 The supplies Of Wheat not
ry large odsy and there is better feeling in the
ket, owing to the increased supply Of in the mill
streams, and some demand for neighboring market
We Cannot however state positive advance in price,
and therefore quote before viz good prime reds %
9sc and ordinary to good 50 to 96c Among transac
tons today we note sale Of load OF prime North Care
lima at 97c two parcels Of Virginia. comprising bush
e6c, and another parcel at 90 9sc Very little doing in
Corn. We quote Md white at sac; and yellow at "a 6b
cts. Sales OF new Nd Oats at 81 a 22c.
Wool Trade.
This article is not in SO active demand as it few