The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-22

tnue 10 remain until perfect regeneration 10 made
hsntabie samples Some OF the Rochester millers
who have manufactured extensively of Illinois grain,
have suffered materially both financially and in repus.
ton In consequence Of being deceived In heir samples
of wheat At this this injury uarly
oppressive large quantity Of grain comes IN the CON
vessel a. 10 be ready for change Of wind bu, the
miller having choice ofsamples and smarng under his
present deception pays not the least attention Chicago
wheat; and as consequence train of evils follows the
consigned in every succeeding transaction In word
ILLINOIS wheat is at this time suffering under most unfor
dispel
The Cleveland and Canada trade is about used up; not
barrel OF Hour or oushel Of grain have been exported
10 the Colonies since the Canadian tariff laws went into
operation The consequence has been rise of price in
Montreal and in the Shipments 70 the east
The receipts ct Buffalo for two DAYS ending the 18th
INST were 30 900 barrels four end 900 bushels wheat
besides several vessels not entered.
Account Of Flour and Wheat arrived at tide water du
ring " NN'
ro,. % a., meek m n Jnly TOdlto the lath JaIy-
is4a 7s,sii 1929 s sSs SaI ia IA
At Albany, July 49, the market for -four was heavy,
and all descriptions suffered further decline Cenesee
freely offered to day at So by holders buyers offer 81
3! We do not hear Of any sales We quote Genesee at
;. pass o6 Sales Of Ohio and Michigan have been
made during the day say We hear Of but few ransac
tons in grain 1900 bushels northern at soc; 1900
DO shorts at c l4O0 do fine feed at 4al5c No sales Of
oats
At Rochester, the I7tb. the tendency of prices was
downwards. Flour 81 so and wheat at 81; corn 4c,
At Buffalo. the 49, sales of -four were making at 81
l2AaS4 %; Ohio wheat 90a93c, pnd &c. being
almost low enough to send to the east at profit
At Cleveland, the nth inst -four ranged from 81 IS TO
81 90; wheat from 90 to 90 cts and 3Sc The
cepts for the 4S hours preceding bbls
1880 bushels wheat, and 90 10 The exports
the week ending the 18th were
To U s. ports. SO.aso 100 $50
In Canada,
At Baltimore, the 10th inst The market for Howard
street -four continues dull further decline has taken
place in price, We advised of seles Of 500 bbls
fresh ground Of good mixed brands from this morn
ing at S. The receipt price by is now 81 s7t A
sale OF 600 bbls City Mills -four. made from wheat
was made to day at IS So We note sale of 500 bbls
susquehanna -four at $5l2A. Some holders will
ling to sell at S. Three cargoes OF new North Carolina
wheat were sold yesterday and TO day ia ITO and 100
cents They had been previously sold at l5ai20 cents,
but proving to be heated in the vessel and fit grind
ing thew were resold ut the above rates. small parcel
OF new Virginia wheat in prime order, sold to-day
at III cents, and smaller parcels of Md at ITO lis
P.ppsylv red sud yesterday Ill cents and
smaller parcel at 10 cents Sies of Md
for vesw and SO 50 cents for white. lot of bush
els Pennsylvania yellow was sold at Sc cents Nd
worth 25 cents.
At Montreal the lsth inst --Americsn -four and wheat
were in demand at prices higher than exist any market
in the States The supplies from this country having
ceased, -four commands SIS rs IS &c. and Ohio wheat
81 90.
At Akron, Ohio July 6-The wagon receipts of wheat
for the past week 1857 bushels-trom canal AS
total receipts 25002 bushels The clearance of flour
ii l54 bbls. Wheat brings 9jc.