The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-14
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These Of arrival Of -four tide in each
year the LIST August the imports from Western
States the time represent the surplus of own
State coming to tide water in each year.
Up to the time the above tables were msde not bush
el OF new wheat, a barrel Of -four made from new
wheat had been forwarded the whole being part of the
surplus OF last years crop lett over in the hands prnci
The stock this market has for the past month been
gradually increasing Iun,il the quantity in store at the
wequo'e from sales made at the close OF the week, for
Genesee, 81 93s IS, for common brands Ohio and
Michigan, SASH 50 ST., Ohio round hoop, sts7A S.
prime brands for shipment The sales almost entirely
confined to brands OF Western the demand for Gentsee
and southern being very limited. We quote Howard
street at $sk; Georgetown $5l2a Eastern purchasers
are in the and are the principal operators The
demand from that quarter rather speculative one in
anticipation of favorable European advces by the Hber-
MIA
Wheat very insctive The sales small and at old
prices The receipts to fair extent but holders
sanguine in being abet sustain prices Corn is the
other extreme-scarce, and in demand. Yellow North
River sells readily at 57a So cents Rye Is also scarce
We quote so cents.
At Boston, the 18th inst the demand for -four was
moderate. Sales OF Genesee common, S5,l2i Phadel-
pha, Si94 Michigan, So o. Southern dull 100 barrels
Georgetown, choice 1919 Southern yellow fiat Corn
has sold AZ Sc cents No southern white in market sales
of Western white iron store, at52i SO cents.
AT Providence the 2th Zoe barrels superne Western
Canal advertised and sold, at $SlSa $500 Corn 1000
bushels Maryland white advertised and sold, at SO
90 cents.
AT Philadelphia the lath note decline Of lai cents
per barrel the asking price Of Flour at the close Of
ground, at SisIt $3.50 1000 barrels common and fair
brsnds all fresh ground at $40 lot of good Ohio at
Stelf some scrapcd at $3.50, and condemned at 81
Weeks sale for shipment, $500 barrels Demand limited
for city at prices rather unseted Most holders ask
S475 for Western, but some lots Of old stock have
been sold at 81 62k Fair and good brands sound
held at SI75 to S. Rye FourSmall sale at IS IS
per BARREL Corn Measales of 1900 barrels at 26at for
Pennsylvania and sa94 for Brandy 60 hhds Of the
latter nj Sl3
wheatsaes of $50 bushels old crop Penn'a red at 81
02 per bushel part in stores $500 bushels new South.
fair At 81 and good and prime red cts 81 Oi
Penna 90 cts OF. Rye-saes of 1000 bushels at SO
n 81 cts. lot in store at 50 cts. Coma sale Of Penn'a
round yellow nj 81 c and sales of fine at 54a55 CENTS
Southern fat ycllow at So and white at 50 ct Western
90 cts white and 46 for fair yellow and white mix
ed Oats-Sses of 1000 bushels old Penna at 9l& 30
cts; o5Oe do Southern at 27l a27 ats
At Albany the 18th, COED Genessee brands could be
had for less than SAT From S4s % Is fair range
for all kinds Ohio and Michigan is Is less. lot Of
Oats offered 29c but not Sold 1000 bushels good
Ohio Corn were sold yesterday for sic. weight
At Buffalo, the 18th, Corn was in demand and sales "
373c. The receipts still to a fair extent. The OK
ports via the canal during the last three DAYS were -
Flour, bbis. Wheot, bush. Corn, bush
s75 27302 S,l30
Small shipments Of corn, we see, are making from
Cleveland TO Canada, via the Wellsnd Canal.
Al Cincinnati the 9Th, -four was selling fast usual
al SO Sc. light receipts
At Lafayette, Indiana, the 81, -four sold at 80 so q
80 62t, and wheat VI 6It a sac.
At st. Louis, the 4h, country brands quoted 90 80
ST. CITY Mills, 81 90 a S.. Sales Of wheat at 50 65
cents, very little arriving