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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-23

Tun HArvrer.-Ths wheat crop is all gathe red /,
season. We have heard of one field near this vii
lage that yielded SO bushels 10 the acre. and there
are many which will probably come fully NJ to it,
John Hartman. Esq, has ore yield of about 80 acres
which will probably produce average of 40 BUSH
els to the acre We understand that General Mills,
of Mount Morris, has upon his unparalleled flats,
80 acres, which will produce average of more
than &c. bushels to the acre. Who takes the pre-.
miuml-DansviNe (Livingston Cos Republican,
dug. IL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-01

90 A BEAUTIFUL PREsENT.-Nothing is more
acceptable as gilt tnsn whatever tends promote the
happiness OF the receiver.
hefoowing letter will suggest good hint -
BosroN, Aug. %, ls43.
Nv DEAR FaIErp r
Your novel present of jar of the "Tuberose Shaving
Cream" created hearty lsuhter its receipt. Now
had been basket OF fine peaches grapes from Croton
Point, il would have created 5, oh sensation Mrs
X laughed outright; Miss ,miled, and thought how
eccentric you had grown but now that havetested ts
qualities am the happest dog alive No scolding from
stif beard, as formerly. Egad you should
"apread" myself before the glass allow no one
share its benefits till you send dozen ars Tell the
inventor extend my hand mentally LAS the transcen
dentalist says over l. Sound to thank him. Don't for
get by return express dozen, carefully packed.
Thine as ever,
VALENTINE.
Sold Wholesale and retail by Phalon, ala Broadway.
Single jars three shillings
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-01
MONEY MARKET.
Tuesday, Oct 3I...sP. \

tuesday, Oct. 31---6 II, M.
The Stock market has been firm to-day and pri
ces generally in advance. Kentucky Illinois 4; Long
Island, Harlem fell l.
At the New Board there sales of United States SIS
at lI6.
The following amounts of specie arrived at New Or
leans on the 2s1 instant III Bean Co.. from New York.
SIS oOc; Samuel Nicholson, do 40 OCO; J. Cluns, do
10000 j. Pra''s Barcelona, 5000; L. Corning Co, ST.
Louis, 1890 Henderson Gaines, Pensacola, 1000 ;
7. c Twitchel do, 1000. Total, 90, 2so.
At Chicago, Illinois, sale of forfeited parts Of lots took
place recently received in scrip. They
were valued at s5OOoO and they brought $26s ocO in
State scrip. the price Of which from 3 40 Sales
in this market have been made at 81.
The Government Treasury notes ISSUE max their
appearance slowly, and are promptly redeemed de-
mand if required.
new instalment Of SIT per share the Long Island
Railroad stock called in meeting of the directors
to-day.
The state of the Foreign Exchanges for this packet has
been heavy with further fall in rates. Prices fol-
lows-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-01
Cotton TrnIIe.

The setting in OF in many districts of the soub
chus' sudden chFnge in the prospect Of the coming
crop The market a once received stimulus the pur
cosses al hrs were small but have adually extended
themseive, and amount nov 20 active business, pro
duclns hrmness in the market md advance OF from
no cent per 10 OF all descriptions below good fair
During the last lew DAYS there has been less Cotton Of
erred holders beng indsosed 10 operate largely
sent rates, and IN some further advance OF cent
rer 10 has been demanded The class OF entre.
y dhtrent from what existed month previous specu.
iaors al that date the chief operators whereas,
now the purchases made entirely 10y shippers and
spnners The demand for shipment has been chiefly for
france and the continent aud still continues the sales
Friday 9Th inst 5000 ball and saturday 2Sth
INST 1910 bales or the crop hch has arrived in
this city, but small has sold holders de.
mand an advonce on eac grade the nominal price
OF last ears Cotton equal to ceat per ID yet but
htle mas arrived OF lower grade than mddng fair We
conser the staple remarkably good and the color choice
In me southern ports the tendency OF prices IS very
generally downwsrd particularly at the extreme South
The weekly transactions have been as follows -
STOCK Sur PnLcss D.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-01
Died

On Tuesday morning, the 3st inst. after long and
painful Illness Mrs Many FRrH, eyed 46 years month,
and day.
The friend. and acqulintances of the family
pectfully invited to attend her fun ersl Wednesday
afternoon. Nov the st at o'clock, from her late resi-
dence 90 East Broadway, without further invitation.
New Orleans papers will please copy.
October 3st le43. MARY AoSEs MAXWELL, Of eonsump-
tion widow othc late William Maxwell, shipwright.
Her frieens and acquaintance are respectfully invited
to attend her funers Thursday afternoon O'Clock,
at her late residence l23 Fulton street.
At Cabin Hill Delaware Co. NJ w. on Sunday morning,
Goth inst. Mr.. WILLIAM DRuMMosp, OF Perhshre, Scot
l8ni, aged 81 years.
In New Orleans, the OH October, of yellow fever,
Moss HuNr McLsuHcHLIN youngest son Of Joshua and
Hester mclaughlin Of New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-01

IN re'auoh 10 the crops Mobile paper has the follow
ing -
The weather continues remarkably fine fer gathering
the incoming CROP and although in soms OF thu counties
considerable ury has been sustained by the ravages of
the worm we see occasion to change the opinion that
the receipts at this port will not fall materially short of
those OF the last season.
The Caddo Gazette OF the 18th inst says" From 70
cent intelligence led to apprehend that the crop
81 cotton IN this region will fall short OF former cacus
tons. The excessive rains have caused great deal
to roland the winds which have accompanied
them have blown large quahtity the ground where
must inevitably be destroyed seriously injured. In
the country ahovethe raft the disasters befa
en- the crops many OF which planted after the great
overflow IN June These combined sauseO will undoubt
eddy tend to curta the quantity half and in in
stances two thirds.
In the more northery States complaints Of the frost
such as to limit the highest estimate othe crop at 900
bales.
The state of the crop now compared with last year,
is as follows
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-01

Eone Ports.

Oct 2)-ln port Daftfi Aos ho's~h iA' "
Eom. Ports
BANGOR, Oct 2Cld fusco CI-Tk - Peters; Benjamin.
,PoRTsMoUTm, Oct 27-An Airom,k, Hall Thoma.os for
NTwagmro,r, Oct as-sd Pacific. Goodbue Ch,rI;;,oa;
lvanho-. Post Phi,delp.t
MsRgLrHSAo Oct 2s-Arr Gloucester Proctor Cron.t.dt
pl Stm Oct 27>n May do for NYck: 9th Gen Brooks.
Bo,TS2s OCT 3SAT coSde capp faid'd, Ac.di.n.
c hf B5 b Gaas o" SoI R,mG y a% .sd
niehmoed; CAMBRIDGE Hall Sfori Arr soth Geo Haet.
New E BsorPg9 2fs 2oA WIN Thomp,R stewart and
GalIow;pp. NYSrti fseL MI Albany Sid Csf,saa, NJ
pedicua Jones Nsnsenond; PIONEER ctowel NYoTf Ie-
(q5 BOSOM ssih S,jssIs pa% Do aS S,d sp.'s:
Pno%sPFscrs Oct sS-Ar Holder Borden, Boxer Ph,dsl
N,iy FSsss;' Simmer B,@osv sPIsi M;%1,i sSi
oat, from Niqrt Sid Qe.sa Bray and Reaper crows
NRoA De' rat De OH fh1d'&9ii savannah sv
mS, A Bs h.: w ts L11. .sl
A$ssSsls His" F9il,d;lrbi, Ssy ysff JSss' SYe1s1
Calcutta Jay Sand 'f s o d SsH vessels M no, so
S AS az 1, Hns c6G
s GsS % pfF5 Ell FSS New sd a%1
York in s seSSy 2I Gk faa Rabspet Hsedo
Satin es1 Aqy D !ohG psS P I15 as! a.
u
2shs Tho Cor. r
for It Thomas ndeendence Ma,-ies Ariel st John NJ;
Of sal, Eastern bound coal loaded .c6T, went 70
a TaSo ~ from 5s srd 9@ N% Tsf VIA
Ia Guyra early this morning and now at anchor
off this harbor. No vessels sight this time hound in
Tew ps%sys Demsr ia Gem Renty FAM Bba
Missouri, NYork. Sid Victory, do; Julia Boston.
ALExANpRIA Oct 27-sld Edla, tsw) Amsterdam Dodge.
RlcnMoND. Oct 2s-Ar Telze Salem; Jas Samuel, New
Cg.RLEsTos. Oct 26--Ar Dan Webster Parker, Hsyans.
Esse, Raym9rnd NYGr CA CheO IKGSeT
Ss Fremont Porf y p for Hs Envy ds R9s Bennett
Do s SHt'R os Ho ~
Belydere Wambersie to lead for do ohleon ROYCE Tor
Turner from Rordsaux wig; Charleston Browq fE NyOt
dg Warsaw, Parsons from do; wtg; Elizabeth trh do DO;
sG"s Gustav: &tESS Ne. HAVE oss
Hunt for do do birpe, sxony seudder load for Boston,
lds; E,tna Frl Dsamle from Port Prince, wig; D,
bcsa nj dssS o ms nm Wa @ New
Gr Wig E%H s% from B do S. HayGe
iBr) Nor for Cove, dg Uule (swl Hanson, sune
s EI E PS@e from Ta%peo 70 uT%eEo sps s%,
for NRso ds Goh sMl SSGsSsy from GG,spS
sAyASNAH Oct 3sArr Alliance Tucker, wi.c,ssetzro-
Fhefmnp.oo' and Mad SON" Bakisy NForR BALDWIN"
Nnw o,RLEAs,,; Oct aa-AT Colambiana, Baker and No
WalGsr eeFaw; Sea Lion. Howes hrk.nsss Burgess. and
Efaz Cas NsT } York Mss%",ccoE Mfyo MSss., Vi.
RIO ASu Bs.so Esaaa Belle 'fa a
Tf%a S Sn Pssop CID A%Tz bJGwp
utus. Stafford Bordeaux, Ada, Major st Pierre. Mart
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-01

o. " WORMs-W0KMs-w oRMs." They kiIl
children by hundreds, when the Is never suspec
ed the sufferers dreaming that these pests ar,
doing oil the mischief When the breath is Offensive
and there ia much picking nose grinding the teeth
during sleep, paleness about the lips with flushed
cheeks Sc these symptoms which indicate the pre-.
sence OF worms. shermsns Worm Lozenges are a spe
cifc--they destroy them when oil other means isil
Children will take them easy, and cry for more The,
have been used in over 900 cases and always with
perfect success.
DR.. ShcTmans warehouse is 100 Nassau street fgen,
ITO Broadway; 10 Astor Houses 27 Hudson street; lss
Bowery; II East Broadway; sc William street, and
Ledger Buildings, Philadelphia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-01
90 JONES' CORAL HAIR RESTORATIVE

Trial Bottles Three shngs Each-Read its Qualities
The fact ofour sci ing trial bottles three shings each
must prove to the reader that this ia of the
day. These are its usual properties which be proved
by respectable persons whose at store II
will actually force the hair 10 grow any part where
hair will grow naturally, tha h, ad face, or body. 1t has
now strengthened the roots thus staying the hair from
lling of cleaning the dsndruh from the scalp 1t also
causes light red grey hair to dark color
by doing this nty to make the hair grow natu
rail- dark from the roots IL persons this merely for
dressing the HAIR nothing more economical to keep the
hair soft dark, silky Gnd beautiful at least three
long any ether preparation for the hair Sold price
sshilings bottle at the sign OF the Amerc Eagle
81 Chatham street, New York, 1870 Fulton street,
Brooklyn; State street, Boston; Ledger Buildings
Philadelphia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-01

Money continues exceedingly plenty both here and at
Boston, where it is offered ia New York houses for en-
oyment at 81 per cent while all trades and occupations
conducted cash plan at small profits the rate of
interest cannot rise In truth per cent for interest
bears the proportion to the profits in ordinary
business did per cent interest few years
the profits then accruing business The only business
in this country which yields large profits Inur.
ence Offices and Eastern Manufacturing Stocks.
The Otis cotton mills at Ware have just declared
dividend Of ten per cent and nine has been paid
for the November dividend of the Merrmac Con- pany
Lowell Sales the latter stock have been made 26S
Ut per cent advance The Amoskeag, Manchester N
sells 1880 LAO for $1,000 Locks and Canals at Lowell
fetch $50 for $5OO-divdend 10 per cent $1,000. The
true cause sf these increased profits Of corporate
panies arises from the low prices which they pay the
operatives for labor and to the farmers and planters
the material and supplies The wealth Of the
try is accommodating in England, heretofore in
the hands of corporate manufacturing associations
curious effect Of the prosperity of the manufacturers is
the decline of agriculture in their immediate neighber
hood; fact in the very teeth Of oil theory upon the
subject An individual traversing New England, in any
direction, will scarcely be able to fad a farm which
is net for ssle not only willing TO sell hut eager to sell
Take up country New England newspaper, and whole
sides filed with advertised FARMS the preprieors Of
which have been ruined by the sscendency ofthe
fact ring interests In the nrghborhcod of Low these
features are more marked than any where else The
farmers do not find purchasers and that whole section is
sinking into the same state Lancashire in England
Wis extreme agricultural poverty, low manufacturing
wages and enormously wealthy master manufacturers
The stock market presents the features that have
marked its progress during the last few months viz
continued rise, accompanied by violent fluctuations.
The rates follows:-
Prices OF STOCKS New YORK MARKET. DEC. Is
1912, AND SEP. 30. Der 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-01
DIALOGUE BETWEEN DISEASE AND ONE OF
HIS VICTIMS.


Tell me, thou who towards the tomb
Dearest beauty N its bloom,
And with arrows from Deaths quiver
Fain would pierce brain, stomach, liver,
TEL me, dread Disease, say,
What will drive thee from thy prey1
medicines OF all kinds I've tried,
All in vain, Che vendors iedJ
Change o. air aud change ofdict,
exercise, excitement, quiet,
Each and all I've tried il vain,
still thy hold thou dost rot ain;
Lastly, though with little hope
Ihey can with thy torments cope,
PeterS Pills Pm going to take.
DISEASE.
Hold! hold holi Tor mercy's tske
Sooner might the sparrow core
The proud monarch ofthe air.
Than disease the onset brave,
o. those bafiiers Of the grave;
Lo. ] fly with all my Ills
Lo yield 10 Peters Pill.
rincipal office, ls5 Fulton, corner Nassau st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-01
MARRIED..

On the 3oh October, in CstskilI, by the Rev John
Dowdney, Rector OF 81 Janes's Church. New York, Mr.
GsosGE X. BUCKLEY to Miss MARY L.. MULroRp both of
Caslll
On Monday evening, October 80, by the Rev. Dr.. NJ
8. Hutton, Mr. NATHANIEL Ross, of Portland, Me. to
Miss Maria JOHNSON OF this city.
On Monday evening Oct. 80, by Rev. Orville Dewey,
Mr. JAMES SPsoAr to Miss SARAH LUcRErIA TpALr both
of Taunton, Mass
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-01
ssenycrs Sailed,

CANroN-Shp Bazaar-John II Peters IT, New York; Joseph
II Weed Boston, Thomas Perkins jr, Sslem w Goodridge
jr Hartford. Com q Nj LOOMS, Mr. Hazard, Connecticut
CJ Macdonald Canada.
UAvANA-Shp lie lespont--Thomas II Minturn Mrs Jonas
Muturn, ISIS d Mntum, Miss @ Minturn Mrs Creole,
Miss G Geele, + Williams and lady Jas McCausand aud
lady Mrs VI Crag Mrs Moseley, DIR Cheeyer Mrs Edw
Eyt, \ Rs'ines j INES Fowler Meyer, NJ Einqey.
Nav ORLEaNs-Ship OconeeMrs Mergaret Darling, child
and servant Henry Hyde Edw Oliver Mrs Elizabeth Arthur
and child, New York; Peter Norris Rochester NY Henry
Savin Miss Abby Sawin edk Soue and lady Jas arker
Mrs Stephen Sill.ck Miss Mary sille k. Miss Eliza
Bunce and niece New leans; Samuel Slater, New Haven,
Gam
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-01

90 WEAK INVENTIONS OF THE ENEMY
The Poudre Subtitle, Tor etadicatng superhuous human
hair safely quickly and permanently advances in public
estimation pro rata with the abuse receives nta
tors his singular chemical preparation has entirely
pounds in use, and elected the envy and magnity OF
base countereiters who attempt pslm off their poison
oustrash by decrying the genuine Such impo ent yet
audacous attempts only recoil on themselves The po
puary and extensive sale OF the Poudre Subtitle
be retarded by such miserable shs has attained the
highest pitch of public approbation is always tested
before the eyes oi every purchaser when the
and toughest hair is to vanish like magic, having
the skin SOFT smooth and decaely white from the
orehe ad where the superfuous hur has been removed
the blueness OF the skin vanses with the hair leaving
1.-THE color OF the surrounding parts The genuine is to
he had no where else in New York but 81 Walker st.
one door from Broadway. 81 per bottle.
AgentsBoston, Milk street; rs Chestnut street Phi.
ladeipha: Myers, New Haven; Dyer Proviisnce Carrie
ton, Lowell; Green, Worcester; Grey, Poughkeepse;
Guthrie, Albany Tousey, Rochester, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-01
Foreign Importssions.

poRr Az PRtvcr-Bg Justins 10000 lbs logwood bbis
oranges 1910 bag, coffee Griffin co3si do Rossiere
% "a NJ Whitcomh-2GO w Il Weld co-30 III & w Della
ields7 ceroon. tobacco Shedding Eer.sl bag specie
iuillard-l do DR. Mofa $500 VI III Schefelin3 pkgs
rr Rrapdreh--3 Pushton * Aspinwall.
NASsAStLLA-Bg Sophial50 logs mahogany 72 do ced,r
logs i20 bales tobacco 235 do palm leaf 100 lot iusc
Lasala. -
Porr Az PLArr-BiT Gnie-l55 logs and oroches maho
SpieS Christ X CO.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-01

SINGULAR CoNpUCr-It will be seen that The To-
coioco. have refused to give Colole Johnson pub
lie reception on Saturday next THIS is very sgni.
fican', and the incident NAV be proftaby improved
by other parties. Now that the friends of Van Bu-
rem have so pointedly given the cold shoulder to
''old Tecumseh," why might not those of Calhoun,
or Webster, or Clay take him up, and use him for
what he is worth I!
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-01

CHARLEsToN, Oct. 27-We continue former quotations
viz To Liverpool Cotton in square bsgssi TO Havre
of cent The Boston rate is IS cents for square bags
10 New York the same ornerly quoted 80 cents per
Bag although an attempt was made yesterday to obtain
higher rate.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-01

SUPREME CoURr, - ROCHESTER, Oct. n, 1913
The Mayor. Aldermen, and commonalty of the
Guy Cd New York, ad'sm James Bailey, Sea, John
Bailey, end Abraham Bailey. p. A Cewdrey
YVES htald Tor he defendants; i. p Hulbmt for
The plalnDfis and Joshua A. Spencer in reply.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-01

PHILApELPHIA, Oct 3i-Au Anna Reynolds Taylor Bos-
Sarah Howard Barbados; Helen Gray Plumme Salem
Elizabeth, Googins New Bedford; st Helena. Mken Fall
River Elizabeth Beaston NYok; Palm Crogell nnd Zone
Crowe Boston Below, Calisto Hopkins. from NYork-the
C. and schr reported the Marsh ashore below Gou
cester Point but will doubt float off tide Also below
briggs aud several schrs
BALTIMORE, Oct 3O--Arr Gen Pnckuey Ford Monteydeo
and Madonado; Henry, Burt Newport Wilson, Beoja-
mia, Rio Grande Emma Cole, NYork. Cid Hebe, Green,
Montey,eq and Bpen9s Ayres Betoq Tnyers Dems.
Direct, Briggs, NYoIk Eliza, Moore, -
Manhattan, Hopkins Boston; Richmond, seavy Alexandria;
MARSHALL, Poyhrss bound Liverpool Cid Tom Paine,
Anderson. West Indies; Pantheon, Fales Grenada
Spoken
Lochiel 10 days from Boston for Ponce PR Oct H. lat,
Sc given.
Foreign Ports
CAPE HAYTEN Oct Gin port, Science, Harding Of and
for Boston days. Eagle from do, just arr and sehr from
and for do, dsg .
ladelpha dsg; Cohen ara from do for st Thomas
do; Selma Pray, from Boston, do Rebeccs McGuirs Bali.
more do; Hartley Dearborn Alexandria do Sid 5h, Edw
Rio GRANpr about Sept Pin port Frances Ann Doty of
and for New York. dg Of the bar, bound in barque with
painted lrts.
MALpoNApo Sept 4In port Madonna, WISE of Philadel.
phia for NNok 10 l2 days Arr previous Aug 3d. Bru
tus from NYok, and Active from Baltimore and both pro-
ceeded Buenos Ayres
MoNrEvpEo, Sept lin port, Rosalba and Henry from
Boston diss Messenger, for dos Three Brothers, from Salem,
dsg,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-01

ONE MONTH LATER FROM CALcurrA.-The John
N. coaster, from Calcutta, with dates to the 9TH of
July, was off Phls delpha on Monday last
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-01

THE SHAW CONCERT AT TIE ArorIo AS the vo.
comes known 20 our musical public they cannot
tail of being appreciated with still greater enihu
siesm than hat which has lor two nights greeted
then and InGuced them to suspend their journey 10
the south 40 as 70 give third concert at the same
place Ibis evening We are glad TO see that while
Cinu and Castelar, are enjoying their triumphs,
these charming young English vocalists are so
handsomely encouraged.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-01

Ql7- PREMIUM RAZOR sTROPS.-The first pre-.
MUM Of the Fair of the American Institute has been
awarded year year G. Saunders for the invention
OF the Metallic Tablet, with iour sides No side hay ing
the effect of hone without using oil water the other
sides fer keeping the with fine smooth edge,
80 that person with one of them always keep
FOR in the most perfect order without having
cutler or barber 1t il used and recommended by the
first cutters oil England and certified by the scenti
fc gentlemen in this country. It's great celebrity has
caused counterfeis and limitations nnumerasle, which
can easily be detected by the and imperfect
face Of what called the Tablet sde the original being
smooth and polished Mandatory 1853 Broadway where
aarge assortment of Toilet articles of the first quality,
can always be had.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-01

MOVEMENTS OF Col. JoHysoN.-This gentleman
arrived in Albany Monday morning, and has gone
on visit to ex. President Van Buren,, at Linden
,u,1j
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-01
Domestic Importations.

Monur-Brig We'umpks-il6 bales cotton Bogart K Knee
Iand-3B Wisner Gale coo A Avel x COT O. Collins
IS bxs yelling, Root Dmper-2 Hand-23i bales
TO order.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-01

The prices of Cotton at the leading ports SIS follows
Liverpool classification -
Corn Trade

We today quote Genesee Flour at 81 So 81 g. the
price for the last week No sales latter rate
however. Georgetown sells at 81 so s. So; Ohio and
Michigan, 81 SO 81 Sc; Braadywine, 81 Gas Richmond
County, 81 62t; Rye Flour SO S323 Cora Meal 81 75
Northern Corn letches 55 So; Rye 65 &c cents; Oats
- cents Barley, AZ cents All these the rates
rent this morning. Sales not large.
The demand for -four in Boston during the past week.
has been considerably greater than the receipts the latter
having fallen off in consequence Of the scarcity of
sells at New York. and the freight trains being kept back
on account of the late accident the railroad. Sales
early in the week made at 81 u.s. and at the close
81 81 81 81 holders being firm at the latter price, and
refusing to sell large lots at that rate The sales
for export 600 bbs Howard street and FredeIck
burg At S. 81 per Dbl; $50 bbls Georgetown
The improvement in grain noticed the last report has
been fay supported-recepts of the week small and
the demand quite sctve Acargo of superior mealng ell
low Hat Corn sold at 6ai cents and cargo white 90 SIS
CENTS Is 600 30 900 bushels from store st 81 cents Tor
white ana Tor yellow 81 cents; 20 coo bushels western
white and yellow fiat also from store, 90 50 cents per
bushel Sales by auction to-day 1900 and 500 bbs
Ohio white and yellow fiat at 500 So cents per bushe
cash.
The quantity of -four in store in Buffalo, tho 10th
inst at least % 900 receipts 800 Mar
ket active at So 40 a. at which price producers
very willing 10 sell On the 23d, wheat selling at 10
rs cents, and -four at So 10 a 3 S.
The quantity OF aour arriving at Cleveland, via the
canal for the ID week in October, about the
last but the aggregate of wheat and is much
reduced may be Total of -four Sc receive at
Cleveland during the second week in October -
Flour, 6u. Wheat, bu. Corn, bu.
ls43. ......20,6l0 4606 1888