The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-25

Annexed ID statement oil the quantity Of Flour and
Wheat exported from the Port Of Cleveland during the
week ending Sept. Is, lS43.
Bbis Flour. Blu. Wheat
To U. 8. Ports, l4,73l 24097
To Canada, 26lS 9209
33,3O6

1919 33,3O6
According to La Revue des Economistes in France.
each nhabant consumes annually 40 quarts Of wheat
in Great Britain 1853 quarts i'll Spain l27 in Holland,
81 in Prussia, SO; in Poland, Is and in Sweden, g.
what will il show !
The Ohio Statesman estimates the product of wheat of
that State the present year. a 200OOO0O bushels 1t is
stated in the Michigan papers that the wheat crop
OF this year will be four times that Of the prec eng
TINS would maze max o isop %
enough asdo spare this season The Southport Ameri
thinks 900 of bushels moderate estimate for the
wheat that will be exported from Wisconsin, the product
OF the crop just harvested.
supposed by some, probably Spectators. that per
consn and Iowa. will fall short twohrds of last year
II this prediction be correct what will be the falling off
between this year and last these States The crop
last year in Illinois, Missouri, Iowa and Wisconsin,
estimated at All 900 bushelsa falling off of two thirds
Farmers who planted grain last year in illinois and Mis-
souri, buying from their neghbors old wheat for
seed at 62tc An intelligent miller stated in St. Louis
the other day. that he had just returned from Wisconsin,
where the grain looked most favorable and heavy fort
ght before harvest but, about the time of cutting, it
was struck by rus and thus in that section where
but short time since it was calculated to be good may
be deemed partial failure Last year. the 9th of
seItember although the price OF wheat at St Lous was
but 40 cents upwards Of 3Os0 bushels Of new wheat
rvedyet this year up to the period there has not
been 5000 although the price nearly double This,
however, is only in one section of this great country
Tobacco Trade.
American Tobacco such as Missouri and Kentucky is
In demand in this msrket Sales of common have been
made at "a 81 cents. In foreign hear OF transactions
in ST. Jago at IA cents. This is for export
The receipts last week. in Baltimore have been pretty
large and the demand for the better qualities oboth Mary
land and Ohio continue quite animated. The common
have be submitted order to effect sales. The
mddng and fine qualities went of readily soon they
appeared Maryland as before viz inferior and common
81 so 3; mddng to good 81 g. good Sc 60 rs, and fine
So ala Ohio Tobacco sold almost fast inspected at
prices fully sustaining former rates Common TO mddDg
Ssa4 sos good SIS s. fine red and wrappery So so 10;
q %.
demand Tor Kentucky limited, and small sales only
making 81 so a. for nieriorto mddling qualities
The inspections ofhe week were IA hhds Mayand All
hhds Ohio; 10 hhds Kentucky; and l56 hhds Missouri
total 1881 hhds.
ton place some Of the and calculations for
the said speculation before the world.
during the year 1884, that leaf and semmed was I47
s?s hds and there manufactured in various ferns
annusiy in the Years preceding ssl and stspmed
Is averaged at hds and in the same
time at about 500 lbs or $40 hds
This makes the Of export in lsil above the
eye OF the preceding years, 5000 hhds. fair supply
for all the foreign markets for 1884, as deduced from the
progressive increased consumption for the years
previous 10 ls4i incudin leaf stemmed and manulactur
ed would be l20 900 hhds and would exhibit
in foreign ports at the close of ls4l of 2O7 hhas The
quantity exported from New Orleans and from the At
sntic ports to foreign countries in IS42 ia 495
hhds. This makes the total supply on hand for consump
ton OF the various foreign countries, for lS42 l5l 400
bhds Against this is demand for consumption in 1912
estimated at 900 hhds leaving hand in all foreign
mBTkels INJURY ISL ica3, 2liVI nhus. Inc Vutnuty
exported the year ending september lst ls43 from New
Orleans, IS 235 hhds Assuming that the increased
quantity tobacco sent from the western States to the
Atlantic ports, this season, would be equal TO the deficit
OF the Mary land and Virginia crops, may set down
the shipments from those ports at 81 s7, making ag
gregate shipment OF l26Os3 And them with increased
consumption abroad is supposed that the year s4i will
open with excess in foreign markets Of 74s5 The
crops for the coming year are by all accounts likely be
short the Spring was very able and all the
districts the accounts concur in representing the
prospects thing bat the coming crop and
half thaC hp
that made last year. Admitting that the crop Is
equal TO last years the quantity for shipment to foreign
markets will be 1875 Os3 hhds giving total supply for oil
foreign countries Of 1873, SOS hhds
According TO this statement appears that there will
be at least 600 hhds less than will he needed for con
SUMPTION IL the crops prove anticipated at present
Whet effect will this have ON pricesl