The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-19
Corn Trade.

TRIpAv, Aug. 18th, 6P. NJ
The price of -four in this market the present time
compared with the quotations a mepth since, show a
great decline. Spectators could not the face Of large
receipts and small demand sustain the high prices Of
that period The present price of Wheat the Western
country not draw out the stocks from first hands Our
producers have seen prices within short tme reach
prices down shlngs. They able to hold
20 their grsin has been proved by the immense gu
spring This fact will have great weight in sustaining
prices.
from the Western Country giving the result
oil the Wheat harvest in that section and nd In every in
that the yield has not only been larger than usual
but that the grain proves be OF superior quality the
berry large and plump weighing from 81 to IS pounds
the bushel Last season. consequence of the &c
ally attack OF the rust the berry shrunk and the
weight fell of the STANDARD The result of this
wears cultivation of the SOIL must place the farmers
yiabs and to make their present condition last
ing and unatersbc, all they want IS more extensive
market for their productions than The country
possess They want the whole world for MAJ ket; they
outlets for the immense surplus bread
stus the prolific soil Of lis country produces Blessed
with every variety Of climate and soil; favored with
more liberal laws than any country under hea,cn;
the energy and enterprise OF citizens without re-
sricton or restraints powerful put Preerrhg peace an
world the Ell Dorado of the hal-starved, miserable,
priesridden inhabitants OF Europe with all these, and
many important features and resources what pre-
II people Of this Union from becoming the pro-
vders OF and manufacturers for the whole OF
Gods creation Our facilities extensive that
they cannot be contIolled-our capabiy OF producing
Unlimited that consumption falls far short OF the sup
plies These few reflections caused by the facts
that are daily laid before showing the prosperous
condition ofthe agricultural classes, the backbone and
stamina of this and every other country. We quote
this market sales OF Genesee at 81 ST. Ohio and Mch
gan 81 75 81 s7t Ohio round hoop, 81 sl1 Troy,
81 s7A Georgetown, So SIS l2t. he dem and being
confined entirely to the wants for consumption,
not consider quotations otherw ise than nominal.
Wheat Is becoming rather active The demand has
sustained prices and the sales rule 81 for Western OILS
and ~ for Southern Corn is in fair demand
and sales for Northern at 5S cents and Southern at IS
cents Rye getting plenty notice sales 6s3 90
cents. Oats we quote At q. a 2ei cents
Al Boston, the 18th instant there were but few arrivals
of Flour and sales limited Both sellers and buyers are
aw aiting arrival Of the Hibernia for change. Prices
as Yesterday The 5000 bushels Germ, reported sold
60 cents in last taken at 81 cents No arrivals Of
Corn 10 day and no extensive sses of GRAIN any
era change in prices except in Northern OATS which
have been sold at 33 CENTS and 1900 or 1900 Southern
Oats, said TO be poor aud dirty, at cents.
Albany the l7th-No change in the Flour Market to.
day. and do not alter quotations. Genesee 81 IS;
Michigan snd Ohio 81 $475 But very little doing,
the sales beug limited the demand for actual consump
ton.
At hester the 18th instant light sales Of Flour
made at 81 81 these transactions were not sufficiently
comparatively but little Flour manufactured from new
whest-iarmers selling unwillinyly at present prices
The shipments for the week ending August 49, s36s
berrels-Ii79 barrels less than the preceding week.
Statement oil the quantity of Flour shipped east at 10
chester from the opening of Canal navigation to August
fair quantity Of Wheat for three days, was exposed
for sale In the streets this morning There were sales
49, 90 81 and in few at % cents. Buyers do not
seem wiling TO give 90 cents but the limited quan.
ty induces competition and the price runs up few
higher On Saturday 90 cents was paid Tor small guam.
tity Of seed Wheat
the week previous.
The qusntty received by the Genesce valley Canal I'd
week in August, Is 532b bushels
Quantity ofwheat left at hester from the commence
ment Of navigation to August IS, ast,a99 busheh'