The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-23
Corn Trade.

Corn Trade.
This market is very dull and holders anxious to
tons. Genesee IS l2& lsI Michigan SIS; Ohio S.
OCT other brands as we last reported The heavy re-
ceipts at the West must effect prices here.
At Philadelphia, the 2lst inst There has been more
active demand for Wheat Flourhs week. at decline of
price. Since last report 1000 barrels have been sold
% and about 1900 at So including western For
fresh extra brands $626 Some OF the -four hand
limited at higher price, but at s. can be purchased
and quote this the present price. Corn Meal-Some
considerable quantities have changed hands this week
We have sales Of 700 barrels at SASH, and 1000
1919 which we consider the price we have also
only about 400 barrels sl3 and small sale at st.
isstl held at st. Exports Of -four, bills 4s7s meal
bbls 1891, hhds. so; rye -four. bbs 100.
WheatWe quote 81, Osto as the fair price OF wheat
although early in the week there sales of small lots
red at the principal and latest sale. have been
1900 bushels at $l0 and about 1900 at of which
700 were made today afoat Corn-We have sales of
about 1000 bushels at So to 5c for round yeow $50 fiat
S. and about 5000 southern at SO to sac. Rys-There
have been few sales at e2t &c. to-day only 6oc offer
ed for lot Oats-Pennsy lvania commands 3i3 to sac;
Delaware 80 to 1000 bushels sold at this latter
price. The crop of oats the mountains is said
look very promising This side short as to height
At Albany, the 2ls inst The advces from below have
had favorable influence upon the market. We note
offered yesterday S. but the buyer refused to take
at that price From S. to $5t may be considered fair
hear of transactions. We do not alter our quota
TONS 1000 bushels of Ohio corn fair article sold
this morning Tor 63c Oats are held at % acc Sales
have been made at 2stc.
At Buffalo, the Doth inst nothing now
be realized for Ohio wheat and also hear of sale of
1000 bushels per schr Leander at So cents. Nothn
doing in Illinois 400 bushels Of brought IS cents
for eastern dstilling Areguar city retail trade kept
up -four yesterday prices. The late heavy ariv
here supposed by many to be the last rush, we
shall have until after harvest and from the fact that but
small proportion of the freight landed corn the
next arrivals wi bring a large aggregate of this ar
Gle has been stored at Cleveland and at ports upon
the Maumee and must now come forth more freely
The cargo Of oats shipped per st Louis brought s cents
at Southport Wheat worth rs cents, and the guam
tity offering considerable. In regard to the forth
coming CROP correspondent in Walworth county writes
follows To the Southport American under date OF July
IS sc Our wheat fields groaning under their bur
then. Nature has been indeed lavish of her bountiss
By fair estimate il is believed that there 20 900
ofwnter wheat now growing IN this county. Allowing
these average 20 bushels to the acre. which is very
moderate estimate should unusual misfortune beall it,
and will give 400 900 bushels raised in county alone
this season.
At Cleveland, the 18th instThe canal receipts to- dsy
were 1880 bushels wheat 4277 barrels -four and 69t
bushels corn The exports OF two Of the staples of Ohio
wheat and -FOUR during the first ten days of navigation
are valued at one million and half OF dollars.
Exports oil flour and wheat from the oil Cleveland du
ring the first ten weeks of ending 18th July
ls4S-excusve Of shipments BY steamers.
Flour, bbiG Wheat, bush.
To American ports, 26s472 1865
Canada 1882 A62Q