The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-31
Corn Trade.

Corn Trade.
This market does not present single favorable feature
The future presents nothing favorable the peculaor or
producer The crops at hand operators
oesn TO be wary and postpone their purchases until the
state OF the yield salts actorily ascerned The
crops throughout the whole Union have proved be
abundant that prices sensiby feel the effect OF it. The
new Wheat and Flour manufactured from the gram
nave declined in this and the southern markets. to
great an extent that mlers withdrawn themselves
from the West give the most favorable reports
wheat crop just harvested throughout that part of the
country, and even in the old wheat growing districts,
me usual diseases the plant suffers FROM have not made
their appearance this The harvesting has area.
dy commenced in Genesee Livingston and Ontario
ties the three best cultivated counties the State
wheat and the report that the yield will exceed last
year, both as to quantity and quality.
Another week will settle the business for wheat and
enable us to come to definite conclusions than
we can at present, with partial reports.
The receipts OF Flour in this market still continue light
Notwithstanding which, the demand small that stocks
on storage increases, and prices tend towards decline
We predict barrel of -four that goes into store
Tor higher prices will before the close navigation be
forced into the Market offered lower rates than pre-
sent quotations.
The market closed with sales of Genesee at 81 s3 So;
Michigan and Ohio fiat hoop 81 75 Georgetown SIS 26
Ohie round hoop, 81 s7f So l2A Brandywin SIS l2t
Richmond county sbs7s; Brandywine fresh So SIT The
STOCK OF Wheat quite large but holders will submit
to the price purchasers demand ta The Lost sale
81 for old Western Rye quote at IS cents. Germ is
very dull, with large cepts-sales of North River
o6 cents weight; Southern SO 81 cents weight Oats
quick at 2S cents The prices for all kinds Of grain
effects offavorabe reports Of the CROP and
the season advances, must decline. The future sales OF
wheat will be at decline from present quotations
are much mistaken in our information.
AT Albany, July 29th.-Flour still drooPs, and there is
scarcely sufficient movement in the market worthy of
notice We quote Genesee at S4k though do hesr
OF any heavy sales at that price. Ohio is offered
SAT, but finds no buyers may be quoted at SAL SAL
In Oats and Corn no change The arrivals Of Flour at
this port during the past week. have been atre short Of
At Philadelphia the 2oth inst the demand for -four has
been week. and prices have again declined
sales for shipment early in the week at S. per
Nv Wsek's
sales for export 5000 bb including 900 Brandywine at
S. To-day quote fresh ground Pennsyl at $4s7t
and Western at 81 81 S74 per bbl Rye Four-Demand
limited. Sales SO rs per Dbl Corn meal has declined.
Sales OF $500 bbls 50 IS 7Os2 62t Dbl for Pennsy
sylvana hbds Sl2 50 each Exported this week 6o5a
bbs -four go bbs rye -four al hhds and 346 bbls
meal Wheat in limited request and prices have further
declined small sale Of good Pennsy vana red for ship
ment on Saturday last at 81 10 per bushesnce then
sales at osa se for good red and 1000 bushels fair
quality at 90 in store lot of good Illinois at 0s3 Sales
of Southern 81 for DID, end handsome new the first ar
rival this season. 81 o6 bushel To-day 81 0sal
62a6l, and Southern at 81 cents in moderate de-
mand Sales OF Pennsylvania at SO for round 64a55
white at 6aass sale of inferior Western white a. 81
cents Oassales Of Pennsy lvana at 33a32 and South
ern at cents cargo Of 1000 bushels Maryland
at so cents.
At Baltimore the 2s,h Inst. the market for Howard
street unusually dull and decline sales of fresh
IS for parcels not so recently manufactured City Mills
made from new wheat sold at So u.s. at which 5000
barrels found purchasers. Made from old wheat, we
quote SIS l2 About 1900 barrels Susquehanna sold at
SIS. Rye -four, Pennsy vana lst at So The inspections
for the week reached 1910 barrels and lss halt barrels
The supplies of wheat quite light and the sales of
Md and Virginia reds OF good to very prime quality,
made and are making at 9S 100 cents We quote
those rates TO day. for the qualities specified but where
garlic is found to any extent in parcels, they will not
bring the prices by several cents. New family -four,
white wheat, are worth to day io6 ITO cents Aparcei
OF prime white Virginia for family -four, sold
100 cents. cargo of 2aOO bushels North Carolina
red was ssd yesterday at ee cents Oh Wednesday sale
OF 1000 bushels old Penna red made at los cents
To-day parcel of old Penna. red, of good quality
sold at 90 cents. We quote old Psnna reds to-day at e5
90 cts. Sales ofmddng white corn at 81 So cts and Of
yellow at 81 So cents; Pennsylvania yellow has gene
rally sold at IS cents, occasionally cent
more. Sales Of Pennsylvan Rye at 60 cents.
At Buffalo, the 2sth u small lots OF -four selling
at 81 26 30 cents were offered for cargo OF Ohio wheat
without changing hands. cargo Of oats, $500 bushels
arrived from Sandusky. They will not bring over 20
cents, as they came to an overstocked market.
AT Rochester the Goth inst, being the latest report Of
that market the price Of wheat and -four the
before quoted not sufficient arriving Of either change
the market We learn from the Democrat tn the guam
ty OF Hour shipped east at the opening
Of canal navigation is brls OF wheat 26e 4e bush
O this about 10000 bush purchased and shipped
Albion, and other ports intermediate.
The quantity received from the south the enesee
Valley Canal amounts to 50 sos bushels-makng the fol-
lowing aggregate
By Erie Canal. .........,..,,. $50 AQi
BY Genesse Valley Canal. .........,. 69eos
At Cleveland, the 2bth the Canal receipts were 500
barrels four and bushels wheat 500 bushels wheat
sold at 81 cents 500 barrels round hoop -four s. and
Exports Of flour and wheat curing the week ending the
22d inst-
To the u. 8. Ports, 22,367 brs. 70, i06 bush
To Canada, oo7l do
~ so7 brls. 4i,I77 bush.
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