The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-25
new York Public stock Exchange.
State or Trade.

The trade Of this city gradually falling off, although
the canal is still Open and produce is constantly pouring
into this place The shipments to go west, any distance
are very trifing.
AsHEs-Nlarket very dull; pots still hold at 81 cal and
pearls at So l2l.
Corros-This market is getting quite active again. The
daily sales are to moderate extent averaging about 1000
bales daily. Prices remain firm at the reduction.
PRovsioNs-No alteration in beef or pork A fair de-
mand exists for the last named article and last quota
tons firmly maintained Lard is improving in demand
for export The enquiry is principally for keg Butter
is in good request We quote for ordinary SDle good
2GDl4 The free navigation of the canal has great
huence all articles in this line.
ToBAcco-Nothng Of consequence doing. The absence
of stock of foreign varieties keeps this trade quieer
than usual at this Our last quotations for Ken
lucky leaf are still current
WnIsKEY-Drudge dull at 23t; barrels at 2iie
DoMEsrIcsThis trade is at present dull. The demand
of the for the interior nearly and the stock
will consequently gradually increase to supply the mar.
ket for spring sales. Prices well sustained the
manufacturers able to hold.
One-very dull The receipts lately have been small
There have been very few arrivals at the for
time past.
wH.LEBoSrThe sales rule at 5of but they at pre-.
sent very limited.
BRr,Dsrurrs-There is not much change to notice in
articles under this head Genesee sells at 81 ST, with
effort on the part of holders to obtain sixpence
There are sales of southern at 81 7some for shipment
Wheat brings Ioo0lO5f sales to-day Of Illinois at IO2
Barley is quoted and sold at COO.
PAGES OF BREAosrurrs
Market. Bbis Flour. b.. Wheat Bu Corn.
Baltimore, Nov D.. "a 256D4 so SO GDlOa 35GD47
Norfolk SoGs, Nov Nov % S SeSs 90 90 @+s
st. Louis, Nov. H.. 3 5OlDl 90 so "a ga 2o92i
Memphis Nov SU, ls 81 soS g, 1920
Lynchburg, Nov. 20, 25fd)I - 20 Ia II ID
The arrivals of -four at Albany from the west still
tinue very heavy. On Wednesday 1921 bbls of -four
entered Receipts likely TO continue for several
days come In relation to canal gaton the follow
ing letter has been written
FoRr PLAIN, Nov 90, Is43
TO CHmr CLERK OF CANAL DEP'r--
There has been freshet here all the guardga have
been closed this section from twelve fifteen hours
which caused some delay and crowd of boats. There
2O4 lockages at lock No TO- in 22t hours after the
gates were thrown open There is obstruction now
and the prospect of boating for several days longer IA
vorabe. Yours b. BECKER, Supt
outlet for breadstufs have before stated II is now
very probable that England will want large supplies and
that they must 20 from u.s. On this point we find the fol-
lowing facts in the London Mark Lane Express of the
30th ult. -
No official statement has been published Of the guam.
titles Of wheat and -four which duty paid during
september We believe, If estimate the amount
leased at s50000 qrs shall be high enough against
which entered last in August and September
1854 $40 qrs wheat and 40 cwts flour The of
statistical information relative to stocks Of home grown
renders il impossible to give accurate compare.
tive statement in regard TO the proportion Of wheat held
nv the farmers the periods above referred to-
the opinion incnes to the belief that there was quite as
much old English wheat in the country at the time of
harvest in 1912 in lsl3 If this be correct in
somewha critical position to meet future contingencies
and when is remembered that the yield Of the crop Of
wheat is by favorably spoken Of il appears evil
dent that considerable importation will be required from
abroad TO enable TO meet the increasing consumption
Of the country II is true that the last harvest ga
thered late in all the northern counties and that the neN
crop not commenced upon early the preceding
year by probably month; that only eleven instead of
twelve months may suffice to carry to another harvest
But the other hand is so generally affirmed that the
agreeable produce decidedly deficient that in estimating
il at twelfth satisfied greatly underrate the
real falling Off the advantage Of having gained month
thus fully balanced by the defective yeld and taking
the most favorable view OF the case we can arrive at but