The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-18

BY the above it will be that prices very uni
FORM and remain very the quotations of the earliest
is very high, and leaves margin for expense
lecture or transportation The new crop being SO near
NJ hand Will necessarily affect prices and de-
cline that the producers will feel sensibly.
AT ALBANY July H. Flour has suffered further de.
cline OF about Cd ana the tendency is downwards We
quote Genesee at SIS ls3 81 and Ohio and Michigan at
SSa St There is not much dsI osition in either buyers
or holders to moves the latter feeling ndisposed to part
at present selling prices and buyers looking out for
further decline. There is not anything doing in the
Grain market.
Between 1000 5000 barrels of -four were received
to day The receipts for the week ending to day will
be about a. 600 barrels, being greater than any
week this season. excepting the second week of navga
At Buffalo, the 10Th nstent there is more steadiness in
the markets and operations are entered into with more
changed hands at 76o barrels Of established brands
Ohio at $780, and 200 barrels round hoops at something
less 1000 bushels superior Chicago wheat arrived to-day
brought 90 cents the top of the market 100 barrels
of lard sold 81 cents and loo kegs 81 Sales
OF salt making at $3.50, but helders ask advance
Nothing doing in corn
Millers seem to buy sparingy ofwhea if conscious
ing already reached the seaboard market and sold at
Sl7 In Southern Ohio the harvesting has began, and
we may expect new wheat here in twenty days.
barrels four 1886 bushels of wheat and 655 bushels
At Cleveland the 18th instant flour was taken at 81 25
a5 so, according to quality Wheat held at 80 93c.
The receipts during the loth lth, 18th, and 18th u
5liss 1880 1881
Making aggregate, in round numbers of receipts du
ring the first l3 days Of July =
Bush Wheat Bbls. -Four. Bush Corn.
10000 44,eOo 81 900
For two weeks preceding the It'll inst the receipts at
Toledo were -
Bush. Wheat Bush Corn Bbls. Flour.
1898 l2,9oS 1901
Shipments st. Josephs Mich for the two past sea.
sons:-
To July LIST, lsa3 To June 4th, 1912.
Flour, bbls. 34,575 Flour, bbs. 1856
Wheat, bush. 1880 Wheat, bush. $3.50
The amount presented above, is nearly balanced,
but the time in favor of 1872 being about four weeks
less than ss There yet large quantity TO come for
ward from that place.
Tobacco Trade.
BALTIMORE, July 1--we can perceive ne decline in
the demand prices Of good Maryland and Ohio Tobac
COS for nearly every parcel of the quality above common
readily finds purchasers inspected; and
sonay few gsheads Of common Mary land taken
to fill some SPECIFIC order Kentucky not sought after;
and truly regret that factors have had their antc
patons better realized meeting with ready sales at fair
prices. The rates for common Maryland have been at
$3.50 AIS; ordinary brown and red, So so SO; mid
ding good brown and leaiy, SIS 550 fine brown and
colored So so S50the most saleable descriptions
those which range from 81 so TO $750-and of Ohio,
prices from 81 TO 10 have been paid including spangled
and red at $3.50 per 100 lbs taken for French
and Austrian markets. The inspections for the week
sum UP, Of Maryland $50 hogsheads; Ohio 940, Ken
lucky 81; Missouri, 49, and Stems, S-eta 1878 hhds
Exported within the time to foreign ports 20 hhds