The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-01
Corn Trade.

THURSDAY, Aug. $40 A. NJ.
Since our last report the article OF bread sufs
thing has razspred OF consequence This market Is very
inactive holders anxousy waiting for further and
decided news from England, and in the meantime
prices are settled down TO very low point should he
advces by the Britannia be favorable for full yield
throughout Great Britain, Flour in this country will at
once go down to price never before reached In this
country.
Contracts made last spring to deliver -four in this mar
ktt on the LIST September at S. so brre will turn out
TO be profitable operations for the parties ofthe FIRST
pert -four be bought in this market for less than
S. The contracts will probably all be fulfilled be ore
the arrival Of the and what
by the Great Western have all been made up at the low
est prices.
The immense quantity Of breadsuas that viii accumu.
late in every market unless extensive ftegn demand
springs up, will reduce prices low, compel
producers to hold on to every bushel they are not
have large stock in this city, and most OF the princ
pal Western markets have also larger surplus derived
Account Of Flour and wheat arrived at tide water
during
Flour bsis Wsea su Flour, is. 'a W i1Ss" su.
le4}. go ESQ 2g905 S55O65 267 7s7
Holders feel very confident that prices will be
ed end prefer making sales than to submit to de.
cline. The receipts continue very large, with very II.
mted demand Genesee 10 firm at 81 sla4 81 Ohio and
Michigan, 81 75a4 SIT Ohio round hoop 81 81 George
town. S5a5 l2i Richmond county $5a5 1876 Troy 81 s7J.
The sales principally confined 10 the Ohio round
hoop, it is the lavoric shiPpi bread The stock of
flour in this market is neatly lao 600 barrels
large proportion OF which was laid in at high prices
Very little dong in wheat.
Flour is transported over the western Railroad from
Albany Bosen at the rate Of 20 cents per barrel II
taken the road TO places west Of Boston, higher
charged, viz from Albany to Springfield, "a
cs Piitseld ~ Flour Transported on the Erie
Cana from Buiso TO Albany ut the rate of IS cents per
barrel which, with the freight the Boston Railroad
makes the expense, landed In Boston, 10 cents barre
very proportion OF the Western hour that reach,
Boston goes by land corriage The packets take II
cheaper and with less loss in wastage, caused by the
continual shaking Of a railroad.
Bosror, Aug. l9.--Tho dull weather has prevented
large operations in hour, and sales have been corfaed
chiefly 10 small lots OF Genesee lot of Frontier Mills was
taken ut Az sales from stores at So 10 ST for commop
brands end SIS to 81 for Michigan, with vey little doing
in souhcrn sales ofsou -four 81 ssles Of good ye
low fiat corn SO TO 50c and good southern oats at 80
ALBANY, Aug. 29-rhe quantity OF -four tnoat this
morning very has had the effect Of nducir
no dets part freely with their stocks hear OF
rel sales OF 100 to AGO bbs Genesee 81 $685. Ohio
and Michigan is held at 81 56ta4 62 2sO0 bushels Ohio
corn sold at bd ld00 do feed OF 9 3000 do oats a27i
BALrIMoWE Aug 2o.-There Is very little animation
the market for Howard street -four today holders un-
ormy ASK 81 49, and few sales have been made az that
rates the receipt price 81 62l Since last weekly
report, which was made up on Friday, two or three