The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-08-19
QuoTArroNs.
The Crops.

was larger display Of Wheat by land carriage samples
for some weeks past. The quantity Of Wheat sale
proved more than sufaient to satisfy the demand this
terms asked but the mllers acting with caution
the sales effected were at prices very little any high
er than those current this day sennight The trans
actions in free foreign Wheat rather restricted and
its value remained much the before the turn,
however rather against the buyer There less
inclination to enter into speculative investments in bond
ed Wheat than at the close OF last week. but the advance
OF 2s to per Or them established well maintained
Flour moved of steadily, at the recent enhancement
The trade in Oats by no means lively the continued
liberal arrivals and the fact that the dealers have lately
got well into stock causing the demand be Ianguid
fine Corn, however not cheaper and even the ordi
nary sorts can barely be quoted Cd per ar lower In
much the same as before.
from the Marklano Express July ISL
The Wheat ears, though long, and otherwise well
he sides, in others the tops, said to have died Off
without having produced gram In addition to these
taements there are rumors Of red rust and heavy
soils the color Of the straw is described dark be
consistent with sound aud healthy state Of the plant
On the whole, there is quite sufficient to justify
the recent advance in prices there other cause
esdes the ateness Of the and the still
ing aspect Of the weather. Even under the ausp
cious circumstances, the cutting of Wheat can now
scarcely 30 expected to be generally commenced
ill the second or third week in August, and in the
ao'th i will probably, be still later Mean
closely and shout the weather harvest time prove Of
the unsettled character, that which has prevail
be extremely precareus At all the leading provincial
markets held since last, particularly at those
tanned for Wheat AT the principal towns in Yorkshire
prices have also moved upwards the reports from Hull
and Leeds, OF Tuesday, were, however lively but
on Friday, at Wakefield, Wheat taken at Is per
quarter above former rates. Tho from the west
and southwest also advise of advancing prices At
Bristol on Thursday, the rise not of much mpor-
ance; but at Birmingham, the day, the whole
o. large supply was cieered of without difficulty at Is
per quarter above former terms At the markets in the
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quite decided at the principa consuming towns
and unless reaction should occur, the averages must
rise sufficiently to fall III the duty From
Scotland the accounts relative to the appearance oil the
growing crops, are, on tho whole, OF more favorable
have been expected; but owing to the rise in the
southern markets, enhanced terms demanded and
obtained for Wheat at Edinburgh Glasgow, and some OF
the other leading towns In Ireland less rain and more
sunshine to have been experienced than on this
side OF the Channel and the accounts from thence gene
rally speak rather favoraby of the aspect of he country
Owing however, to the smallness of the supplies OF
Wheat and the encouraging English advices, the value
Of the article had tended upwards Oats on the other
hand had owing to the late fall at Mark Lane Liver
pool &c. rather receded in prices; but sellers had shown
great reluctance in conceding to an abatement
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THE LAND PRopRIEroRs IN THE MIDDLE CouN-
rIEs.-The following statement, signed by the re-
spectve nonresident propretors Of landed estates IN
the several middle counties, in which the snrent feel
ing has manifested ITSELF has been addressed to us for
publication II will he seen that they offer to change
the tenu,es of their leased and and to make sales in
fee on terms which they consider fair We do not of
course understand what the terms While would
steadily any nfraction Of the law any
resistance the constituted authorities would urge
that the whole question be placed by hs propretors
the most liberal and equitable footing.
counties of Greene Ulster Sullivan Otsego, schohare,
RENSSELAER,, Columbia, Duchess and Delaware, having
occupants and others that they aae unwilling change
the tenures of their leased lands AID to make sales in
fee take this mode Of announcing Their readiness to dis
pose Of all their lands in those coun.es on TAR and
equitable terms Some of the subscribers indeed, have
for several years selling of their leased and other
lands fast favorable opportunities presented them.
tenants acquainted with their intentions
II the leasing out OF tracts of land has somcmeA hap
pened by reason Of the preferences Of the owner for his
system, it has likewise in many instances been done h
compliance with the wishes Of the settlers themselves
and promote their interests and it is not easy to see
any wrong to them arise from their exercising
liberty Of making such contracts shall best promote
their convenience. And notw outstanding the com
plants made by them against the called feuda to-
uures, very little aacrty has been manifested take
advantage OF the offers thus made to Them and number
Of the tenants to prefer hold their lands under the
so termed !" obnoxious system
The subscribers take this opportunity to renew their
o6ers to sell their rents and make grants in fee fair
crms-for which they refer either to themselves or to
their respective agents who have been made fully
sess their entire confidence.
Application the subject WILL Of course be made to
them.
Jno. Hunter, Henry Gverng j. d. Oyeripp a. C. Yer
planck, s verplsnck VIM w verplanck j. D. L. Vor
planck Frederick De Peyser, John A. Livingston, Cs
Vn'to, uoiurpoIo Ic tOy banycr, Louise Livingston
daturm Livingston III B. Armstrong, Fl. O. Armstrong
t. X. Armstrong, Robert ~ Ludlow
New YORK. august IL, lSi5 Albany Argus.
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