The New York herald., 1845-09-16
Dec. 296,67l


There decrease in the receipts tide water equal
to li69Ol bbs OF -four in lsl5 compared with 1874 or
the receipts for this year. 63s222 bbls -four and
bushels wheat in at Abany the at West Troy
and Waterford.
The Rochester .adrertiser of the 18th INST says: The
news by the Great Western leaves the market in the
unsettled state that it before Yet the demand
East increasing and is confidently thought that there
will be slight advance from present prices Of -four at
New York before the arrival OF the steamer
ton which left Liverpool the 4h inst the prices paid
to-day for wheat have ranged for good qualities from
81 TO so5. We hear OF no transactions in Flour
The Bufato .adrertiser of the 18th inst SAYS: The
market for flour, with good demand, very light re-
cep,s and diminished stock, has acquired more firm.
and prices not only well sustained but in some
cases holders have been enabled to obtain a slight id
vance over prev rates Wheat arrives very sparng
ly, and with brisk demand is very soon dsposed Of
The only cargo afoat the market this morning viz
1000 bush Southport taken by Black Rock miller
TO whom the balance OF the cargo consigned at Sc
cts-The amount OF flour taken for shipme nt since
last embraces 600 bbls2e0 bbls which were of
Toledo Mills" brand, at $780, and 500 bbls mixed
Mich. at 81. 90.
The Ciepeiand Herald of the sh inst, says: Since
Thursday evening, about 10000 bush of wheat have
been sold here at sc deliverable at Kingston and the
Gananoque Mills the wheat to be shipped from other
points on the lake and from Chicago The Uncle Sam
unloads 800 bush of her Chicago wheat at this port the
Roanoke her entire cargo, and the Ann Wipslow was
also fully laden at Chicago for this port Our wheat
dealers on the Ohio canal will find supplies the west
interfering mere with prices expected by them, and be-
come convinced that this not the only wheat gro wing
State Flour can be had to-day at S3I, but no buyers.
The Baltimore american of the 18th instant saws
ne uansdCUons IN howard street Hour have lim
ted throughout the week being confined to small parcels
al 90 Sales OF fine at 81 % The receipts at present
do not come in freely and the stock in market though
equal to the existing demand is comparatively light
we quote the receipt price of supene at 81 37I The
late advces from Europe by the Great Western have
not made any .pcrceptible change Gran-Thc Wheat
market opened on Monday at 50 cents for good 10
prime Maryland and Virginia reds On Wedne sday sales
oil good TO PRIME were made at 81 80 cents and SO ss
cents, and inferior to good reds 10 a 80 cents On
Monday sales OF family Hour white wheats were made
al oo lo5 cents but thoy have since dec cnei and are
selling to-day at 90 100 good to prime family
Hour parcels parcel of Pennsy ylvana red was sold at
~ cents - =
the Montreal Herald of the 18th instant states that
prices OF Hour remained steady previous quotations
viz 3Os barrel for superne pos J.d for best
OF hne and 2ss 3D. Dos for ordinary The sales since
the arrival OF the mail of the utimo we're estima
ted az 1000 to 900 barrels The Lachine canal hav.
ing peen cloed or month past for the purpose of
dergong extensive alterations the recets of produce
during that period have been very limited but az the ca
nal VIII be ie'opened on the 10Th large supplies may be
expected after that date sample OF wheat from the
new crop has been offered to arrive at 8s per bushe
statement oil Exports, homewards and To the Tower
Ports since the opening Of the navigation until the Ith
instant -:
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