New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-06

MONDAYS quotations has in partial instances been
! established.
ors during th, week Of which 1906 qrs have been re.
ceived from our own coast 90 qrs from Scotland and
a ors from Ireland From abroad there have been no
Though that portion Of the Oat crop which vas secured
early Welded vel 70 the and proves Of good quality
so large proportion Of the harvest Is Yet abroad in Ire
land and Scotland that has become doubtful whether
the total quantity viii come up 10 tue estimates formed
of the Weld earlier the year. This and The disease by
which The Potatoes have everywhere been at;acked-a
Circumstance which cause greatly increased
sunDtou of Oatmeal-rnav account tor the firm tone
which bol6ars of Oats have this week assumed on
Wednesday few factors willing 20 sell at former
prices and on Friday advance OF I'll 10 Is per Or
established without difficulty not only on homegrown,
but Likewise on free foreign Oats
In the early part OF the week prices Of Beans had RI
Their downward tendency, but the continued wet
weather and the probability ct the outstanding crop be-
ing much injured thereby gave rise 10 more lively de-
nand on Friday when the slight depression
petey recovered.
Pens were also much much more sought afler at the
close than in the commencement the week and neither
white blue nor naples could be secured SO easy
terms Friday as on Monday
The animated character of the English advices haze
might naturally be supposed had considerable intu
ence on the value OF Wheat on tine Continent
81 over the Baltic the rise ms been quite great
in his country. ana it is now certain that shall have
TO pay very high prices 10 secure any quantity OF Wheat
abroad rr the latest accounts IRON ianzig 9th Ort)
we learn that the finer kinds OF nigh mixed held az
as 10 sos perez free On board altogether about 40
ssts had changed hands during the week principally
speculation Fair qualities OF high myed had brought
5as 10 SIS fine mixed 50s TO SIS, good mixed l9s per
ar ana other sorts had sold ut prOportiOnae
Freight, were high per qr having been paid for Lon
don and the East Coast, and Is Cd TO IS per or f0rlvcr
pool In Spring Corn there had been little doing Rye
p'ns Their worth 35s. 10 Dos per ar.
Letters from Stettn OF the ith inst state that though
the harvest had been brought close in that neigh
borood under favorable circumstances the quality and
Weld OF the grain being alike good still The value OF
Wheat had in consequence OF the complete exhaustion
of the stocks of old and the expectation that Great Brit
ain Holland and Belgium Will NIL require supplies from
the Baltic risen considerably. Moderately good quail
ties were then quoted lis and superior samples rs. 10
us per ar boHrd. The actual transactions had
not been large during the week. the rates asked navlr.
hccn TO high 10 admit 0 the execution of the Foreign
orders received few parcels of new Oierbruck Bar
lev hac come 10 market; for which 2js per qr. free
board had been realized vi new Oats no supplies had
been brought forward.
At Rosiock on the 9Th October such high prices were
asked for Wheat greatly to check business. The
quality of the new Pomernian Wheat is highly spoken
OF but no supplies of importance were expected At Ros
tocl till the winter had set in and the stocks OF old
having been greasy reduced il not anticipated that
much business would be done TIL after the shipping sea-
son had terminated.
Accounts from Hamburg, Of Tuesday last state that
the sales of Wheat had in consequence OF the high pre-
tensions of holders been rnther since the
previous post day For good CD 10 % lbs red Upland
from -s Cd TO per Or Tree board had been asked.
The offers from oupors had also been deemed too high
by purchasers nothing having been offered from io!-
stein Denmark below lis TO 5Js oil per Or Tree on
board Barley had met with some attention: for autumn
shipment Ills ID to s per qr. had been paid from Den
mark whilst Saalc the spot had commanded 25s Cd
10 275 per or according to quality The demand for Peas
had rather sackened still good boilers were held al As
20 AS per Or
From the Southern paris of Europe we have also ad
vices of rising prices i letter from Lechon, dated 18th
October. informs that very lively inquiry tor Wheat
had been experienced there. During the week termi-
mating that day loco qrs soft Maranople had been sold