The New York herald., 1845-11-05


grey, Monday quotations could not bs sxcssdsd Oats
wefe scarce: and ispsrq qr desrer.
Der ie The receipts Of wheat Of home produce fresh
Up to market were scanty and of but middling quality
For all descriptions the demand very steady and
Monday advanced rates were freely supported In ns
foreign wheat full average amount Of business ws,
transacted and many holders would not sell except Al
more money. Wheat under lock Commanded rather
more money on speculation. For export sales took
place Mating Barley was firm enquiry at full prices
In other kinds very little doing The Malt trade
was steady and prices were well supported. The best
parcels Of Oats were the turn deaIer other kinds
moved oil slowly Beans Peas, and Flour were quite
dear
the trade generally is extremely firm and there is an
improved demand for free Foreign the advance
made on M,nday; and bonded again is dearer Barley
Is h'gher WAX ne'd Tor more money. Beans and peas
steady At fully our previous currency Notwith stand
ing we have good arrival Of foreign OATS the certainty
OF and speculative demand prevents ther
being cleared for home consumption the Irish arri
vals form he only supply for the present of buy
per quarter.
HavRs Oct 10 Cotton-Last week market depressed
and American declined about ~ but this week demand
regular ana sales the last three days fair extent
with an appearance of 6rmness and better feeling gen
orally Sales 4o2a bales ~ o. 5aa76 Mobile IS 5Oa
changed sale SO bbs Am Pot 35f 25c and 249 Pearl
Isl brands partly to arrive of at 81 50 with ID bbls
onca black per Kill du s"S oo .gs N
rate Soda 2f CSC per so Kill in bond stag
nant RceA further adyance in Car and IS tics sold
4aa44t per 90 Kill duty If 37Ic) paid. Whalebone-De-
clined sales tons w IF 40c do on board Francois
LIST aaf a7tc; do deliverable in Nov Of s5c and small
Flour Prices of home growth advanced af The Fran
eois LIST had 1850 bbls -four, of which had already
posed OF at 34f per bbl in bond
AMsrERDAM fair business in Coffee prices not
much changed Tobacco rather quiet. Cotton rather
neglected kehned sugar dull and prices rather low
Little done in Pot Ashes Spices in better demaud
Numegs sold at $50, they are 2s5 for best; Mace
ala -'pp'' NV'S'' anu rimeh'o'
HAMsunsH.1New Brazil Coffee siasz sch; ST. Dom.
time past in little demand has receded in value mid fair
san Bs1a a brings Sas g1o while 7ia5 grot and yellow
business done-N.O o. 4ia4 IL l6ths sch. Rice quiet
Hides in excellent tdemandMontevi video SCAR sch salted
salted al. '
this port from the 7th to the ath inst contain good
supply Of Wheat with moderately fair quantity OF bar.
have still little to note Coastwise From the north and
south OF Europe the import cons1 Of 1902 quarters Of
Wheat and coo quarters Beans and from Canada and
the United states OF 463 quarters OF Wheat and brls
Flour Complaints of the continuance of wet weather
received from nearly all directions, with reports ofse
northern counties combined at the time with fur.
ther Of disease existing in the Potato crop in
some parts of Ireland, and decidedly expressed
Of business transacted in Wheat and Flour, both
free and in bond, as well as in Oatmeal and Indian Corn
vancng prices and several parcels of the latter for Irish
@tl
barometer high, the speculative disposition for buying in
some degree abated this morning; in English and Irish
done al an advance uy q 10 a p 70 Ss WAS s
currency of Tuesday last; and Flour though not so
readily saleabe before realized % to per sack and
to 80 per barrel over the rates of this day week. Bar
ley, Malt, and Peasc were held firmly at somewhat
higher terms but were not in active request quo
ations Beans and Indian Corn sold rather freely tho
former commanding to 2s and the latter 2s per asrter
above the rates of this day sennight Oats attracting
good share Of attention, obtained an Improvement in
andO tmao Of uyh Ch f,rth
parcels taken for Ireland and fair quantity by
dealers realised an advance of 2 to h. The
as yesterday few further operations within the annexed
range ofprices having been accomplished.
In the Of this week
IS. Cd perqr The arrivals coastwsa and from Ireland
fresh up today are altogether rather limited and
have no Grain from abroad beyond 1924 qrs. wheat
from the Mediterranean whilst Of States and Canadian
Flour the import is moderately fair Notwithstanding
the immediate district may oe considered out Of the in
huence Of wet weather regards the safety of the Corn
crops, return Of rain here Wednesday again stimu
lated speculative disposition in stronger degree than
the reports from the other parts Of the country would
alone have effected, and in the Of the past two
days considerable business was transacted in bonded
proving rates few parcels being offered any thing
near our previous quotations. which werenot ut once
taken up The demand for Oatmeal and Indian Corn
Ireland was also the increase Yester lay weather
was exceedingly fine, and to-day fair though cloudy
still our market this morning opened with much higher
expectations the part Of holders than could be re-
allied which tended rather the demand. English and
irish new w heats however tolerable husi
ness was done at advance of Id. to ID upon Tues
days prices and all qualities of old Id per 10 ID
dearer. Flour not readily saleable before but
was held firmly at Is sack and s per barrel above
our last quotations Barley and Malt claimed some hat
more attention, at slight Improvement in value and
for Beans well Pease, advance OF ls 2s per
Or was in some paid Oats and Oatmeal continuing
to meet good demand, the former readily commanded
ID per 40 lb and the latter s to 2 per h. over pre-
vious rates. The advance in Indian Corn is S. per ar
up.n our last currency Bonded Wheats though not SO
lively earlier in the week. continued meet INQUIRY
higher terms good red Baltic obtaining per 10 b.
and other kinds at proportonate amendment States
Flour under lock- being held steadily per barrel was
taken off rather sparney to-day and very lty Offering
Our Corn market has exhibited the 2 features
excitement which have now existed Tor nearly two
months The weather has been, doubt, extremely
unavorable; and at this date trng portion Of
our harvest in the north of and Scotia I'd and the
west Of Ireland, remains unhoased Along with this
there is positive certainty that most serious injury has
been done to the potatoe crop in extensive districts in
the three kingdoms, we'll as the Continent All
these have joined to raise prices considera
bly, and to convince us that will continue have
high rates for all bread stufs In Corn Exchange
yesterday, large business done in bonded Flour
from 2Ss TO 20s and in Canadian from GAS to and
some extra fine marks 36s: Canadian Wheat of fine
quality you'd sell freely Cd Sd per 10 h. No
States wheat yet arrived
- AVERAGE PRIcE OF GRAIN,