The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-01
e annex the current quotations in this market -
Corn Trade.

All sorts OF flour are plenty enough in this market and
comparatively the demand small that prices have
been lately affected, and decline is noticed 1t is diff.
cult to get over - 5e for Genesee and Troy Ohio and
ranges from So to 25; cornmea So s7k . 56t.
In the grain market wheat is scarce and the few sales
sales effected at 66 81 cents. Corn including ali
coors and Sorts ranges from A to 40 CENTS northern
There is nothing particularly new in the Baltimore
market On the Goth, and for the week previously.
there was enquiry for Howard street flour. The
price continues firm at 81 so for good mixed brands.
The receipt price from cars is 81 37I There
enquiry for City Mills four but holders asked 50 62I
demand for wheat was less active Good Maryland red
was sold at 9sc good to best reds 81 lOoc decline
wheat Sales of corn at 36 &c. for white and 4Oc for
yellow Oats at "a 26c., which is an improvement.
There was but little movement in -four in Albany
the SOth INST Sales had been made at 81 SGT - 62
oats sale; rye Soc.
The Montreal Herald Of the 2sh instant says After
the departure OF the last steamer very few sales for
shipment took place for daysa3s. 3D. nnspected
was paid for few thousand barrels Of prime brands On
the receipt OF the per Britannia, the market
tnucd very dull for few days. but during the last three
days, owing to the sudden and unexpected decline in
freghs there has been much activity in the -four market
and transactions to considerable have taken
place The sales yesterday 1000 of Yonge mills
at a3s. 3d. unnspected and about 1850 Guananoqe"
plain brands, and Maitland" about the same figure
To-day, 800 /" Guananoque," plain brand, have been
tie at the same price whiiegood brands not the
most favorte are readily saeable at 23s 3d. inspected
Spring Wheat Flour brings ass 2ss. Cd for consump
or Barley for shipment and there very little Upper
Canada Wheat come down yet. The only very prime
sample which has been in the market placed at 4s
l0ld. per 60 lbs
According advices from Buffalo the feet there
on the 9th instant brought 900 bushels wheat
and full proportion of -four and other rolling freight
Two schooners with 10000 bushels more, had gone
down to discharge at the Erie Mills Black Rock The
market both for wheat and flour continued depressed
with gradual recedng in prices This attributed
to two cause.-the apparent apathy of the market below
and the scarcity OF money. Wheat and Flour in that
market were cash articles, = they cash articles in
New York. There were several cargoes of wheaton
the market but heard of but one sale, namely
26OO bushels of St. Joseph of good quality cents
No sales Of flour except for city trade Flour s.
Inc following is the amount of -four which passed the
wegh.dock, including that shipped at Rochester the
24th OF May in 1874 and lS45 The canal opened three
days sooner this year than last =
Amount shipped at Rochester, bills. a5,g12 1851
DO do west of Rochester. !. 25O,44l 2l265
II has already been stated that the quantity of wheat
OF last years growth, exported from Wisconsin will not
vary much from 300 900 bushels Racine and Southport
have hitherto been the two principal points embarka-
ton of wheat in the Territory Milwaukee having SO far
speak with considerab accuracy the merchants
say they have shipped at least $4,000 bush.
Milwaukee, ............ 10000
OF Wisconsin wheat from Little Fort &C., 1000
Leaving for Southport, only, ....... $4,000 /"
Yet In conflict with these figures correspondent of the
declaration More wheat is sent from this port than
from any two other ports the lake north of Chicago
The production at the West now so large that
ID difhcult to reach the precise quantity And there
appears to be rivalry growing up among the States in
the production-to see which shall yield the most.