The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-12

FIsH-Dry cod is held at 81 rs az ST. There is very
Common qualities of North River BALE for ship
ping sell at 40 45c; prime we quote at &c. The re-
ccpts are to a fair extent.
MoLAssEs-The market is dull, but prices are firm
Sales Of New Orleans have been made at % AGO. Porto
Rico at % 29c.
RicE--Saes to some extent of good for export have
been made at SO 81 81.
WnsxEy-Domestic, in drudge casks, we quote at alc
Western and prison bbls are held at 81 a2ilc
TEAs-.4t .4uction-lmported per ship Navigator
Terms-Notes at six months payable in the city Of New
York, TO be made satisfactory to the sellers.
s. Y1nng 5 81 do half chests % do 81
do as A do $751; l43 do 37 81 do ST. II do 3e 90 do $751;
q s54 9ai do IS; 1903 do sail 7a4 do a4 Is do with
drawn; each 10 catty boxes 81 so; Is do with
drawn.
Pekoe-lo halt chests sls; 40 do aos.
Twankay-2o half chests 3ai 20 do 3o 90 do 29l GAO
Tyson skn-3s half chests AL 40 do 4o so chests aa
os do 81 Sc do se 81 do a5 100 do "a IS do as 81 do
Ningyong souchongsO chests 22l 10 do %; 81 half
chests 81 80 chests 2l A. half chests 2ol 70 do and
ITO chests 2o 655 do do and 577 half do withdrawn
Mohea-44 half chests 20.
Gokee-50 half chests 20; $50 do withdrawn.
Ooong-l00 half chests 54 20 do 43 25 do 373 100 do
a35 80 do 49, IS do 81 10 do III 25 cay bxs ao 5s half
chests and l75 catty boxes withdrawn.
souchong-ss half chests sa; 80 do III; 6S4 do and
The Crops.
The latest news from St. Joseph country in western
Michigan and northern Indianaa great wheat growing
regionis more favorable than preceding accounts The
prospect now is that the crop will be an average
We see it stated in the Cambridge Dorchester county
Md Chronicle that in fields the wheat is good but
nearly all the light lands the Hcssian fly has made
most serious ravagcs and in many instances rendered
the crops totally worthless The prospects of the corn
crop were gloomy. 1t has been beset by the
grub-worm and the bud-worm and the recent frosts
proved very injurious The following respecting the
crops in Queen Annes county is copied from the Cen
reriHe Times Of Saturday last The weather has been
very dry and cool for fortnight past and vegetation
seems to make but little progress The farmers
hardly be above the cods the oa crop can
be no other than miserable failure Oats will not aver
age more than two three inches high and are very
thin upon the land The wheat crop promises something
better II not killed by the rust it will yield fair CROP
The rye is said to be very much rustcd Little is
by farmers The frost Friday and Saturday nights
OF last week greatly injured the growing corn as well
vegetables In low grounds the has been entire
ly killed
The long drought Says the Richmond Times of the 9TH
inst from which we have suffered greatly curtails the
grass crop, which in some places is utterly destroye
The clover has been cut but this weather has al
most precuded oil hope Of second crop with some far.
mers. We have seen fields which look though fire
had swept over them We are in hopes however thai
the shower of last evening will revive all.
The crops in the vicinity of Warsaw Illinois, are look
ing well and promise to be abundant.
The Western (Mo) Eapositor of the oath ult says =
We learn from all parts of county that the prospect
for the farmer being well rated his toll
promising The wheat crop promises we'll; and al
and the grain filling most admirably. Oats and corn
from present appearances, will yield most abundant
crop We have had just enough rainto be fully
able.