The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-08

The advccs received by the arrival of the Great Wes
out which continued until yesterday, when stir of ami
nation pcrceptble, and the market closed frmer
than had for days previous and about $500 bar
rels prime Gcnesee changed hands 81 $751; chiefly for
export and also lot Of inferior at 81 CAL The arrivals
through the canals and otherwise continue frequent and
large but the amount of export from appearances day
1t seems is increasing which will doubt the pre-
ssnt prices to be fairly large amount Of
ket continues dull at prices ranging from 81 62I To-
Round Hoop Pennsylvania sold at "a saI for the
did not learn Considerable cornmeal Jersey has
changed hands expressly for the English market and
sales in wheat have been made for exporGenesee 81 o.
Western is plenty and offered at 81 co. Rye, Northern
Eastern market Prices in the ship s5 cents delivered
67t So cents At these prices considerable has been
sold Barley in good demand at 81 cents and large
quantities sold at that figure The demand for
for export good and sales in white Southern at IS cents
Western yet to arrive, at 6at CENTS Southern yellow
81 81 cents Some 5000 of Jersey at IS
RICHMOND, May 4.-Flour continues to droop-salcs
have been made at $44a$4s from store. Wheat-Our
millers have stopped purchasing for the present
Corn-65c
CINCINNATI, May 2.-vhe demand is limited and con-
we sssr e 5 o, IN On
So So, inspected
lively appearance, in the various movements pertain
ing to the shipping Of large quantities of freight from
has come forward during the last forty-eg6t hours
Although wheat begins to forward quite freely
from the upper lakes we have no transactions to notice
SOC being the offered price Flour Is also without sales
So IS would probably buy. 1000 bushels in ONE
lot at 43c, and 1000 in another at the same.
ROCHESTER,, May 8, fS46.-A general gloom has rested
upon the market for days All have been anxious
ly waiting in the hope that an advance in prices the
East would relieve the trade Of the interior from its hea
viness. The by the Cambria, received yesterday
afternoon, gave somewhat of buoyant feeling to
market although dealers still waiting its effect
upon the New York market. The will undoubtedly
cause an advance in grain it do not in other bread
stufs. This believe, is the opinion Of dealers gener
a dec m MT
BALTIMORE, May 5.--The market has been much de-
pressed for several days We hear Of sale Of 200 bbl
Howard street -four at 81 10y; afterwards about bb
sold at 81. The inkling Of the news BY the Cambria
which was received here this morning. has given the
holders rmness, and they have refused offers of
s. The only sale of City Mills reported is 1900 bbls at
81 37i but the sale was part Of contract, and is
criterion OF the market II be purchased this
ing at 81 IS but milers refuse to take that The
market is quiet and somewhat unsettled. There is
much wheat in market white suitable for family -four
sells at los LOT cents 1000 bushels very prime Mary
land red for shipment sold at 90 cents miers will
generally give more than IS 80 cents Corn has advan
ced and to-day white brings 50 SO cents yellow So 81
cents Oats sell at 80 a 40 cents and Rye at rs cents