The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-20
NEW YORK, SUNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 90, 1916

more freely. As II Is the demand cannot be deferred
much longer-for all the parties engaged In the meal
trade the manufacturer the factor and the bakerhave
for considerable period drawn heavily their re.
and the time IL, think, far distant when
will become necessary to take steps TO replsnsh the
wheat have remained very firm throughout the week.
but the inquiry has not been active and no advance
previous prices has been established There hes been
inquiry for low qualities for shipment to Ireland,
without however, leading to much businss the orders
from thence having in most been limited some
what too low to admit Of their execution The opera
tons In bonded wheat have been Lass extensive this
the preceding week the accounts from France being Of
under lock In London 10 not large ON the 9Th irsant
1.-THE latest date to which II Is officially made up) it con-
on The WHOLE BEEN modeas and ssx.r 1sD
having from time to time been taken for export and
few lots having been entered for homo consumption,
great increase have occurred in the bonded stock
English -four, whether Of town country manufac.
ture has moved OF tardy throughout the week, and
greater degree Of 6rmness has been displayed by
sellers American four has met with moderate share
o. ana IN some ,ns%ncs, tribe more money
9Th OF the month there were 81 29 cwts Of four under
The market has been rather sparinsly supplied with
barley Of home growth and though the malsters have
conducted their operations with moro than ordinary
really ne qualities being fully az dear at the close a.
they were In the commencement of the week. Good
at the currency q Ipss Monday bu. dps soy: sa to
which the bulk Of the arrivals from abroad has con
ssted) have moved OF somewhat slowly at former rates
scrptions to BE- held very firmly, and even secondary
kinds have not been sold lower terms than Last week
though the inquiry for the latter has been very far from
The arrivals of oats from own coast and Scotland
have been on the same 'canty scale as prsvousy and
the wind mostly favorable for arrivals from thence The
foreign supply has likewise been moderate, consisting
established Monday last has therefore, been well
supported; indeed fine corn hardly obtainabs at
The & look os
supplics IT, however we may judge BY the accounts
receive from thence no assistance Of importance be
calculated on from that quarter Meanwhile the stocks
the spot being dali diminished, the receipts ha
wing for several weeks fallen short of the quantity
required for the consumption Of the metropolis There
were in bond at this port on the 9th of November ssOi
The late decline in the price Of boans has not as yet
siness having been done in the article at last Monday
White peas sold rather more freely ON Friday, but
were not by any means dearer than earlier in the week
The few parcels Of hog peas brought forward have
The demand for floating caryoes Of Indian corn has
agan revived lPrincpsly on Irish acccunt) and very
full grsss have been ZEN :" for the article
after having been frosty, had again become mild but ii
more than probable that similar change that expe-
il some prospect Of the shipping in the Baltic
being closed early By the most recent accounts from
being shipped to Great Britain. 49, 81
letter from Danzjg OF the 2st inst informs us that
port since that day week This parcel had was sup.
posed been taken for shipment to France Belgium,
the quality being too inferior to suit the English market
The price paid had been equal to AIS 3d. per Dr. free
ans hsh-mxed qualities then still held a. SIS 10
ed down the visula, Sas per Or had been asked The
stock In grsnary was estimated at 80 600 qrs very
The water in the vistuia had ssh ~ risen still Il was
feared that part oil the supply expected from the interior
might not get down before the setting in Of frost.
From Rostock our advices are Of the 23d inst The
reports from Franco had caused holders of wheat TO
raise their preensions; and new, which had before
been offered rather moderate terms had again
price corresponding with per Or free on board
OF old wheat there absolutely stocks and the
supplies from the farmers had barely kept pace with the
demand The inquiry for barley had the other hand
fallen off, the latest reports from hence having checked
the inclination TO buy. Good qualities were then
At stettn Qrom whcsce We have also letters Of the
2sd inst hardly anything sppears to have been done in
from the growers having been exceedingly SMALL needy
purchase two had been made By buyers from the in
terror. at equal to 30s per quarter, free board
The Hamburg reports OF Tuesday last are of very lit
tie interest In wheat hardly sale had been made
spot or to Sc shipped from ouport. From Ho
stein and Wsmar there offers Of wheat at $751; from
Denmark OF SIS 3D. to o2s Sd, and from Pomerans a,
52s. to 53l per quarter free board without having
led to much business.
In tho principal Dutch markets. prices of wheat have
ceny high 10 Holland admit of shipments being made
from Great Britain with prospect of profit For rye
there appears to have been immense demand both
Amsterdam and Rotterdam by buyers from the Prussian
provinces, &c.
At the principal French ports the value of wheat has
been very firmly supported A letter from Msrseles
dated 23d inst, infor that by a regulation in
the quarantine time of detention had been short
ened to Eve days This had liberated nearly the whole
Of immense feet Of vessels wheat laden all Of which
had come into the harbor to unload The sup
plies thus poured into the market had fsed however
to depress prices, the demand from the interior having
taken off the receipts landed. Marianopli
wheat then still worth COS and superior soft Polish
Odessa, $685. 3D. to sos 3D. per quarter free board