New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-22
Whenr. Flour, Rread.tnlIs, &c.

The following article which we copy from the
London Shipping Gazette OF October . will be read
with interest By our Farmers Is well rs dealers in
Breadstutfs generally
Though Wheat has risen il value about is per quar-
.er the end OF July and prices ofothe descriptions
Of grain in nearly the proportion, an opinion Is
prevalent that quotations will be much higher during the
approaching winter. The grounds for this belief are
the ascertained deficiency in the produce OF all spring
corn and the extensive future Of the potato crop That
Crest Rritsn Will require very large importation OF
grain before the harvest cannot be questioned ana a.
the stocks OF old grain comparatively inslsnlAcsht
all Europe whilst the harvest OF lsi6 has turned
out ndiaerealy Oh the Continent than IN England
il may be difficult the requisite quantty -
To succeed in doing so il will certainly De necessary
10 pay high prices their necessities Will render
continental nsighbors more than usually tenacious
in parting with their produce Prices have already got
up considerably r, all the leading ports IN the Baltic
and By the Britannia steamship learn that she eS
pecation failure of the potato crop IN Europe had
caused rise the value OF aour Of threetourths OF a
dollar per barrel the principal markets OF the United
States. We are, however glad 10 Learn from thence
that the yield OF both wheat snd Indian corn was
abundant the greater part OF North America ne
latter article il i true had not then been secured but
in advanced state as 20 be considered out oil
danger Great the resources Of the United states
il would De uwsc 10 calculate on any tains IKE sup
ply from thence At all adequate TO our wants and TIE
idea that the prce OF wheat VIII continue TO tend up
ward does therefore appear 70 Us 81 all unreasohs
he. The deliveries from our own farmers, which nave
recently been on very liberal scale are now beginning
fall % and Tor some time 10 come-untl the sowing
Of the autumn crops shall have been completed
the supplies Of houe grown wheat are likely 10
BE- moderate temporary reaction in pFces
seems, therefore, improbable Such, 81 least a2-
pears 70 be the present impressions ana al ali the
principal provincial markets held during the Week er
chants and mllers have shown much anxiety 10 IN.
their stocks give sellers the opportunity OF
realizing advance of from g. 10 Is per quarter on
previous The arrivals OF wheat coast'Sise INTO
London have been quite moderate since our last nor mas
he quantity exhibited az Marx lane by lAndcsrriase
samples been by any means large. On Monday the
show from Kent. Essex and Suffolk was less than or
that day week and TIE stands were cleared without
difficulty rates 81 per quarter above those current IL
the commencement Of the preceding week since tnen
factors have insisted farther rlse OF - winch
has some measure checked the demand; still lar
OF business done this morning az that ad
Foreign free Wheat has met with attention, and
has risen in value quite much s. English IL bond
ed hardly anything has taken place, uot so HEea from
tie OF demand from the scarcity OF good qIs4-
lies, and the terms az which TIE inner KINDS
have been held The duly lei 70 "a per G1A--e. ye-teE-
day and viii recede gradually 70 TIE F7ptHHHm point
On Monday the town uilsrs rose The top p-lce Of
Hour 5s per sack az which improvement. The sale mas
since been rather Tree FOR the best resh brands OF
Uaied States Flour JAS and s. per barre! has been
paid ald secondary sorts have brought corresponding