The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-12

Exported for the week, 6675 barrels Wheat has de-
cned cents per bushel sale Of 5000 bushels prime
sII5a 81 49, redsat 81 10; and since 500 prime old
red at 81 Os and 5000 bushels prime white at 81 l5
part in store. Red is dull at 81 OF 81 o. RyeSaes
at rs and southern at 65 cents. Committees un J.,
settled aud a cents lower, owing to the scarcity Of
vessels ard the high rates OF freight sale of 5000
board, 5000 do Southern yellow at 73c TIC 7ec 500
Pennsylv ground at 1873 &c., and to-day 900 fiat
Tic zoe. Oats have declined Sales at 35c 34c 33c
closing at 80. Cotton-Stock very light, and holders
firm at quarter cent advance ON last weeks prices
at ga 10 III cents per lb.
TOLEDO, Oct 5.--Produce is coming in freely and
there is no doubt that commercial men, the docks
Will have all the business they do the close of
navigation. The Ohio river being too low for use will
turn northward large amount ireghts and the
pectedly high prices OF breadstus will induce holders
push forward with as little DELAY as possible The
transactions here, that have come to our knowledge
since our last, 900 bushels wheat Saturday at
cts and 2Ooo bushels this morning S3c and 5000 bush
els corn Saturday at 4Sc The market is in unset
tied state that we orbear to quote prices The receipts
per canal of the principal articles for the past three days
are as ioowsl $50 bushels wheat 362 bushels corn
622 bbs flour; Ga bbs pork 2sl lbs butter 26s 700 lbs
ard ~ $40 lbs hemp; 81 1855 lbs pearl ashes IL 952 ~
o. sugar; 20 $50 lbs leaf tobacco.
PrrrsnvReH, Oct eFlour is l21sc. per Dbl. cheaper
We remarked yesterday that the market closed We'd
nesday with downward tendency The receipts are
not SO large but considerable is to arrive soon
reported about 45O brls at s7I ST. IaJ but generally
at Si which the current price for round lots Sales
OF several parcels in second handed brls at l2 25c
per Dbl. less Gran-Prime Wheat is quick sale Soc
per bushel Rye meets with good demand at 33c. per
bushel Oats are much wanted. 1900 bushels realized
l9c zoe. measure. There is demand for all that
be offered. Barley is offered in quantities amply suf.
Gent to supply the denandit is taken at rs 4oc in
quality. The stock of Corn has dwndled down to mere
rne, and selling in small lots from store at 33c
DETROIT, Oct 6-The -four market yesterday was in
very unsettled state the views OF buyers and sellers
note; purchasers offering 81 rs 81 3d. while sell
ers were7 asking 81 80 and above, though we believe,
there taken higher than 81 80 which is about
the top of the market Wheat sells freely at Soc for fair
samples.
CLEVELAND. Oct 6.-Saes are 1900 bushels wheat
s5s4c 200 bbls flour "Deweser 81 56c; 100 do s. So
Ia do "a SO: 80 tons cheese Aurora 5!c The canal re-
cepts 235 bbls -four IS bbs whskey $3.50 lbs but
ter 900 do bacon % go do ron 02 do nails 1916
do glass; 1860 do pottersware 325s bushels COAL 1856
do corn; 6270 do wheat.
BuFrALo Oct 9-The market is extremely languid
this morning buyers holding off for the advces hourly
looked for by the Great Britain and orders to pur.
chase having been teegraphed through. AS general
thing holders willing to submit Decline but the
fear that the European advces may prove unavorabe
prevents buyers from readily coming forward Prime
samples Of wheat are offered at 81 cents at 90 cts
we have to note in breadstuis is the sale in three
lots of go brls in Michigan and Ohio flour at S4
- The following are the exports by canal yesterday:
Flour l7S brls wheat 30 l57 bu.; l57 The sup
ply ofwheat coming in at Milwaukee is free and the Ga
sene that the receipts this will exceed those of
62a cents per bushels
ALBANY Friday, Oct 9.-Flour-The market is very
dull. We have not transaction to report range Of
So Al So 62a will cover all done Grain-Sales 0eO
bushels western wheat at 1890 No sales of corn; lot
of 1900 blu shells handsome Ohio in the market 75c
asked Barley has declined; sales tworowed $50 6Oc
and fourrowed at 81 62c. No sales of canal OATS
street Soc. Street rye, Soc. sic.
BosToN, Oct 10 -Flour-The market has been heavy
throughout the week, and at the close prices may be
considered fully 1919 per Dbl lower than before the ar.
rival Of the steamer We hear of nothing doing for ex.
port TO England The sales for home are small the
closing sales for Genesee common brands, e. SO;
fancy Sc 25; Ohio, 80; and Michiga 81 81 per bril-
cash. 700 brls Georgetown, Columbian Mills for export
SO IL cash. about 900 bbs Fredercksburg old at S.
81: and new, S. so per bril- and months Rye Flour
and Corn Meal is scarce and wanted few thousand
brls various kinds purchased several weeks SINCE
was quoted 30s 30 Cd; in bond, 27s Sour, free 26s
26s. cd Duty Flour, 6s. per bril- Grain-Corn has
slightly declined during the week, and the sales the
trade not large $4,000 bushels bought export
to Liverpool private terms The last sales Southern
yellow fiat to the trade 7sc. No recent sales
white; sales Northern Oats 43c. 44c., and Southern
Boo. 36c. per bushel cash. The market closes dull