The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-04

picking season mght fall scnssrshly short sni thst
under probable cironmssnces' twas thought could
current then is usually the case and coming from differ
ent quarters, obtained general belief; the result
large demand in the first instance on speculation
and Subsequently aTsher extensive from the trade
Prices have been somewhat irregular but the advance
may he stated at 4d per pound from the lowest point OF
last week Cor American of the middle qualities and the
for all qualities Of Brazil Egyptian and surat The
business speculation consists Of "a 50 American
2950 Egyptian 400 Bahia and 1000 sua and for export
1910 American and 800 sura: $50 bales surinam and
Barbados are declared for auction next Friday
LONDON CoKS TRADE, Sept s-since the sailing o.
the Great Western market has been less buoy
ant than 1t was for week two previous On the l4h
inst fine cry qualities OF English wheat in steady
demand ct decline OF Is in the quotations last given
There fair average quantity of free foreign wheat
sale Holders were not quite firm last week and
few sales effected in the secondary qualities at
trainq decline The transactions for export in bonded
qualities confined 10 few low qualities OF Danzic
The demand for -four was dull and few sales effected
The business OF the 10Th inst was considerably less than
the l4th, the supplies being small Of every Article
cept wheat. of which there fine samples from Sus.
and Kent but the factors requiring higher prices,
the stocks held by the mers obtained at recent
appear to be sufficient 10 prevent compulsory purchases
for immediate use, and the trade consequently has
NAMED nomnay at the prices of the last market day In
foreign wheat the only business has been in Interior
DanzIc for expectation to Holland and France; but the
value Of this article does not advance the attention of
the Fr-nch Dutch and Belgian merchants is beginning
to be directed to the obtaining of supplies of Indian
corn from the United States Inquiries for Indian corn
are becoming general from the countries where the
potato crops have been lost that this grain held for
much higher than the present prices, Notwithstanding
the reported abundance of the crops brought by the Ca
ledona steam ship At yesterdays market free foreign
wheat was held with great rmness but the transactions
were limited Indian continued in good request for
Ireland but few cargoes sale while Ais is offered for
fine Gastz but lew sellers TO be found
LIvERpooL CosS TR,pr. Sept. Is Our market fer
grain has been steady and prices have still upward
tendency At market held the 18th inst the dea
lers bought wiea, splringy and all inferior qualities
Id 10 I'd per bushel lower than last quoted There
increased demand for Indian corn at an advance
OF Is quarter best yellow brought AIS, and white
46s per 4S0 lbs There was moderate sale for barrel
-four at the reduced prices of Friday last Philadelphia
brought 30s ard Western Canal 3ls per barrel Irish
Hour was j. sack lower than on the Sth inst Yester
day the tade for all descriptions OF both old and new
whest rather lsngnid but decided frmness prevail
ing the part OF holders the quotations are generally
maniained although the absence OF any active pro-
W gs in -four, importers o. States and Canadian, IN
sncpston of extensive de nand through the season
equally tenacious Of late IN the sales effected
therefore approved brands of free realized 80 to ais
and such qualities in bond 27s to 21s 81 per barrel ;
IRISH flour At toe time remaining UNMARRIED Indian
corn, being still in lively request and few large parcels
oa ing ~ present further advance of l. to , was es
tabhrd te-lav thereby increasing our quotations for
the he kinds from AS to Al, per quarter.