The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-19

Mark-lane having followed, and not, usual led the
advance This feature in the trade, and de-
| serving Of notice The accounts received this week
from the leading country markets state that good deal
OF business has done in wheat improving rates
the shipping ports on tae coast supplies have
barely KEEP. pace with the demand and prices H. to Is
per those hs S %
the agricultural districts the tendency has also been
upward at the large consuming towns though not In SO
! Holders OF free foreign wheat have remained very
firm throughout The week but the inquiry has not been
sctve and advance previous prices has been es
tablished American -four has met with moderate
share Of attention, AMI in some nstances tribe more
money has been paid Tor really fresh sound analiues
Ga the 9th Of the month there were 81 l29 cwts OF
-four under lock in London
AT Liverpool whea, no higher on Tuesday than
on that day week but -four Is barrels and Indian
CON being in lively request for ireland partly recover
ed from the previous Later in the eek the
Inquiry for wheat became lively and fair amount
Of business doue Friday enhancement of ID
| per 70lb.
LoNpoNA 6rm feeling hes prevailed in the grain
trade since the date of last report and although the
business transacted has been of very extensive
some instances slight advance has been readily paid
The business transacted in wheat on the Doth ult was
Moderate and fully previous rates paid but the
3i an advance OF Is quarter the best qualities OF
English was agreed TO- American was unimproved in
the prices last quoted barely supported The market
all these articles continued steady the 25h but with
ready sale for all good qualities on the 27h The
actions in -four unimportant and the currency last
quoted supported. AZ the market held the 30h ult
limited business transacted in English wheat, and,
instances rather lower rates had to be accepted
purchase or two We're mads for shipment to
Nothing Of interest transacted in bonded wheat Flour
had bat slow sale. Indian corn continues to demand
attention and for thing near at hand better rates
would have been given. The business transacted the
ID inst was sluggish and unimportant and prices for
| most articles we're maintained with difficulty
" of m
The French Minister Of Agriculture end Commerce
has transmitted circular to the Pretes on the state OF
the provision supply from which we extract the follow
PARIS, Nov 10. lsas-Ths last season has not been
and importation of than two millions Of hecoli-
tres of grain will afford supply adequate to the
throughout France which has been a2f &c the year.
above at csc.
The annual consumption of France for the nourish.
men of the people and their cattle for seed and for ma
nufactures may be tax 100 900 Of hecolitres of
wheat and other kinds Of iain The districts of the
northwest north and northeast supply nearly the half
Of this quantity say 60 600 of hectolitres The dis
trics west this centre and the east supply about
third nearly 4Oo0OOOo. The remaining three dis
trios the southwest south and southeast yield rather
more than sixth, or about 20 100000.
last was a 2ic fell in september to lIf &c and in Oc
toter to llf s2c The price Of Indian fell success
October last to isf aoc It at present below io in the
departments Of the Upper Garonne, Of the Ariege Of
the Aude, Of the Eastern Pyreness, &C. The potatos
-e - - $500 ~ W.. 80 49,. 80 ~ SZ
the maintenance of its usual price within olsrably
s uuuhIs .s p.oSss e ~ ~;
tba nrc PAW. ond Ro v 81 ~. hsctotr.
no"ae1' ,ue Prize a. .as anu lsouen o. .ns
ana a. Lille Q. ooc az sIasonrg II 10 ooc ana N tae
served that there only fifteen departments In which
G ssht s v .h d; 90 ~ soss FL sv, .;tI
o Ssousu ~ .aSI u.e ulsease VI -oso -,
h;% ~ e. Tue =, o. ra dG.s soes no Geo al
.h. ~ $500 ~ M yoa,' u SV ~ h P.,
hi M % a ~ M ma nS ~
h The ohrrdsnc If M ;nfs;r crnns. and vet the re-
~ so s1unu s ne ~ S s hp. 'h; =, the nd
Of iuv was foo asc has r;ssn in HnSust 10 "a Csc in
Snsyybsr - q co. ard n Octohor ~ fSs Tic Iha
x;ncss and in Naz Russia which SunnIv Odessa in the
Back sea Taranror Rosow and the other norts of the
Sac If sof TRa in hs va.rs laAI
and Is45 rave in those Countries great to the
cutvation of hits cronr. IN.
of The nos baar favorahia n
m.nt rAs 70 ,bs .uan,;tv Tho neonIa of Poland and
Russia living on and the peope of Bessarabia on
maize NEARLY tho whole of the wheat NAV he conader
al az snrnius and far axnortatiop In Isa5 nearly
oo0 oOO hectores af grain xnorted from Odessa
and the Quantity dspossbe in 1916 and isl7 will not be
less than 600 OF produce Of Poland
500 ooo hectores On October 18Th The prices were.
~ vsiIow Polish wheat Ilf 10 i6 the hectolitre rcd
wheat Isf to lof red wheat of Bessaraba l2fto l4
dried wheat soc Sf The export duty is 20c the
hectolitre; freight, AZ "a to per cent
and the charge for commission, SC, so per cent
ry years. and very much exceeds the wants of tho inha
bitants. The annual exports to about 800 003
hectolitres This year Alexandria may easily give
700 900 or 800 coo hecteres At present the price 10
10 por cent; freight II 75c the hsctotre assurance
the of putting board