The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-22

iteration in prices Flour of home manufacture moved
what improved demand for American, and Indian corn
found purchasers at high rates The succeeding markets
during the week ending Feb H. were characterized by
Disk demand for most articles and gradual rise In
prices On the 18th ult the supplies Of wheat were
small and there active demand at advance Of
wheat. since that day week Feb g. Fhs trade is arm
ior Hour and ship dour % sack dearer Barrellsd
quired for on Irish account but nigh terms being de-
manded, comparatively few bargains closed. subss.
queny the transactions were not extensive On the
th and 18Th business became sngud, and few sales Of
wheat hour, or Indian corn effected. On the 22d
the market was heavy and prices receded % to below
our last quotations Holders Of foreign wheat
no disposition to accept less money and where sales
were made previous prices realised There was an
improved demand for most articles oath and prices
were fully supported Flour Of town manufacture has
been difficult Of disposal throughout the last week. but
no cnsnse mas 0ccnrrea IN quotations Some Of the sell
and Western Canal which could not have been procured
below 42' per barrel was in partial cases. sold at Is
per barrel lower On the LIST instant the wheat trade
opened slowly but afterwards somewhat enlivened
by some purchases made for France principally OF red
the whole closed heavily At about The terms Of Monday
last In foreign the sale rather limited Indian
was in good demand at advancing prices Yesterday,
the same terms as on the LIST inst Barley had dull sale
and foreign oats receded Is per quarter.
LIvERPooL-This market has been charac erised by
much unsteadiness during the last month. Sometimes
prices advanced, and according supplies for
ward they again receded On the 5th the trade was firm
and American -four advanced Is to cd per bbl
paid for American; Indian corn had revived demand
There was much activity at the market held the sth
and wheat advanced from 81 to I'd per 10 lbs An extern
sive business was done in American flour, and rise
full 3s per barrel above the rates current the s
established Yellow Indian also IS per quarter
dearer The trade continued active until the 2h wher
further rise Of Is 90 per barrel for -four establish
sa western Canal AZ, o. ana Indian corn sole
49, there was slender attendance Of the trade Wheat
was IN limited demand but prices were I'd per 70 lbs
above the rates Of this day sennght Flour, too,
very dnl but prices Is to IS 81 per brl dearer
Indian limited til, rates of the l2h inst AT
70 lbs and flour "a to 8, per bril- further reduction Of
Sd to I'D 20 lbs wheat and to per barrel
flour was established the Oath On the Goth, Indian
corn sold at 68s to lis for white and 72s 74s
red per Or. There firm but inactive trade the
I'd mat Wheat I'd to per 10 lbs hi cher that the
23d uit but no great change took place in -four
"WEDNESDAY NIaHT, FivE O'CLOCK.
We append the following remarks Of ono Of the first
houses engaged most extensively in the Corn trade at
The transactions in the Corn trade to day have been on
limited scale owing probably to there not being any
duce speculative operation. Several cargoes of Tur-
sh hard wheat were sold yesterday at 69 per quarters
for cost freight and insurance Of American produce
weighty operation has transpred to-day Northern
red wheat saleabe at lis Sd to lis 3D. and white lis
Cd to per 70 h. by Wholesale Western Canal our
has been sold at 4as but the market closes with
buyers than sellers at this rate Baltimore and Phade
phia IL per barrel less Indian Corn fair but
cited demand at 65s to Sos 4s0 lbs American weight
for floating parcels SOS to Ills for white and Ills Sd to
Sd for yellow, per $50 lbs. landed Indian Cornmea
ratner easier, Darrel, BLACK
eyed Peas los to 72s and white Beans to Gas pei
quarter. The latter beginning to be much esteemed
The stocks have been carefully taken and on the 27
ultimo estimated at 50 900 quarters of wheat
barrels Of -four OF all other articles the quaint
ties remaining are very small.
Wheat per 10 lb Canadian, red IL IL 3, white IL
IL 10 United States, red ii IL TO- white III 10 l.
Barley, distilling, 60 lb Oats, per 45 Id.
Pea: Ba &C. white is h 81 60 Canadian 1sa Whit
per 1876 ID. 81 So Flour, per Dbl, 1856 h. Canadian
sweet Il A.; United States sweet IL AS do and Ca
n, diana ou a