The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-07

Total Chetwers 3375O II $40 10000 3iOo $4,000 67oo
wheat $4,000 Of rye $4,000 of barley 5000 Of maize, 49,
900 Of nseed besides 20 900 puds of taow and 900
puds OF wool AZ Feodosia and Eupatania there were
on the 18th Of May 40 900 chetwerts Of At Ga
latz and Ibraila, 1000 0O0
HAvRE, June 7.-snce our preceding circular rather
considerable decline has taken place in prices Amer
flour, which have receded fully ST. 81 per br
The sales during the past week amount to 900 barrels
partly deliverable In the course Of this month and New
York brands in loco which at first realized 55f SOC to
56f, have since declined 49f per barrel; New Or
leans has receded from 53f SOC to 4sf and Baltimore
or down to 46f per barrel in bond To-day, however
New Orleans in loco have changed hands at is soc to
i9f A great decline has also taken place in wheat
which has fallen 81 to 0f previous quotations. and
consist Of only 1000 hectoitres Danish and Prfssian
growth at l00f down to 92f, and 1850 bags New Or
leans at s6f TO SCI Soc sack Of 200 klos The
rage price throughout France according the official
returns published Mt the end OF last month, 39f
zoe per hectotre. showing slight advance that for
April wht WAS 39f 67hc against off 66l,c per hec-
toiitrc in is46 At the last Monteyilers market the
average Of home wheat 94f per sack of 900 kos
making decline Of ST. SOC. that Of the preceding
week. The imports were 1910 barrels wheat -four,
800 barrels Indian -four, 667 barrels rye lour
1874 bags wheat and 2472 bags rye, from the United
States 1000 bags flour from SPAIN and four cargoes
wheat and rye from the Daltic
6-ln the early part Of last week prices Of Amc
rican Flour had experienced decline but since Wed
nesday, owing to the advices from England
an advance there has been rise In market and al
thouh yesterday the demand inactive owing the
large imports, prices remained firm above last
quotations The sales during the last might amount
To IL 600 bbs partly TO arrive from New Orleans at
per Dbl The prices realized for lots In loco were as fol-
low, viz for Philadelphia 40 SO TO ~ co. New Oricnn.
as TO 30 and New York 80 To 50 per Dbl In bond
About 5000 bbs, damaged run of by auction at
30 TO ~ per Dbl. The transactions In Wheat hay
been very United only 5000 hects Danish and Polish
having found buyers at 80 to 90 per 300 XII We
quote northern ut 90 to % and United states ut to
% per sack AT the last Montivers market the ave-
rage OF home growth 90 per sack making an ad-
vance oil ~ on the previous quotation. The Imports
amount TO ~ Ol6 bbls Flour and bags Wheat from
the United states three cargoes Wheat two car
goes r. ~ frt m the north.
Inc following IL an extract from letter dated Riga
June received by Liverpool house -" Il IL almost
Impossible TO pass through the ships this river there
are at present fifteen hundred ships this port nd this
only the month OF june ships than ever were IN
Riga before In year,
The Gosshe d. MIDI states that tho considerable fail
In the price OF corn has been tho serious embar
rassnent In the Marsfilles markets large commercial
mouse which had hitherto been regarded Of great
stsni,ty nas stopped Its payments at moment when
IL had rcgh OF corn In port to the value OF more than
one mi lion offrancs
LosooS MoSry MAuxgr, Friday. June IL, two o'clock
Ihe market for public securities has been In eyer
sh state All the morning the price Of conph vibrating
win the ateroations of rain aud s.nshn. the range
however has been very trifing, conso. having been
ne mt Us and ssA or In other words the huctuaton
mas becn from buyers to SELLERS at ss Reduced three
per cents have had precisely the same range Of ss TO
50 aud the three and quarter per ceutr 10 u bpA
the highest denomination OF sxchequcr bls are stn