New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-04

below last Tuesiay rates Western brands scarcely ex
ceeding 34s 2is "a other sorts ~ trivial reduction
Since tho 6'h little business has been rsn'scted and
the top price the test Western Csnsl Flour quoted
81 ga per Dbl lnsn Corn Of tn f7esr 7alip T. not
worth more than l0s per a. and indsn Nee D., b 10.
81 per bb which prices TIE sale very dull even 3,
these reduced rates.
Hr11-The trade generally has recovered from the
late depression with buyers II advanced rates
ByrFAvr -Whpst meets dull sale AZ a reduction 81
81 per cvt Flour unchanged in price. and little selling
GLASGOW The trade hss ruled qni't since ss,
report Flour g. u uar hi dss-er sni may be bad al;
35s Per b-l some hue parcels OF I'd Wheat have been
sold 81 sat to BE per boil.
CONTINENTAL -Galai. During the last IL days
there been u. business transactedthe arrivals Of
Grain from the interior have been bers especially In
dian Germ and prices have declined I'D 10 Is per kilO
In the beginning Of last week 65 10 10 per Eilo were
paid aud We are to-day offered a. 30 and expect W.
coul1 buy a. 80 per quarter. fob Several causes
combine n creat- this dtclire-in the nrst place We
have had plentiful fall ~ rain which has come 10 tine
70 save the crops from drought except Barley which
has suffered much sni viii - ehort crop in the
next place there remains continued scarcity Of vessels
which render t impossible % complete many coniract
for time delivery and farther. The continued duli re-
ports from abroad In 9pcr Nofavia mo Wheat erep
looks very vel but IN the lower part looks hin and
sicklv and hard Wheat has nearly failed. Rye profni.
ses an sverige crop sni Indian Corn looks we'll al.
though il yet too early g. form any correct estimate Oi
the Weld not harvested before the end u August
and Seyfember the whole. hovev.r. an average
crop Of Grain may be- expected added 70 which, the
breadth Of lsnj under cultivation Is much larger this
year The Rye harvest will begin in about 10 dsys-2Os
per quarter asked TOR delivery The new crop Of In
dian Corn Wiu no. b. NJ for shlpmen; before next
spring The reports respecting the crops IN Wsachia
and Bulgaria continue favorable
In brsa the prices .0r good ~ 5s Cai'at and lsvor
Wheat BE 81, per quarter there are lower qua.
lities down o ga per quarter indsn Corn IS 20 -
Barley has advanced 90 rs a per quarter al T. d. D.
Nothing doing in fraghts vessels very scarce and
20 per quarter msy considered nominsy tte rate
for the I X. There sre symptoms Of serious decline
when the pressing wants OF contractors have fassed.
BnrssTIs On the oh instant the Cora market a,
T. clio experienced 4 decline totally uuprsce denifd
Rye fell lfs PER Sax Barley and Wheat likewise de
cinea as well A. Butter. Eggs and Poultry Potatoes
were sold at the OF pad per stone OF about os IS
kilosrammcs) Russian Grain The surplus quantity OF
Grain including Rye Meal. Buck wheat Beans ana fess
which will remain for expectation from - fetersbursh
this year excusvey OF he growing crops the quantity
Is estimated At 100000 chertwors or about J1 400
quarters among which are 100000 Wheat
BREsLAU-The Corn market Ia very flat Scarcely
anything is offered for sale but dry Russian Rye The
holders trying rid Of their old stores 81 the
new Whea. is expected 10 eight days.