The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-21
COMMERCIAL INTELLlGENCE.
The Flour Markets.

New ORLEANS, July l0-The chief business features
nour and grain markets, attended with material de-
partly by the rainy Weather fs
and partly by the daily anticipation of later adyioes
from Europe Flour has declined 81 barrel about
~ 70 from the rates mouth ago About Is 900 bar
res have been taken at SIS so to early in the week
and iattery So barrel for Ohio brands Corn also
rather lower About 20 900 bushels been sold at
Go TO ESQ., for prime white and yellow with some lots Mt
Toe. per bushe Wheat is dull. The weeks sales are
10000 bushels, at 81 20 81 25 for prime nearly all at
the lowest rate. $3.50
CINcIvNArI, July l6-The market was heavy yester
day. and the sales all in small ots shade below the
10 bb at ST. 100 do at 50 s 200 do in four os SV sa
so so do at SO 90 delivered 100 do at 50 clear The
receipts are still very limited.
PHILADELPHIA, July l9-On 'change TODAY there Was
but little enquiry for -four for shipment and ony 1000
loooo bols fresh ground Pennsyvanasod ut SIS go In
Rye Flour no sales have TRANSFERRED Cornmea-sales
ofsOO 1000 bbls Brandywne at 50 per barrel and
lot OF puncheons at SIG each GranNo sales of wheat
and no fixed market price Corn has declined Sales Of
oo0 bushels Pennsyvana round yellow rs cents and
cargo Of SOUTHERN afoat, at 10 cents weight
Rochester,, July l7No is anxious to sell or buy
During the week there has been nothing doing in -four
i,ioo bushels Genesee wheat, good, brought In lots
VI Isz Other sales have been made at 81 I2H a
81 Is, according to quality. Corn held at 4s Soc.
with light sale. Oats 80 4Oc.
The Crops.
The Ocaa Florida) Argus or the Sd inst states that
In the midst OF the heavy crops better qualified
Tor judging Of the prospects Of our planters and far
than heretofore. The season been peculiarly IA
iOA o"ih i.efery where looks well, remarkably
So and more corn will be made this year than apy prey
Gus one In Benton and Hisborough countless where
cUrn has not held out yet they will have plenty and
something to spare. The cotton orops are superS No
sign OF any thing to the very 1aterng
eVey tnng clean and the plant Is boiling finely The
cane crops are in beautiful order such rapid growth aud
sturdy stalk 1t has not been fortune to see in long
time and informed that 1t looks as we'll in other
parts OF the country in Marion. Tobacco will do
itself Although the dry weather last month kept It
little puny the recent rains have altered it's
amazingly An unusual quantity Of this staple In under
The Columbia Sorth Caroiinian Of the 18th instant
says ;-from every section of State "a we'll as
those Of the South and South West we learn that
prospects oil the cotton crop exceedingly bad The
Late back ward spring and the protracted rains have
done serious injury TO the young plant unless the
fear that our planters will have cause to regret their
not turning their attention to the cultivation
OF grain From some portions Of the country where
rain has not that insects are
70 make their appearance and this added to the wet
VIII do much towards producing far than an
crop
The grain crops pleased to ind look remark.
ably WELL and the approaching harvest bids fair to be
IN unprecedentedly large one.
An extract Of letter, from a planter near Darien
dated 9th inst, says - The Rice crop goes on 20 i'm.
prove, and sincerely hope may turn out well Cater
pArs nave made their appearance st Smons so you
may say good morning Co the Cotton crop
We have heard from almost every section NJ tho
state anu the testimo Irresistible that the in
oessant rains OF the las three weeks have oraatI in
sr.d sne prospect OF the growing cotton crops Even
inc ooutuern counties. where the promise was ereat
ss., tne Injury mas been immense ard nothing 6ut
late irost can secure any thing like an AVERAGE cron
The corn and provision crops are cons,dsrd SSaop s
pqi, lafh inst. "iNoa) Jour-