The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-20

sssss Il u: supplies rom q. growers more p.ssIeu
busy themselves with the preparation Of the land for
In the early part of the week holders Of vbs.,
held previous to Thursday very full terms were Insisted
At Liverpool on Tuesday there it is true not
To- above those current that day week American
nour however, procurabs rather easier terms
having been received at that port from the United
States and Cansda during the week ending the 10th
inst. The fat accounts from Msrk.lane Of wednss-
day. and falling OF in the country inquiry impaired
very snguid tone to the trade Of Liverpool Friday
and TO succeed In placing either wheat or nour less
ney had to be taken. The decline wheat amounted
to I'd to 4d per 0b and the best brands of Western
Canal -four were freely offered at ats 3D. per barrel
become dun On Tuesday, at Hull, an endesvor was
made to establish q farther ADVANCE which, however,
was firmly resisted by buyers and very few bargains
were closed At Leeds on the same day, the
lions were also unmporsnt, the millers being deter
mined to await better supplies.
Inc advces from the principal shipping ports on the
east coast st arm and 1t is pretty evident that
farmers are not disposed to make any
prices demanded, they have preferred to tsEs their
wheat home rather than submit lower terms and Mt
SPaidng and Lynn On Tuesday, as well at ct Boston
wednesday, needy buyers had to pay per quarter
above previous prices Whether this advance will be
maintained after the dull accounts from the chief con-
Stunning towns shall have been received, may however
be questioned
In the Western and Northwestern markets. WHARF
prices rose more rapidly In the early part month
than elsewhere marked reaction has this week oc
CURED; and at Bristol Birmingham, Gloucester and
other large towns In that part Of the kingdom prices
have already recsded IS Is per quarter from III. ex
| treme point attained last week
From Scotland we learn that very little increase had
taken place in the deliveries from the growers and
though purchasers had become somewhat cautious in
their operations wheat vs. well most kinds spring
corn realized higher prices at Edinburgh and Glasgow
on Wednesday than on that day week.
The Irish letters still speak very doubngly about the
late TOT potatoes butthe reports this
have all through the bsen conflicting that
little reliance can be placed the Supplies OF
standing which and though the accounts Of the weld
and quality of the crops mostly of favorable ma
ture the upward movement in prices had not then re-
Ihe arrivals Of foreign wheat have
ton, upwards Of 10000 quarters have come to hand
The receivers OF these cargoes, well owners
others previously received, but yet landed hsy,
naturally been very DESTROYS to make sales from OF
board ship but the country inquiry having been les
extensive this week, and the demand of shipment 4
and Holland having the operations
been on restricted scale In the early part of tn
week. importers not generally willing to make an,
concession but Friday per quarter less was
Notwithstanding which purchasers acted with extreme
caution.
The sale for English -four has very slow through
out the week the bakers having paid the recently ests
hour has also moved of tardily particularly
condary quail ties Of which the bulk Of what
house consists The best brands have been offered at
2Ss while buyers have refused pay 27s per Dbl
The prevalence Of westerly winds enabled most OF
the vessels from the other side Of the Atlantic which
had been some time expected to complete their
and besides the very large arrival of -four ut Liverpool
bbs have arrived at this port during the week
The market has again been very indiRerently sup
piled with oats of home growth from our own coast only
l42 quarters and from Ireland 90 quarters having been
received. The arrivals from abroad have meanwhile
fallen on, and good corn has become scarce The bulb
Of the Russian oats believed to be to hand
there arc supplies of Importance expected from other
quarters there Is likely to be scarcity Of oats until
| new Irish begin to come forward.
Indian corn has excited less attention this week and
the turn has been In favor Of the buyer
Wheat being much too high in the Baltic to allow Of
! business being done with this country, the advice
have for the present ceased to be Of inte
regular In their communications. The letters from tn,
principal ports state that in the absence Of supplies
consequence from the growers holders had refused t
reverse Of lively.
At Dantzic on the 18th inst. good weight, wsighin
pounds to 50 pounds per bushe still held squs
to i6s to 49s per quarter free board or really fin
The potato crop in that was badly spoke
OF and was the prevailing opinion that the produce
useful root would fall greatly short both in quantit
At Rostook on the 2Oth inst there was some inauir
for wheat for shipment to Antwerp, but sellers had
cined to accept the rates offered For good heavy
pies equal 42sper quarter had been bid without
ing to business Farmers being busy in the fields,
small supplies had been brought forward; and thi
would 1t was thought, be the case for some time
Advioes from Kongsberg of the 10th Sept. also give
crop Of potatoes and as Increased oonsu1 oI
OF peas would, 1t thought, be caused by the def
cheney the latter article has been in lively request
equal to 35s per quarter, free on board. In whea
hardly Transaction had taken place; still much firm
ness had been manifested by holders and good hig
mixed had been held at rates corresponding pc
quarter The quality of the wheat said to dis
appoint the growers.
From stettin We have no quotations OF wheat lttl
business having 1t appears been done there In the article
1t WAS however, the prevailing opinion that, when tn
supplies from the growers should Cater in the Year, in
crease prices would accommodate themselves to tn
value Of the article In the British markets and allow bu
sness to be done.
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demand for wheat and that prices had advanced Ia
IS per quarter during the week ending Tuesday las
good red upland weighing SO ID per bushe being the
worth Sos to SIS per quarter, free on board.
The accounts from Amsterdam Of Mondays date ali
inform us Of considerable rise, the advance in tn
value of wheat having within the space of a weel
amounted to 81 fir. pei last, or IS to Is per Or.
In the southern markets prices of wheat appear ais
Marselles that, in consequences of continued dsmsn
from the Interior quotations had tended upward unit
about the middle Of the month then however Sigh
reaction took place Polish Odessa which had ut on
time sold at equal to AIS per quarter having aerward
been offered at ass Cd per quarter.
From the London Sun, September % .
The time 10 coming apparently when We shall aga
have pressure Of foreign supplies, and a conse
quent decline in prices which may prove unfavorable
parties engaged in the trade however satisfactory il
one respect, to the public at large During the prssen
week about 10000 bales Of foreign -four have been
ceved In London and there numerous vessels of tn
coast. We understand however, that since the rail-,
In prices very fair quantity has gone into the hands
the mlers, much to the relief Of the holders who's
losses even then were bumclently heovy. matter o
some Importance regards the money market Il
the further pulp upon bullion which these re
newed imports may possibly occasion There is
for positive anxiety but could almost have wishe
that arrivals should cease for few weeks, that an i'm
provement in the money market might not be checked
or tn being occasion during the winter tor all tn
supplies coming to hand many entertain very lttl
doubt, more especially looking to the wants Of Ireland
From the London Globe, Sept. 90
A vessel named the Nornen belonging to Norway, ha
arrived from Lisbon with cargo comprising 500 quar-
of wheat, the produce Of Portugal and Imported
Norwegian ship under cover Of the suspended navgs
tion-lsws; the Nymph, from Oporto has brought Is
bags Of beans portion of her cargo and the Senho
dos Passos Of Portugal from st. Michaes 10 quarter
Of beans and 100 quarters Of wheat These arrivals
grain from Portugal Of much interest the supple
Of grain from that particular Southern State of Europ
have been exceedingly trihing and during the
cent influx Of such produce.
| Miscellaneous Market
LIVERPOOL CorroS MARKEr, September oath. =.