The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-22

the week On Wednesday there was dsoidsdy noes In
slinsAion to buy rssh-thrashsd Enslsh wheat, and,
having very little SALE factors enabled Ia petal
instances exceed Mondays BY Is to g per
q Foreign wheat still continues come TO hand and
eight days The greater part Of this supply IL from
places lying east Of Gibraltar aud consists mostly Of in
inc how much more may st be on passage to this oeun
try but the gen raj impression H. that Of the
sells from the more distant have rsschei
our shores The qusniity Of foreign wheat taken OF
late by country buyers has not been large; aud the
mers having also acted with caution importers
have been compelled to land The stock m warehouse
has increased during thu month and
ary-room has become very soarcs Neitne GO Wednes-
dsy nor Friday thu operations large really
good qualities fully money dsCosrurd In
deed IL would have been perfectly useesst pv given
way there not ths least disposition II uichsss
more than absolutely nseded for immediate
There has been rather more doing in hou, bat no
variation has taken place In the price Of town m de
American, of which only S244 bbls have come to sn
has in improved request particularly the finer sort,
Good brands, which at one period OF last week we
sSs to- s and for superior sorts 49, per Dbl has been
asked The sumptiou OF American Hour In the me-
tropos has for time past been very great and az
there Is to believe that no further supplies OF mo-
msnt will reach from the other side OF the Atlantic
till next spring holders Of the comparatively small
quantity really sweet and sound -four here expect to
Though the receipts of barley Of home growth have
been quite moderate scale since Monday this Grain
has moved or rather tardy but In thu absence Of bus
OF Importance quotations have underGsns no change
requiring notice Most Of the foreign 10 the market
been freely offered previous prices without exciting
much attention, good heavy grinding parcels have COM
manded full terms.
The brewers have hitherto conducted ther operations
with than usual caution, and the demand for malt
has since Monday last beun very Slows the terms then
current have, however, been firmly maintained
slight increase has taken place In the supplies Of
oats coast wse but from Ireland the arrivals have been
very small and from abroad the receipts have fallen of
materially the total quantity received has amounted to
ooly - 81 q ThSl principal dealers appear to be Of
opinion that there j. st some quantity to come for
and have mil
ed very little deposition to add to their stocks The
trade has therefore remained in the dull state
before aud beyond trng advance realised In partial
instances on Friday for the best corn, no change has
taken place In prices
received have fonnd takers at much the terms
before In Egyptian beans there has not been much
dong but on the whole the tendency Of prices has been
rather upwards.
White peas have moved on tardiy at the currency Of
Monday Hog peas have bssn In tosraoy fair request
Indian aud Indian corn meal have been salsabls
for feeding at about The prices OF Moudsy and In rye
-four further business has been done at Ed los to
f7 per ton.
The sdvces from the north Of Europe Of very lit.
tie interest scarcely anything having been DONE except
Tor local consumption 1t the leading ports In the Bso
Our letters from Danzig Of the 2sd Of October;
sghtly increased supplies OF new Wheat had been
quantity had altogether been small little lot Of fns
high mixed weighing only SO lbs per bushel had real
ICED ss and for good mixed Of So lbs weight equal to
had on the whole. basn Of very little in portauos
At Settin, the 25th Of October Wheat was quoted
precisely the that day ssnnRht equal to ass
per free board having bsen paid for nne qualities
Of red for local consumption In Spring Corn nothing Of
the slightest interest had transprrd; but the supplies
having been small high prices had been demanded, say
49, good Barley and rrom s7s 4os for good
white boiling Peas.
From Hamburg our letters Of Tuesdays date; the
stock Of Wheat at that port is represented having
been nearly exhausted still the business done had not
been quite high prices before 62s Or having
become extreme quotation for red Wahren; and ~
good parcels weighing 81 lbs to So lbs per bushe hav
Ing been sold at COS to ols per Or, free on board
In Holland and Belgium prices OF Wheat have lately
given way more or less lowing to increased foreign
rivals
From the southern parts of Europe learn thst the
supplies Of Wheat had scarcely kept pace with the de-
mand and at most of the principal ports in the Medter
ranean the tendency OF pr ces had been upwards.