The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-04

forded very ample choice OF samples Several bnvsrs
from distant parts of the country have attended the
ket they have however acted With great
and the total quantity purchased has been unm
In point OF price hardly change has taken place but
the whole, the turn has been rather against the sell
63s per ar is now an extreme quotation for high
linked Dauzg and some Of the inferior sorts OF red
wneat have been freely offered at SOS per quarter The
enormous fall which has taken place in the vaus of
wheat since June has involved the most
able London hrs to an extent rendering necessary
10 uspeha paynents and IL Is with regret have
announce the stoppsge of three houses Messrs
King and Melvl, Coventry and Sheppard, and Messrs
Giles Son and Co.
There has not been much doing In town made four
ana prices have remained precisely they
ther below the rates demanded for that Of home
facture has met with attention The brands
OF Western Canal have sold at 2ss to 29 for
rior quality Dos per Dbl has been asked The arrivals
from the other side Of the Atlantic have been LIBERAL
week.
Hardly any English barley has been received and in
the absence Of business Of any Importance quotations
nave remained nominaly unaltered. With foreign the
market continues to be well supplied and to succeed in
euectng sales Of Egyptian and similar sorts from on
board ship 1t has been necessary TO accept very low
Terms The losses these consgnments N ust b. I'M
epse the cost board having in most cases been hgh
Independent offr-ight.
The malt trade has remained in the dull position
rs for time past the business done has been In the
messt retail and prices have steadily tended down
wards
With very small arrivals of oats coastwise and from
Ireland and falling the receipts from abroad, we
can notice no Improvement IN the demand or sne ar
tcle The fact Is that the dealers are waiting for the
Archange euppes they calculate that In the present
weak state the market any increase In the arrivals
likely TO tell prices Both on wednesday and Fri
day the operations restricted scale and to in
duce parties take than they required for present
it would have been necessary to have taken less
money No attempt was however. made TO press bust
and the bargains entered into were closed at about
Beans have notwithstanding the reported injury to
the crop neglected and previous prices have bare
ly been maintained Egyptians, which short time ago
were worth SOS to $685. cannot now be quoted higher
than 32s to 33s per quarter.
Peas have likewise besn difficult of disposal and seem
likely to go lower in price.
Indian corn has met with scarcely any attention
though the inferior and damaged parcels have been Of
red at rates which will allow this article being used Tor
pikfeedipg
BY the most recent advlces from the north and north
eastern parts of Europe, we learn that the potato dis
ease bad again unaffected ITSELF but to what extent
would affect the yield OF course, matter OF doubt
Letters from Danzig Of the 18th of August state that
the extensively Affected la that neghoor
hood and that the weather had for some da been
favorable for the growing grain notwithstanding
there business had been exceedingly dull
owing TO the discouraging tone Of the British advces
aud the tendency Of prices had been decidedly down
wards
From Koningsberg the accounts are of similar cha
raoter harvest operations had, informed been
good deal inter- by frequent heavy showers which
bad also it supposed done more or less damage 80
tn, quality f the corn. Wheat had been almost
wholly neglected; and so unimportant had been the ope
rations that quota lions were regarded nominal.
Letters ostock of the 9th inst state that har
vest was on the whole progressing favoraby, though
occasionally Merrnpea Dy ram WIN ts 6ar@y Amy
to buy the value of wheat had remained nominay IN
altered
red wheat exhibited at that market on Tuesday, the
quality of which ne and the weight cabs BUSH
ell The price obtained for this lot equal to OILS per
quarter free board The transactions in wheat bad
since the previous psf day been on the most restricted
scale and confined entirely to small purchases made Tor
local consumption. New Saala barley had appeared,
weighing 62os per bushe for which 3ls per quarter had
been realized.
from Holland and Belgium the reports relative to the
are uuf.LyOrable
position Of the trade the Importance OF fail
of this article OF universal consumption ut home aud
abroad IL dsregarded.
The letters from Marseles and other Mediterranean
ports do not say much respecting the harvest, from
which conclude there exists little ground for CON-
plant Further large arrivals of wheat had taken place
principally from the ca Of Aeon. The continued sup
plies and the cessation of the export demand had had
very depressing effect in prices At Marseiles Marian
opg wheat had been offered at ABS 3D. and hard Tagan
rop ut 3ss quarter free board, without meeting
attention
AT trieste, on the 4th Of August, the stock wheat
consisted 30 900 quarters and there were then about
~ eco quarter O ( Indian hand Both articles
had for weeks been quite neglected. Prices
muchh igher there than Marseiles soft Black Sea
beiog quoted 52s and Indian corn 34s Cd to 36s
6iper quarter
LONDON CoRN MARKET, Aug. ls-The unfavorable
Of tho weather continues to impede the harvest
work Tho small quantAy of English wheat Displayed
this days market sold freely fully Mondays
rency. The liberal arrivals Of foreign check the
advance which, under ordinary circumstances the wea
tser would fave promoted fair extent Of business
L 4 ~;,,a $3.50 A,nayy;,a, snrr ~ r~ot 49,
puy PrssouS insss ~, ~ ~, .o 1 , ~ so ". -.
g ues. az iut pors ~ Sps. "s n - ,h h
ps'py t, L;a IN ,sts;I for tho;r ,mn,.d;.yyo
efs, n'". - un LILLY sJ a.; ,an hns;ns. ras,'i,d
wap's ~ .snea shamo "a rba ",u
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LIVERPOOL Com MARKET, Aug. H-Sale OF wheat
very moderate although offered at considerable De-
cline III prices. Flour IN gooo Demand CHIEFLY At 2os
Dos per Dbl Low qualities Indian corn were much
sought alter but peter KINDS neglected. ana value re-
cedng Aug. lS.-Western flour cannot be quoted
higher than 26s, and this price with difficulty main
tanned
HAvaE August i4-Ihere mas Deen ratner an active
business transacted In American Hour at well supported
prices hu owing TO the prpous state OF the weather
for tue harvest Is more than probable That decline
will tske place The saes during the week Rave amount
cd 70 700 bbls at 50 TO "a per Dbl for New orleans
35 90 TO 80 for New York and 1876 90 to " per Dbl Tor
'nesee some lots OF New Orleans In heated and da-
.aed state realised 20 90 to 80 per Dbl GOOD wheat
Ia In request but ordinary IL neglected Inc following
sales were effected viz 1900 hect Riga ut "a; 1000
hec Odessa ~ 90 90 to Oh $500 bags New YORK 1T o3
90 1000 bags New Orleans ut 6S to o. So ana 20OO
hec Dsnzc ut ~ per sack OF 2cO Kill At the last Mon
tivers market the average price OF home growth was
fI n