The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-21


upon very extensive scale has tended 10 csuss hs
market to Be very inactive and prices TO recede Dur
Ing the course of the week ending August 81 wheat fell
Is Or and foreign -four fully Is per bb Oats also
sold Mt less money than that quoted by us ON tbs
10th. On the 23d holders Of foreign wheat dsplavad
good deal Of frmness and the bas qualities met mo-
Sc Indian also sold slowly at 25s to a5s per ar -
Four being relatively cheaper than wheat had ready
sale at gas 70 g,s per brl for Canadian and United
States brands The transactions in foreign wheat on the
25th were limited at terms barely equal TO those eur
rent ON the 2sd and on the 9th another decline of Is
per Or was submitted to- The business done in flour dur
ing those two days August 81 was not extensive
s the best brands COMMANDMENTS per bril- and second
were sod at 23s to 2os On the 30th there
mir supply OF English wheat at market which
could only be cleared OF by submitting TO a reduction
OF % per or from the rates the 23d Foreign
wneat must also be noted Is per cheaper with slow
sale In retail Townmade -four was So per sack lower
the top price being 49, American Is TO per brl cheap
per bri OF beans and peas the supplies but small,
and prices fully sustained. At yesterdays (sept. 81
large yet the trade, owing the immense imports of
IoreIgn grain aud -four was very dull, at further de-
cline in the quotations, where sales effected, of
rom is 10 Is per Or very extensive quantity Of TO-
reign wheat was brought forward all descriptions ruled
very dull, and quite Is per or lower The best oats
all other articles Qncluding hour) exceedingly dull
LivrRPooL-The import Of grain and grain produce
during the last two has very large and the
weather favorable for the crops
Our corn market has therefore been without much ami
m.tion and prices now considerably below the quo
tations given in last publication. On Friday, the
Goth good business done in barrel -four and prices
advanced Cd to Is per barrel Choice Western canal in
good condition. realised 27s Cd for the best and Pha-
delpha and Canada taken freely at to 26s Cd
as in quality The lower kinds of Indian for feed
ing, were in good demand, and Is to % per quarter
dearer Indian meal met extensive demand at
LA per Dbl Wheat, oats barley, &c, unchanged
The market held on the oath well attended but the
magnitude of the supplies and the dull accounts
MsIk-lane induced the holders of wheat to give way
from Sd to Sd bushel when fair extent Of business
was transacted There was no change in barley and
the demand was very limited Oats Sd per bush lower
Several parcels OF fresh Canada peas sold per Or
There was extensive demand for Indian corn and
choice gu lily sold 80 3ss Oatmeal was 2s per load
cheaper Indian meal Is per Dbl dearer, and l5s
paid for the best samples very large business was
done in barrel flour, and 27s Cd established for
canal few Irish OATS of fine quality sold ut
3s Cd per As lbs Wheat was in moderate demand on
the nth but no change took place In the value Oats
were Offering I'd to Sd per bushel lower There
change in barley and beans but the sale very slow
mand was less active Indian meal was in fair re-
quest at 5s per Dbl good business done in Anne
rally submitted At the market on the st wheat re.
coded ID to Cd per hushe and flour ls to Is Cd per Dbl
Barley was cd per 60 los and malt 5 to IS per Or cheap
err indian corn commanded lively SALE and fully sus.
tanned our quotations On Sept Sd there was good de-
mand for most descriptions ut quotations. and i'm
porters OF American -four concedug abatement of Sd
per bb the transactions a ai extent to consul
ners Indian corn although meeting rather less enqui
the 3Ist, whist for Indian meal there buyers
ut l4s but few sellers under Ids Cd to I5s per Dbl
CONTINENTAL We take the following reports of the
trade from the circular of respectable house
in London
DAszIo The weather continued fine for harvest work
which, combined with dull sccountsfrom this side caused
the market to rule very flat few hundred lasts of
wheat had changed hands at as per or decline making
the present quotations @ to 53s per quarter for white
ASS to sis per Or for high mixed to 49s per ar for
mixed and ABS to AIS per for red and red mixed
Sordpg to weight and quality being reduction of about
DOS per Or from The highest point The crops generally
ate well spoken Of but wheat is laid which will affect the
quality The complaints respecting potatoes are ex-
tremey numerous many fields to be quite lost
ana others which partially tn
30 off in n similar way.
KcNINGsBERG, ELBINC, &c.The accounts are of n SIM
liar tendency.
Lower BALTIC Ponrs.--There is little or no business
passing in grain at present. of the absence of
progress has been made with operations and the
accounts received from these parts speak avoraby
good and large bulk Wheat esrar ii
proceeding with great activity promises an abundant
yield Pease have suffered and will be short in quantity
put OF fair quality Spring is generally rather
hceot, on account of the dry weather The prices at
which SALES will be made will depend in great measure
upon the accounts from England
Warsaw Most of the Rye crop had been housed but
some portion still remained in the fields Wheat cut
ting had partially commenced, continued rains having
delayed the ripenng Of the plant; the Conviction was
general that with fine weather. the result of the hsr.
vest would be satisfactory New Rye selling at 22f
TO 2st per Korzsc about 33s per quarter at Dan
zig but the bakers and milers bought very slowly ex
pecting lower prices Some cotchels of new Wheat
zig The Potato crop stated to be badly diseased
the haulms having died off quite black
received respect
ing the crops.
HAMBvRc.-The market was firm, but little doing for
want OF supplies; the late arrivals from the Baltic and
Archang have been taken to granary to wait the turn
OF markets The harvest may be considered finished
In that neghborhood and the result very
great complaints exist the potato disease and the
crop of Cloverseed throughout Germany is considered
quite a failure Hops promise well.
GALATz-Very little business was doing in Grain for
export; few orders for shipment Malta had been
executed for Indian Corn at 26s and freight but
vessels continued and POS had been paid for two
French vessels to the United Kingdom Prime quality
braila Indian Corn may be purchased at lss per ar O.
and Gaaz 20s I'd to 20s Cd per Or at which rate 1900
quarters changed hands prior to the departure Of the
post New wheats were expected in the market by
the end OF August the quality variousy reported
the weather having been rather too dry Indian Corn
Is well spoken Of in Wallachia the crop large and in
Modtvia an average this, however, will not be at for
shipment until next spring
PUNCTUATION IN THE Conn AND MONEY MAnKErs-
The recent Of the Com trade having of
such an unusual and remarkable character and the foil
ures which have taken place therein, and in
voivng large amount OF Liabilities, have prepared
the following table, showing the price of the best Eng
nsh wheat from the lat OF March Till the present date
also the price OF Indian Corn OF Consols flor accoun
ana OF the shares OF a large railway company the
Great Western On looking these figures we end
that wheat which realised 30 per quarter on the LIST of
March has fallen to Sos. Indian Corn at the same
time sold Mt Cos to 1873 Now commands at the yery
extreme point, only 33s per quarter
Great
,,r Indian Western
Wheat. Corn. COnsols, kaiLtcau