The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-19

operations vsrs Nksy to b. sbous the eloss
OF the month The favorable appearance Of the crops
and arrival Of large foreign supplies had caused the
Polish Odessa be- offered at sos Cd to Sis other
Ssss and rsshts very high At Genoa on the
18th of June, wheat held with nrnness; and
Impression prevailed there that prices had been At the
From the north Of Europe the reports are very nat
this week still prices relatively higher the Baltic
than with us From Danzg have letters Of the 10Th
of June previous to the arrival Of the English letters
the 18th 800 lasts OF wheat consisting mixed
and fine mixed had been sold at prices varying from
74s to per quarter free board but
the demand had become languid, and quotations
arrivals from the interior expected, which might
it was thought some further decline In prices
Eat Rostock and Stettin little nothing appears to
have been DONE and in the absence of business quota
lions had undergone material variation; the tenden
CIV had however. been downwards
At Hamburg on the 22d Of June the best red Upland
wheat quoted SOS to 81 per Or with but very little
doing in the article; and Rye, on the spot obtaina
Corn had been quite neglected and scarcely bargain
had been closed either in Barley or Oats.
From Winners Times, July4l
LoNpoN-rhe accounts from abroad. combined with
large imports weather have placed grain
trade in very dull and declining position Prices Of
the 2lst ut factors succeeded in raising the price Of
English wheat Is per quarter. Foreign moved of slow
Su
DONE and the advance noted above was lost
In Indian Corn no transactions On the 10th hardly
any business transacted both holders and buyers
acting cauously indeed had the latter shown any dis
position to operate lower prices for every article would
have been accepted On the 2sth with an increased
supply there decreased demand; and though fac
willing to accept prices 6s to 81 and in
los below S Of that day they sos
likewise very difficult of disposal aud We must reduce
quotations of the latter quite much those of the for
sack and American our was at least Is per Dbl lower
than Monday last Beans were, in consequence Of
large foreign arrivals offered % to 3s per Or cheaper
Peas were obainable at deoe of Is to 2s per Or and
Indian Corn was wholly neglected. On the 3Oth the
trade continued to rule exceedingly dull In no respect
recovering the depression above noted buyers all keep
ing completely the reserves prices were therefore
merely nominal. The market held on the I'd instant
very quiet and wheat sold at reduction Of 90 per
or Oats Is to 2s per Or cheaper and BLOW sale at
this decline; Russian oats taking the lead and other
only establishing comparative value Most Of the
beans are ordered be landed appear to be
hands. But few transactions were reported in other
grain the market being more Of nominal character
looking for an early arrival in tho demand.
LrvERPooL.-Snce the sailing of the last West India
steamer the trade in all sorts Of grain and grain pro-
by the large arrivals Of breadstufs which have been
pouring in from America and the continental ports Of
Europe At the markat held on the 18th, there
moderate retail demand for most of the leading articles
but ut very irregular prices. decline generally
submitted 10 OF ID 3D. per bushel wheat "a per
barrel Indian corn meal and ls per barrel on Amer
-four. On the 22d fair extent of business
done in wheat at decline of from 4d to 3D. per bushe
from the rates OF the 10Th. There very
large show of samples Of Indian corn but more than
food OF choice yellow there little Offering aud the
samples brought 49s per $50 bs which about
per quarter lower than last Tuesday Indan meal
selling mt from 2ls. to CAS- per barrel There
RATHER u large business done in barrel -four and
40s. per barrel taken in quantity for West
canal but for small parcels Is. per barrel
obtained Irish and English -four 3s. per
sack lower A further decline Of I'd per bushel on
wheat submitted to the 25h Choice samples of
Indian brought advance Of Is per Or but only
limited business done. On the Goth there was
middng attendance Of the trade, and unprecedent
eddy largo show samples Of all kinds Of grain and -four
The market depressed possible and prices
very considerably lower The sales made OF wheat
1T decline Of per 10 lbs and In several instances Is
I'D less taken than those Of that day week Barley
Is per 80 Id lower Egyptian beans offered at 36s
per 4s0 lbs Peas not asked for Very good white
Indian sold at 40s and prime yellow, in retail
at AIS and 460 lbs Indian meal realised 20s
per barrel Western canal flour offered at 37s and Ca
madam 36s per BARREL and the transactions very
crcumscribed. The weather is very warm and
ssasonable. On the I'd market tolerably well
attended, both and country miers extremely
Inactive and all descriptions Of British we'll foreign
wheat therefore, met very dull limited sale at decline
from last quotations Of Id to cd per 10 lbs Flour
being offered further abatement Of Is to % Cd per
barrel induced rather better demand Western brands
obtaining 34s Cd to 35s barrel and other qualities
proportionably low terms Indian corn commanding q
fair degree of attention. nearly supported last quota
tons; aud meal being the more saleabe, the
turn dearer