The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-06

expect would have been the case The sdyices from
the first named place Of the 9Th inst and inform
that holders OF wheat had declined make any conces
sion Of Importance and that little nothing had
sequenty been done since that day ennight Rye had
however been In fair request and had risen Ave roubes
per wsp The crops were generally reported to look
we'll but the harvest would, 1t expected be late.
os ~ on the I'm Of June really fine heavy par
with sSs to 9Os per quarter free board
shortness of the deliveries from the interior and the al
most exhausted state ofthe granery having
dered holders confident.
Our Hamburg letters of Tuesday last; the intel
ligence Of the late rally in market having
ceived there, enhanced terms had again been insisted
on, and fine parcels Of red Upland wheat weighing
COS To- to Oh ID was then held at equal to SIS to SIS
had been little passing except for local consumption
The weather, which had been previously very hot had
The most recent advces from Paris Havre and other
French markets, informs that though business in
the lowest indeed at the first named place -four brought
~ more at the close than ut the beginning of the mar
ket on Wednesday.
From Marseies the accounts are very fat continued
large arrivals from Odessa, &c. fine weather. and the
duh British dvices having combined deprsss prices;
then procurabs $685. whilst for delivery at the end of
the month similar quality had been offered at 52s per
quarter. :,
At most of the other ports in the Mediterranean
prices of wheat had also receded considerably.
From other Papers and Circulars]
LONDON Conn MARKEr Friday, June ls.-The weather
fears the growing crops Of wheat The advices from
Holland, Belgium and France all report advanced rates
Of some importance for wheat and rye These circum-
stances gave more tone to the market this morning
The English wheat was quickly sold at better prices
than were obtainable on Monday, and although no
decided advance can be noted for foreign there was
ready sale at fully former prices The -four trade
dull but holders do not sales under our previous
corn at Cork and Falmouth, this article floating was
Offering % lower The oat trade remains In lifeess
state, buyers only taking for their immediate wants
further decline Of Cd to Is Or There was no per-
ceptble change in the value Of other grain further than
the market wore q frmsr aspect. CON -
LONDON AVERAGE PRIcE OF GRAIN week ENDING
o.. JvSS r, oys d.
y ys:s sss R Rys s ss
have small since the last market day, and the pre-
vang dampness Of the weather had rather affected the
limited scale and nomnally at the same rates Foreign
wheat has arrived in greater supplies, and American
-four and Indian corn are reported to be at hand in
both of these articles but at not materially lower prices
an indifference to business in any quarter being the
English foreign, again In limited supply and with
out change In prices for the few sales which have
nent of Europe again favorable this morning respect
ing the potato and other crops.
The averages have fallen during the fortnight
ending June H. from lO2s sd. to sss. l0d.
LIVERPOOL Com EXCHANGE, Friday, June ls.-Favor-
lbe winds have brought number Of vessels from the
United States laden principally with -four Indian corn
md meal, but the imports from other quarters
since Tuesday have been triing and very little wheat
to hand. The late reduction in prices has
brought country demand again upon this market and
fair business has been passing in flour and wheat the
asst day or two. At this mornings market there was
r attendance of town and country mers and dealers
Wheat met a moderate sale, at decline on Tuesdays
rates Of I'd to Sd per bushe Flour Is to Is cd per
barrel lower but at the decline, it is being taken
freely for transit into the interior Western canal
brought 40s to Ais per 1876 lbs Indian corn was In limit
edo request and to Is per quarter cheaper sos to 5s
per 4s0 lbs is full value Of the best samples Of white
and yellow corn Indian meal Is greatly depressed yell
low Is offering at 24s and white ass to 26s per barrel
Oats were Id and barley Sd per bushel lower, with
limited SALE Beans and peas each way Is to 2s
quarter.