The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-19


.,Corn. .gs. .grs;,, .gr::-
Wheat. 3033 32,2I6 O2y
Barley ................... 64,89a $4,000 1892
Oats ..'......'...' o,9o' 0'''so 1as az
Rye. ........"... IN, a. 10y 30 5oo 99o
reas. cc"c 60 oSS oss55
Maize or Indian Com ...... 1921 sI,.o, s!7,2el
Buckwhed. oSs 900 ~'so'
D. rss: India. lI sss9 f IS sssi
Total independent of Indian
Corn .................... 1880 49f,9U 68i675
Flour, &c-IMronrED JAS s TO "a ArHrL'. 90,
Wheat or flour. 1889 a9,l3o l,07864l
9 Sss'ss meal sn f isss
rye meal ............... 1000 %, az az
BucEwheat meal. :. ......... i5s
Total. iaela 4os,s51 i,ao,,4 s3
OF these quantities. very Insignificant portion con-
ssts of Indian meal Referring to table H. find the
FOREIGN GRAIN AND FhouR-ExPoRTED JAM TO APRIL
Wheat, qrs..... .............. 1910 gSio H'36
baiiey.. oso i,yxo aoo
V WS.aimes and flour sssS l5 ss s 500
IT, therefore we calculate the quantities entered for
home consumption by those imported, less the portion
re-exported in the present year shall have the fol-
lowing comparison Of the quantities Of foreign grain and
-four which have been taken for home use during the
three months in question:
GRArN-ENrERED FOR CoN'uMrTIos, JAM TO APRIL
Total grain, all kinds. qrs. (see
Meal and flour. cwt iSasa sssss iSos y
sTITT, DAY & co.
LONDON MARKETS June 3-Cotton-Since last report
the market has had frmer appearance, and rise OF
AZ per h. has been paid. Exporters have operated
with freedom, and good business has been done
The home trade however, buy only for actual wants,
whereas spectators have retired from the market The
decline in the prices Of and cheering advces
from Liverpool have given additional confidence to the
merchants here. None has been offered at public sale
but s36 bales Bengal declared for the 18th instant
Accounts from the manufacturing districts more
tsfactory which Is attributed to the fall in corn, and
should prices further recede prospects of business will
1t IL fully expected, be more cheering Hides-The
market for oil descriptions has very dull appearance.
and the business done by private treaty continues limit
ed at prices In favor Of the buyers At the late public
sales the bddings anguid, and the parcels sold
we're generally at lower prices. OF East India 3672o
we're put and only about half sod the qualities were
chiefly inferior. IFS tanned sold at 7Kd to Is I'd
and wet damaged&c 5hd to 6hd; 1000 Calcutta bufal
AID to 3hd, damaged lXd to I'd; 1900 Batavia I'd to
AID, third AID; l7s4 Singapore ditto 2Hd to 2Td da
mayed and low ld to Id 5000 Manila do 2136 dry do
cow 100 German COW, 297 Buenos Ayres calf out lao
North American, dry salted, axd to Sd dry ~; SlS
sailed Cape Sd to AID; 1856 sailed w and to 3D.. 2lO
sailed vt Helena AID to 2% $40 salted Irish I'd to 2d
l049 dry sailed Bahia out AID 1919 dry Rio Grande.
osa9 sailed Buenos Ayrss chiefly withdrew raw so2s salt
Ayres best 3d. second AID per h. 4306 salted Buenos
Ayres partly sold at los Id to lis Cd HopsUnder the
influence Of the present fine weather the bne continues
gence Of slight Increase Of fly this week. though to
very trHing extent from mid Kent and Sussex The
market continues firm. Metas-Within the last week
the iron market has been in very dull state
although the sales have been even upon more restrict
scale than noticed in last lower prices have been
accepted The tghtness in the money market and the
want of confidence has still very unavorable effect
this branch of business Some small sales of Scotch pig
iron have been made at Cos for all No l. and 63s to
6ss Cd cash for mixed numbers with bill at 6ss Rails
ere cheaper but very little doing the quotations
nominal Mt 81 los TO 81 u.s. No business Is reported in
foreign iron, steel, or lead. Copper being In small
supply, commands steady sale at previous rates.
British tin 10 dull Of sale at the late decline