The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-11
ces for the week are as follows
The Corn Trade.

RI ~ IL. ondon Mercantile Gazette, Nov. II
luportations Of foreign grain have not been on
a so liberal scale the preceding week. still good
ues have come to hand at several Of the ports on
g eosst as well as into London, and, on the whole,
The arrivals have Of sufficient magnitude to Keep
the corn trade in depressed state. We now ap
proachpg period Of the year shen business usually
aul and those parties who have up to TINS time re.
confidence We have II Vim BE- sss9 9s re;
sstsay S ses yet W can d
>soysr NO ressaa - 80 9ss ~ s3>e2 No1fsr,
M - $500 6 - =. S.|
s3s5 -. y : ssess is = =
GQHnl1fy required for inn -
ds1osed a. end even the receipts should now fall of
there Il prospect Of any immed In
this ssepset Ths wssthsr has throughout the Issk,
ana ana tss ~ IL. :Ssunn seeding might not b
Who I'D. The prospect "a the future
S'.S s'l sss:ss sesn y: DOUBT ss.
more or less inausaee q addl11 ieneuS
which the trade has - shsss q. .,.s -
pies ffohn the neighbour W. - very
wards. onllIndsy the few runsffesh up from Essex,
Kent, and SV1Dk tould not be placed until fsctors
consented accept roses Is to Is quarter below
those current on that day might and even at that
abatement eales were effected with difficulty On
Wednesday there was scarcely anything fresh up and
sellers were, therefore, unwilling to make any further
concession nor do consider that prices are lower
tod than they were in the sncement Of the
week though therei certainly very little disposition to
buy at Monday ROTATIONS The quantity OF foreign
wheat reported Saturday night to last evening,
as am 800 quarters and few csrgoes have
since come to hand Comparatively few country pur.
chasers have ate market and the local mers
have INDICTED their operations with extreme caution
O n Monday importers generally gave way Is to rs
r.r quarter; but this did not lea TO more extern
siv. demand, the business done both then and since
having bee a strictly retail scale. The d1ty
ed stationary on Thursday, and likely to con-
tiBue at 6s rer quarter for time to come. Quo
tatiops Ct made flour have not varied, but ship
sau pies have hardly sold well as last week The
ri, ais Of barley lately exceeded the quantity
CURED by the malttes previous prices have not been
maintained The sales Monday we're at terms about
rs per quarter below those obtained on that day week.
snd 10 rally having since occurred 36s. TO SIS per
ar may be regarded extreme quotations for choice
mailing ssmples The value Of malt has receded to
about the ssme extent The supply Of oats has been
rather large since the close OF last week, and hav
ing treyioutly received liberal supplies, the deaL
ers have experienced no difficulty in purchasing
at rather reduced rates. The fall has, however,
only amounted to sixpence to one shilling per quar-
ter and this reduction was less generally submitted
TO this morning than on Monday. Beans have come
to hand rather sparingy, and neither English nor
for,ian have been sold at all lower. Peas Of home
growth have not been by any means abundant hay-
ing however received large quantity from abroad,
purchasers have had the turn In their favor Indian
corn has been in improved request