The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-04
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The Corn q rn(le of EuYOne.

from the London Mercantile Gazette, Oct col
The arrivals of foreign grown corn continue on q
entertained to the effect which may hereafter be
produced the trade the country by the export
taons of grain Our prospects are certainly far from
cheering there can be- reason able doubt that
the deficiency in the produce of the wheat crop aud
the oss OF food. caused by the potato disease, will
oblige to import extensive scale The
in which wants have hitherto beef supplied
e however toersbly good proof that so long Great
Britain is capable of paying in gold. the foreign pro-
ducers will let have in sufficient quan titles
During tie week ending Monday last, the imports
into Liverpool from the United States a. 7O
bali els four 5la7 qrs wheat 1890 ora Indian corn
and 2oo0 brs Indian corn meal; whilst from the
tnent of Europe upwards Of $4,000 qrs Of wheat
received. The supplies into London have been IN
still liberal scale end Notwithstanding the all
but that the result Of the harvest
at home has teen far from satisfactory and that uti
maiey all that be obtained from abroad is likely
10 be at the "a
entirely free trade in grain and though the new is
At condition to be thrashed at present, they de-
liver rather freely. On the other hand, nts
and it to their advantage to buy from
to mouth, and, under this combination Of circum.
stances business remains exceedingly depressed The
arrivals Of wheat coastwse into London have bee
moderate since the close Of last week, has the
quantity brought forward at Mark lane BY land.
carIisge samples from the home counties been by
spy DeaDs large. On Monday the show on the
Kent and Essex stands was decidedly small, but
the quality and condition being bad. great diff
Guilty experienced in efectipg sales, and tho ugh
really fine qualities scarcely to be had
offered at reduction of q. per quarter. The great
fall which has taken psce In the temperature within
the last few days WILL IL csct lated, lead
creased consumption of bread and factors displayed
more frmness on Wednesday and this morning than
they did in the CONNIE ncement Of the week, but no
portion Of the decline noticed could be recovered We
have received upwards Of 49, 90 quarters Of wheat
from abroad since last Saturday ming, and there
IL now very large quantity on board ship at this
pert which importers are anxious TO place without
iDcvrrDg landipg expenses Still there has been
70 uch pressur. on the market as might under the
circumstances have been expected and the fall in
lricts has scarcely been 70 great English. The
business done Monday at rates about Is to %
per or. below those current that day Sc n night,
and since then sellers have refused to make any
further concession. The top price Of town made -four
bse remained nomipaly ubaltered, other sorts have
rather reced'd in value. The quantity Of English
barley bIoUght forward has been small and really ns
mailing pies having been scarce have NINA ded
full terms. The common descriptions have mean.
while been difficult Of possl though freely offerei
vt former rates superior old malt has risen Is to Is
per quarter The arrivals of cats coastwse and from
Ireland have been scapty. but with CONT ued large
supplies rs abroad the dealers ba had the turn in
their favor On Monday factors bad to submit to q
not since been recovered Beans and grey and maple
PEAS have been placed In retail at much the same
prices as before White peas have receded 2s. in
value. We have heard OF no Transactions in Indian
but previous rates continue to BE- asked fo Goat
ing careoes The duties remained stationary; ON
Thursday next wheat will rise a step.
Liverpool Coaamcrcsal Summary.
LvEn,esL, Oct 20. Friday Evening.
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during this week. whilst the inquiry for export has
been good. American descriptions have boon very
freely offered and further decline Of I'd per b has
bee estabbd all other sorts psrtake of the general
hesyibess, and are likewise I'D. per ID lower The
ea.s Of the week have "a bales of which
100 American have been taken rpecuation, and
$50 Anne ricap, 200 Pern8m 80 Carthageps $50 Surat
and 100 Bengal Tor export 2 200 bales Upands will
be offered by auction on Friday next The sales to-
day 400 baes and the market closes very he aviIy
The nittee's quotations for the fair cotton ars
Bowed. I'D Mobile. 81 and Orleans, 4i6d. The
imports this week 1929 bales this YEAR i 37pe3O
-ssne lime last year S27 ,4l6 The estimated stocks
6Ss 40 same time last year, ago 90 There
takep this year by the trade leo by speculatos
81 $50; exporters 10000 same time last year by
trade s42s6O by speculstors, 270oc0 by exporters,
lea SEQ.
a fair st'' ndsnce Of town and neigbboring milers,
and there rather good business done in wheat at
q reduction Of Id u "a per busbel on both old and
Flour did not move freely, and was IL per
scarce but the eecoDdsry qualities were Id Der
butbel cheaper Oatmeal declined Cd per load Malt
Ing md eIpciig barley both in good demand. and
fully 81 dear No change as regards beans and peas
Indian corn declined Cd Per quarter, but there
good sale for II at the cloe OF the market There
been coed demand for Indian the last two days
end rather better prices have beer obtained but
otb,r article Of The trade change has occurred
There a good ait. Of buyers at this morn
inps market, and there wac more disposition to pur-
chsfe mott articles Of the trade Very foil Tues
days prices obtained for wheat and -four and in
tome instances a Email advance was paid the
TONER Coed meshrg oats were scarce. and Nd
per bufheI desrer Oatm, al In large derra nd ut
full prices Barley supported late ratss Beam and
pas Zach brought an advance OF Is per quarter,
1ber. Was very little corn Offering and the price i'm
proved IL per or American rhi'e corn oroush, sSs
consumption at Liverpool, from LIST March, 1913 to
18th Octob,r-Whsat 1874 SOS ore; osta, 4423 qrs /;
barley, 2oo% qrs beans, 90 SIG ora peas $3.50 qrs !.
Indian corn, 23o4 qrs; Indian meal, 32'93o bris