The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-09
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The Corn Trade OF Europe.
IFrcm the London Mercantile Gazette. March 23 P.
Commercial affairs remain in much the same position
as last wctk-in no branch Of trade has any marked
improvement occurred indeed each days experience
internal industry Of the country. The value Of oil
agricultural produce continues steadily to recede and
crease. Moderately good qualities of English red
wheat not worth more than 4Os quarter, price
which with 80 small yield as that Of the last crop
alternative but to SELL for depressed quota
tons there is nothing to encourage farmers
hold. The spring shipments from tho Baltic have still
to CINE fCrv ard and the continued decline in
kcts not itherto stopped consignme romFrance
II ! nd and Le.gium Our own impression Is, that,
~hilt mporatons permitted free of duty 4Os per
quarter for fine RED wheat will always draw abundant
supplies, except IN of general scarcity,
large portion Of Europe The qualities of red Bal
tic French &c at present worth As to 5s per
Or than the figure named hence do not cal
cnlate any immediate falling of in tho arrivals from
abroad. he weather has continued favorable for
spring sowing all descriptions outdoor work
in state Of great forwardness The reports from
ahe rural districts in regard the appearance of the
wheat plant likewise Of satisfactory nature, and
far the PROF. poets for the next harvest
every thing promise swell At of the agr
cultural markets rather increased supplies have bson
ought forward this week and soon as the sowing
Lent shall have been brought to close. may
clculnte larger deliveries from the than
n
London have meanwhile been very small and but little
has been brought forward ut A.ark-ane by land-car
SHOW on Monday on the Essex and Suffolk stands was
trihng in the extreme, and from the more remote
parts Of the kingdom hardly any appeared; fac
tors were consequently unwilling to accept Less
money. and though the demand was extremely
slow, previous prices were about maintained. On
"wednesday. the stands completely bare,
and the attendance ct buyers being at the same
time very thin the perations altogether unim-
portant and quotations renain' nominaily unaltered
This morning affairs continued in much the posi-
ton. and prices underwent no change. The arrivals
of wheat from abroad have been very liberal scale
81 44O Qrs. having to hand during the week I'm
porters have shown good deal Of anxiety to realize
without incurrirg landing expenses and whilst the
value of Lngish heat has remained nearly stationary
that OF foreign has undergone further reduction of
Is per or Most OF the business done on Monday
at that sbatt ment, and since then the has tho
whole been in favor of the purchaser. To-day,
mon Odessa obainable at 3Ss to 39s and good at
4os to AZ per quarter he town millers put down
the nominal top price Of flour Is per sack Monday
which had more or less influence the value of other
sorts he decline submitted to has, however failed
to impart more activity to the demand and the sale
nus been slow throughout the week. Barley Of home
good arrivals Of foreign the quantity brought forward
has proved fully sufficient to sa fly the inquiry. Tho
mali tiers have Ter some time past conducted their
Tatons with extreme caution, and the business has
been principally in disting and grinding sorts. Low
qualities Ct foreign have been sold at Dos to 22s and
the finer dei cripons at 22s to Dos per Or Malt has
hung very heavily had and its previous value has
barely been supported he arrivals Of coastwise
have been email and from ireland without sup
plies. A good many small cargoes Of foreign having,
however to hand the dealers have been enabled
to buy on quite as easy terms as before The best
heavy qualities whether Of home foreign growth.
have comma nded former terms but light and out-of-
condonod sorts have in some cases been forced of at
reduction of Cd. per quarter. his was more gene
rally the to-day than in the early part Of the week
Beans and peas have varied in value but the do
snand for these articles and Indian corn has been lam
guild in the extreme
American Provisions.
LIVERPOOL, March % 1910.
he large imports Of bacon find buyers at about pre-
vious prices
Beet is looked after fine quality is easily sold
consists) are offered in vain
Pork is not active. Sales made In retail only
Strips are wanted at Sos per barrel.
No change in cheese.
Hams ARE in demand.
No shoulders here.
Coarse meat Of all kinds Is selling at high relative
value.
The salcs Of lard equal to 300 tons, at trhc un
der quotations. The market is not strong Several
parcels OF baddcred lard have been melted kegs
get sale for them The best leaf in kegs barrels is
worth 40s.
Hour Is "a. lower without commanding consumption
" beat down Cd per 20 lbs. Indian corn remarkably
STEADY; yellow scarce and wanted.
Ns-Bacon-Long middlcs boneess per cwt,
4os 42s; do, rib in a5s AIS; short middes, bone
rs Bccf-lrme per bbI (none) mess per tioroe, CO.,
n s0s do India per 3O4 lbs, sos. 9Os do do, per
go, lbs; SOS ZOOS Butter grease per ewt none
mary a0s 49, inferior 34s 3Ss.duty S. per cwt.
hAns-ln 'alt fine per cwt. 4os. 45s; ddoordnary,
per I's U~ Cos; prime 40s As; strips sos 54s
,1miS IN pail. SC. per cwt 4os AS fine, in
ser una hos C. 37s; good in kegs and bbls, 3ls
3os ordinary 32s 33s inferior and grease 28s "a,
duty free. liour-westcr canal 23s . 23s Cd; |
Ihad.iphsa' 20 Baltimore 24s; Alexandria pa q
rs 90, ~, L9uis 4s Ohio, 24s; sour 24s duty
AID per e~t. Wheat-Red. per 10 lbs, 6s Cd a Co.;
white u. u. I'd; naked. 30 yd n ss i,dian corn
hitc, per 4eO lbs, us. I'D "a 2ss mixed ~ 49,.
yellow, 2ss Cd. 2sr od--tuty Is per 4so lbs In,
dian bieal- white, per bbl LIS a las. vcIo. 'n
las.-dnty 4kd per cwt
1 am, very respectfully,
JAMES McHENRY
Brown, shipIey 81 Co.'s Circular.
LivEkPooL, Aarch % 1910
Since cur last OF 9th inst more favorable accounts
Eay{ bcoa received II um the Last India markets hut
the othtr hand, the unsatiactory posture pot
Galatians. both in the orth and South Of Europe has
had all adverse tendency on trade and confidence,
while Iacr accounts u the continued heavy receps Of
Cotton into the American ports, still operate rather
against that htapie Today there are reports which
aeon to hope tst the renewal Of hostlites
between l,enulaik aud Prussia may be avcrtod.
Cotton lad tu Their u, cn,d Ad porib but since the
receipts Of tie iG anccvuts has rallied little. and
nov ;d'd 70 De ony y. lower than at the depar
AuiV q Ia, lat ~, AMIR he ordinary and middng
guhitt are pretty feciy Offered at this reduction Fair
spishu aiid iair chic are quoted sd aud fair Or
a.n nnS Eau mddiig Jpshd and mobile, I'D and
Aia"ilb tflcHLs 4-sd. lb no salcs week
fhou i'h ih.t, "a 40 bsles of which 5000 woro
- aPcNieuoh anu 10 Tor export and this weeks
o !, 90 - 80 bai,s Of when spec uators
rioan descriptions so,d CHS week amount IN $40 In
land al 90 3hd A. 40 Orleans at az n Cd GA
Ainbana nid ".oblg .. 81 AKA aad $40 Sea island
al lIn tr a. Ito stSSk IA th,n n,rt 4. nn, al,
nUo no bhi.a, which .bout ~ w IA $3.50,
furth,r decline hsa taAOh place IA lno ,"rn ma |
kots, and ,ttlIn CShu noEr selling at tho rl,,rI
price Of z3a per bL is 1ll prod acud som, u - Il.
lion in the article Tor lew days an adyaac o,3I
Cd per bbi but 23s. is the quo.ation for th
s& 70 descr pton ~ well ~ Tor rhlad p.a and Bat