New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-24
y maxim & sons's Circular.

.-orresnondence of The Tribune = ,,, c,t 2
The mail steamer Asia which arrived mere on n9Huay
inst brings advces from NewY 0rk 70 le 1tt u me
~e1ts of Flour during the week had been lage;
~ 5esrJv 100 600 bbls which had occasoned decline OF
2Ic on he lover and niddng brands, and on tue better
slits l24c 70 2c per bill AT tins reduction the demand
Ir England continued good, and the exports to Liverpool
for liz week were $500 bbls Indian Corn was held neary
az former prices the value of good mixed western heg o3c
70 glc per bush Wheat had advanced lc 10 &c per BUSH.
which had prevented further purchases tor Engsh account
The quotations Were for Genesee NC, red Canadian
insc md white lG8c per bush Freghs had declined TO Is
cd Is W per bb for Flour and ID to 5td per bush Tor
Since the close ofte week have had very heavy rains
and exceedingly empesuous weather which, having abp'e
In most Of Leading markets of this country prices
nue 10 be reported lower especially as regards #hea ana
Flour, and particularly IN the manufacturing dlslrlcT VI
from the east coast and various parts OF me INTERIOR proves
an opposing barrier my active intercourse between TINS
port ana large consuming towns of tins county Tor the
present Meanwhile have still tolerabc lIish de llad
weekly for Wheat and Indian Corn and the latter having
become relatively cheaper than PolHoes meets an Ieas-
ing sale with gradual improvement In value
During the week ending yesterday the receipts INTO TINS
port from Ireland include chiefly, moderate quantity Of
Wheat and Oats, with good supply OF Oatmeal out OF
other produce thence or any coastwse we have mite worth
naming From the United States and Canada however, we
have to note 1900 bbs of Flour and thence but princ
palv from the North and South OF Europe, Il fur import
of Wheat and BeHns with limited arrival oniy ol Icus
Notwithstanding the depression in the Provincial markets
hast week and the decline in London Yesterday all descrp
tons of English and Foreign Wheat Ut cur Corn EXchonge
this morning were held with undated frnness at the cur
renCy OF Inns day scnlsh; "lc, haYihB oeeI very re-
ucanty compiled with the part OF buyers, The opera
in each extremely limited in amount lrlsh new
WheGts however, recemg Id 10 I'd t. lbs, toerablc
clearance of such was effected at that reduction Inc Nar'
denominations OF lrish French and American tour,
having been taken very spangly today were the turn
easier to purchase bul IN generalno Quotaby cheaper
CoRS continuing TO meet ready sale for rsh &c
count and hut few samples Offering all descriptions iuyc-
allied our last quotations
FRIDAY, Oct live have had recurrence, and fire.
quent repetition of heavy showers since Tuesdby but the
weather clearing up IN The course OF last night Is me TO-
day.
Corn trade, with very few exceptions appears 10 breathe
the monolonous tone us for some time past the prices
of Wheat in mos, still inclnng rather downWRrde
whilst the value of other articles though subjected to slight
variuous remaining free from material c0nge Inc lrsh
markets at the time, continue olcraby steady, with
moderate demand for native and Foreign Grain from CON
sumere but exclusive OF Oats and Oatmeal, they seem TO
have little to spare for export.
The principal features IN the trade here during the inter
val since Tuesday, almost wholly applcubet 10 Indian
Corn, which, having improved demand, advanced
bd0sd r. or, and inquiry for American Flour on
the terms last noted, all other Grain produce remaining
lanGud.
We have been rather scantiy supplied with GRAIN Flour
and Oatmeal, coasSise and from Ireland, since Monday
last and the import of Foreign Grain OF $3.50 qrs OF Whea
ony of American Flour, however, we have further good
arrival ana fair quantity from France.
Having slender attendance al home and country mlers
nj market today impulse from Others the trans
actions in English and any kind OF foreign Wheat were
nron very limited scale; but holders remaining firm and
resisting the slightest concession the general currency OF
Tuceday for these descriptions remains unYarc ana lsn
new which had previously pressed for suc on lower
terms partly recovered the decline noted IN the foregoing
report States ind Canadian Flour, continuing m iar re-;
quest maintained the annexed quotations, ana IreA us wen
RS French remained steady IN value
Indian CORN being stll i'll good request Tor Irlsn nc
count fully supported The amendment yesterday and The
bee round American yellow i'll or two Instances real
jzed SOS - ar being p or the rates OF Tuesday
ROBERT MAXIM SONS.