The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-13

heavy aAd dFoepng Fine brandies also dull and sao
have been dealt 70 but moderate extent s about the
former range Of prices Notwithstanding the demand
from .he country Spos th market for during
ceps OF -four and wheat from thence have almes ceased
yet prices so far from improving have rather declined
common Oregon to SiS for he fsvOre brad Of extra do
mesuo with the harvest not than six weeks off,
affords the most ncontestbe proof that We are likely 70
have NO surplus worth talking OF TO carry over Barley
and oats have been purchased to extent for shipment
70 Australia, but the quantity thus subxacted nom stocks
ns pposoeC. 81 tbs Sron. Il soms section, o,
the state spoken Of dsoourAgngy, but regards
wheat, the breadth OF land last fall was enormous
Tor our own wants.
PRODUCE MARKET.
There has been fair amount Of business done In bread
and feed stus without the market for description de-
irving that degree Of stability and hrmness which Ii the
usual concomant Of steady demand for the reason that
the new harvest is hand and supplies
pie until then, Of feed grains generally understood
70 be IN ex or flour and wheat 1t every day be-
coming moro manifest that available supplies Will
scarcely, at all, exceed requirements until new
wheat comes in the stock Of both here the 18th inst
estimated At % bbs -four and to arrive from the
Eastern States prior TO IL OOO Receipts OF
bFeadssus Oregon and the interior OF State
have ceased During thirty fully two thirds
OF the entire consumption Of the State has been supplied
from Stocks and the demand from the country for
the month or six weeks in all likelihood, will In
crease rather than diminish
The export demand for barley and oats has ceased tho
vessels the berth for Australia having completed their
csrRoes The Mary Robinson, for Melbourne, will take
IL COO bags OF 400 900 feet of lumber, and
aths. The Ell Whitney for Sydney, will have 900 bags
cats and 8, 700 do barley.
FLoURn is exceedingly difficult to give anything like
Connected review OF the VI the market du
ring the fortnight the sales Of Gaegos aud Haxa have
been about SEQ bols from FIRST and second hands, Gale
has been sold 1t auction without guarantee $3 Is
Sl2 So baxal by public and private sale at Sl3 so $3
lset transaction Ut the latter figure About 100 quar-
ter sacks domestic superdne realized at auction shade
$ll 5000 bbls Oregon have changed hands within
the fortnight a auction and by private bargain at 80 37
$40 so; straight lots OF good uniform quality have
been sold under $40 IS far learn. The sales
for have been steady and large through the
fortnight We quote iobong rates at the Close ranging
from SO SO for good Oregon tn St6 for Lcks extra do
mestic Haxall at si3 TO and Gaegos q 81 rs Sl4
BEANs-Domestic very uuu; selling s,okly at
&c. a2ko aud bayos at SIC. q $40.
WHEAT-1he most important sale that Of 900 bags
choice Mexican private terms understood 10 be shade
under &c. We quote good 10 choice st &c. 4lc and
minA!.
BARIKy.--Ihe entire sales In the fortnight about
20 900 bags at range OF lc. 80 according TO quality
the latter figure having been paid only Cor choice brewng
To-Day COG bags sold for shipment 10 the north
private terms We quote 81 81 0S per 100 lbs al the
close.
OAI.-Tbe average price Of good samples through the
fortnight has net varied much from c but at the close
there is shade more frmness, and we quote nc.
81 S.
PorAIoEs dull at the close at s0c per bag