The Sun.
London, England, 1847-07-12 00:00:00

Totale unts(43:n76lBoo:cl
oin7,B,Foor2ance, and Germany
540,680 30,586
indicate a general tendency to fall. In our market in
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:he interi,a• there is likewise a fall, though we think less
here decided than in other countries. In any case, the fall
is more decided on rye than on wheat. A tall of
from
2f. to 3f. has taken place at the markets of Grammont,
Liege, Louvain, Coutrai, and Termonde. There is
likewise a fall of If. on wheat, except at Termonde,
where it has risen, and at Grammont, where, on the
oontrary, this grain has fallen no less than 4f.
The importation of corn is less this year at Antwerp
than the preceding, which may be partly accounted for
by the high prices of this article in the countries whence
it is imported.
MUNICH, JULY 2.-The harvest has already began,
and promises to be extraordinarily productive in Lower
Bavaria. Not anywhere in Bavaria has the weather
been so unfavourable as with us, during the last week.
For some days we were really yearning foi. rain.
PESTH, JUNE 29.-We are just at the eve of the har-
vest, the prospects of which, from accounts from all parts
of the country, are of the most encouraging nature. At
most markets there is a great reduction in the prices of
corn, and the holders of large stores seem now to be
panic-struck, and to be glad to lower their demands, and
take what they can get. They now deliver their goods
to the buyers, which has not been the case for a long
time. The barley harvest has already begun. Several
markets here have had parcels of this year
ye's Cr
Here
in Festh, as well as in the other provinces of Upper
Hungary, there is a terrible diminution in the prices, but
it is not in the same proportion as in the other articles.
At Wesprin, for example, one of our
ill most importconsant co
ide rn
markets, the following standard w show how r.
able this reduction has been, The prices were, per
Vienna metzer-
JUNE 4..-wheat 161 45kr. to 181; rye,lll 30kr. to
14f1. 30kr. to
151; maize, 111 35kr. to 1011. ; barley,
1111. 45kr. ; oats, 4fl. 6kr. to 41 15kr.
JUNE 26.--Wheat, 9R. 45kr. to 111 30kr. ; rye, Bfl.
30kr. to 911. 36kr.; maize, 811. 15kr. to 811. 30kr.; barley,
30kr. to 611.; oats, 413. to 41 10kr.
AUGSBURG, JULY 3 -This year's wheat has already
been brought to market at Batzen. At Neustadt, in the
Palatinate, this year, corn (probably rye) has also been
brought to market as fine and full as could possibly be
desired. At Friburg, in Brieyou, fine new wheat and
new winter barley were bought on the 26th June in
small quantities it is true. The rye harvest will com-
mence there the first week in July. In Mayence the
prices have fallen a good deal, because Government
brought several hundred quarters of wheat to market; in
other parts of Hesse the prices have likewise fallen. At
Ellwingen, on the contrary, .by an extraordinary
an°m"lY, the prices have risen. The markets of Suabia
and Newberg present little change scarcely any thing is
doing there, but there is a tendency to fall. At Erding
and Augsburg, on the other hand, things are unfavourable.
At the form• r place 1,009 sheffles were brought to
market, which were all sold, save 26 sin ffles at raised
prices. ITheat rose 1311.; rye, 31 39k.• barley, 111 21k.;
oats, 6 It. The medium prices areWh. at, 3911.45 k.;
rye, 3011. 31k.; barley, 2211. 30k. ; oats, 81 54k. At
Augsburgh, wheat rose 311. 14E. ; corn, 11 38k. ; rye,
11 Bk. •
barley,
lfl. 27k., oats, sk. The medium prices
are at 4011, 16k.; corn, 4111. 27k.; rye, 3211 48k.; barley,
2611.20 k.; oats, 2fl. 45k. At Regensberg prices have
risen,ott but no sort above lfl. Tne last accounts from
n hera Germany mention large arrivals of rye from
Russia, and all are unanimous in opinion that there
must be a great and permanent reduction very SOOD.

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