Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-22
Foreign Commercial C0rresp~ndcnee.
L'vEaPoor, August -, 1885,
rs the Editer Of the New York HERALD

! L'vEaroor, August u, 1885,
Ts the Editor Of the New York Herald
srThe staesfour Market continues 10 excc. the
most lively appreessions hrougbous the coaoy every
one prepared for the opening of the ports very few
weeks Numerous orders for our have been despatched
the United States andcargoes of wheat do y being
ported from the continent The ger opinion there
VIII be million of quarters Of wheat in the country awaiting
their release by the time duty it's lowest H.
nit Oa Friday the price of wheat in Wakefield ZONE
6st corn markets in the khgdon,y less s
per quarter The bad ate of the previous weather would
naturally account for this ain EXTENT though there
car be no doubt that the ad vices from London snd Liverpool
have materially aided Everypaper you take hek Of echoes
The alarm and in private soc there topic NJ
ton more expressing. The Manchester Guardian" of
the Best written papers In the kngdon speaks Of The
subject in Saturdays number
1.-THE WEATHER THE CoaH LAws--If we are not mis-.
TAKEN the present dreadful weather. crops
with almost total destrue ton, will speedily bring
poransdscu son the laws affecting The import Of
corn ms this country. Owing the long
usually favorable seasons and OF cbnscpuen moderate prices
of grain, the scturing las not
been much directed the restrictions which laced
on the importation oood IT, bat probable, the
crops should suffer they did in 1896 the abcTng
population will be placed in perlous for tho
try is by no means In good suaen in that for
encounterng such rghtu disaster At the OF
harvest in 1876 the qsanty Of old wheaton hand Accord
10 the estimate of MIR. Jacob, fac eauai six months.
consumption and there vey large stoca ports
Of the north Of Europe and of the United Sias yet
country barely escaped famae Al the present time the
stock of old wheat WILL in eli probability 5e scarcely sui
Gent to last uni harvest At he time, owing to the
losg cessation of demanfrom England the Polish and Ger
man farmers have for time past raised very
beyond What required &C nsumpties whist
he United staes, instead OF exporting corn, have been i'm
2ei ns large Quantities for two years past and though the
crops OF the said to be abundant
liable that they will much su6 consump
lion of The country. Under these circumstances there
hould be an extensive failure of the crops in Great Britain
difficult TO conceive from what quarter adequate supply
OF grain could be procured and the condition which
cocntry may be placed Is awful 10 ontempiaie."
Since Friday, however, have had a Continuance Of
warm sunny weather, and but little The spirits of the
far beginning revive and kcps nowth
standing the past unpropops weather the may
o,a toei aole.
This problem difficult solution Be tina, as II .,sy such
is the wavering condition Of markets, they
ready show symptoms of depressor the prices
Friday last both in London and here sustained
Stu 500 qrs wheat sold in London yesterday
reference the improvement in the crops which may
by The FIRE weather, the "Mark Lane ExPrcssays
d.ring the week has rather improved
fallen and THERMOMETER has got up;
day. Saturday, has Been ne and the shone pow
efay should this change be followed by hot
dr. days. and far hz the wheat crop may yet secu
realm tolerabe soadon; aad last week. do
think the yield would be under such much
below average; but with the finest weather, will
sse fortnight and in many districts longer period
before wheat cuuing can become general"
appears strange that there has no noveu3en,
among the working classes FOR the repeal Of the Laws
THIS only be accounted for by the fact fully
occuoied In Lepdo indeed there meeting held yes
evsy for the purpose Of inducing government allow
en wheat at come IN and prevent the Of
spectators market This meeting was, however called
by influential persons and did appear ausndcd by
working Aresoston effect as cd but
almost unanimously o by moving the pre- qnes
tion.
d.
Weekly averaged for duty wheat 70 Hess
Aggregate average tor six weeks, en- which duty
Is pAiu curing tails week, IS
the money market there is little char &c 70 noase Con-
sells ewhat higher. This by the fac
THAT have been purchasing for the Saxng
and that The esmmaries for the settle of osputed
~ compensation aims have been The market the
,dent packet Of the 2sh bad arrived the Information re-
csivsd by /. lad produced eject market
In manufsc uring districts considerable Business
ing The packet which sailed from Loadon for New York
the 10th carried mir quantity OF Engh goods There
be ang advance in some instances, but generally
speaking. the prices o. last week haverued sales.
The las been dull Wednesday the sales
having exceeded da, 4ooo bags The sales
Saturday 25so Mondsy 2ee, and anything lower
prices been submitted Toda, sas have
bags change prices Tue fact is the great holders
resort;as their old habit OF sgering eottoE.
We had single arrival from New York since the
orpheus The Royal william Is daily 10, ked for.
The political world without interest The smendmentsof
the Lords the Irish Municipal Bill have been rejected,
the bill thrown This has prodsces the least
ment, ehher here or In ireland
PRICES oF GRAIN IN LrvkRrco. TUESDAY, l5Tn AUGUST,
Wheat pr lob new, .dsd Oats, par s5lb. sds.
English, white, l2oDo English and Scotch 3 iei
Irish, white li0i2a Flour pr 2aulb
:" red iosils English, fine new, 81 SO
Poueranian rsdold III o 1870 white " 81 10
Dantx'c l2o.29 Irish, fse /" 620e4o
supcrhne /" &C O6s0
EnsSa Grsa., :. Bend.
s.r i. p sss 'a ss @ ,! Ia %
Beans I" - $50 DxpEc "te sa2
Peas, 3oei2o s.Amercan /" "a 81
What Oats. Rye Flour.
I'D sdsd q. a.
Average price, week ending Aug. 3, 90 Al 3 eSl
Aggregate average of the weeks
which regulates The duties GO AZ 10 IS
Duties for The present week i6 IS . l5S 1904
-Contnued had weather combined With dey
Of the unavors ble Of the whe
further advance prices last week and having
distant buyers oregn wheat well active
local demasd the transactions unususly large
SCALE and at daily iscreang rates Up To Saturday the adj
bonded wheat busoe tree, nesrly
much; ~ t.5A bnsheI Fonr. As 10 IS