The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-23
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The furnishing Condition Of Europe.
The Bread Riots in France and Ireland
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The furnishing Condition of Europe
The Bread Riots in France and Ireland.
THE EUROPEAN CORN TRADE.

which the crop was secured and the excellent on
In which the greater part Of the wheat carried ad
mtted Of its being thrashed without going through the
ordinary process of hardening in the stack The grain
was in fact in as tit state for market Immediately after
was carted as in common years it is ut Christmas and
it was capable ofbeing ground with very small admix
ture fold the same time the neness of the quality
caused the to bring higher terms than obtain
able for the growth OF last yesr and the former was
in our opinion. AFFORD stronger proof of the healthy
state Of the trade than the fact that prices have steadily
advanced in the face Of such large supplies as have re-
agricultural districts In considering the probable
future range. of quotations, this must not be
that material falling of in the deliveries from
the growers must be expected the preparation
OF the soil fer autumn sowing shall have been fairly
mencsd 1t is true that the millers tolerably
well stocked still there appears little chance Of shy per-
IL. asas s xs'p
there no prospect of arrivals Of consequence from
the different maritime ports are not likely to become
moro anxious to realize now when they Of hav
ing less competition and we therefore, inclined to
believe that the upward movement will receive seri
Gus check That the produce of Potatoes of the United
Kingdom will prove miserably deficient regarded
matter than the when degree of doubt
supposed to attach to the subject The failure Of this
tcie of food fully warrants the rise which has already
taken place in the value of Wheat and affords sufficient
to calculate further enhancement later in the
the trade has maintained at ali The leading markets The
inclination to purchase has rather increased of late than
diminished and higher prices have been obtained to-
tAs week f~''
At Liverpool on Tuesday prevou. rate. could only be
become lively enable sellers to make from Sd to
I'd per 70bs than that day SEN nigh, for all good
qualities. Prices of other articles rose in the pro-
portion United States Flour bringing ass to S4s per bar
rel and Indian Corn Asa to sos per 4S0bs on the last
named day.
At the leading towns in Yorkshire wheat has alsa
moved upwards but whilst the advance was only Is "
2s per or at Leeds, and scarcely so much at Hull
Tuesdsy the rise amounted to L. to 2s Or at Wake
field on Friday though upwards Of 22ooJ ora had arr
we'd there during the week.
From the west and northwest have like wise advi.
of rising prices. At Birmingham there q very
large supply on Thursday notwithstanding which, sales
And at Bristol the article the day, quoted
The accounts from the principal shipping ports on the
of similar character the markets held
previous Wednesday wheat Is to 2s per Or and
at these held lister Is to s. per qr though ali were alike
1t appears from Scotch and Irish letters that the
potato disease is likely to prove even more serious in
ton of -four and meal which must take place. in conse-
quence OF the loss Of great proportion of the custom
sry feed Of large class Of the population will unquss
English markets and we must, therefore, reckon
much smaller receipts of Scotch and Irish produce than
considerable proportion of the 10000 qrs Of wheat
reported as received during the week, got up previous
Mondays market but not in time 10 be included in
the list Of arrivals then published the actual supply
coaswse into London has been only moderate since
The quantity exhibited at Mark Lane by land carrisge
samples from the home counties has meanw lille been
SMALL and tina demand has been toIerably active,
prices have tended upwards The few parcels offering
the Essex and Kent stands on Wednesday held
above previous prices and though quotable advance
established good qualities could scarcely be bought
On Friday factors displayed increased frmness, and
needy buyers under the necessity Of paying the
prices demanded which were in most instances ls to ID
per quarter above those current Monday. The
RACES now beginning to exhibit the effect of the late
rise and the aggregate return fog the kingdom having
to per Or Next week will probably fall another step,
and before the end Of Nov the duty likely to be at the
wheat in the Of the week iatteriy how.
ever moro inc naon TO purchase has been shown. Sc
vers parcels changed hands "wednesday at rates not
previously obtansbe and the business done Friday
was at an enhancement Of fully IL per quarter. Wheat
in bond very scarce the shipments to France having
greatly reduced the stock in warehouses; the certainty of
the dcy receding to IS quarter in short space of
time has caused holders of the little under lock 10
been within Is per quarter Of what similar qualities
would bring free By the official returns just published
quarters under lock in the United Kingdom OF which
i4.5l2 qrs were held in London
The advance established on -four last Monday has not
had the effect OF checking the demand the article having
sold freely throughout the week at an enhancement
american -four mas Likewise been in lively request;
This article has sold readily at 3is to s3s duty paid and
25s TO 2es per Dbl in bond The quantity under lock
the 9Th Of September consisted of sos cwt in London
and 69, 5S5 cwt in the Kingdom.
The market has been moderately supplied with Eng
lish Barley since last but the high obtained
ported Last Monday there Il win be recollected,
reaction OF about Is per Or and since then il has been
tent Distllng Barley has been sold easier terms
but grinding parcels, whether old new, have been in
fair request, and have realized fully former terms
the article has not been particularly active the
recent advance has been very firmly maintained
he arrival of Oats from coast have been fair
extent 409 qrs having been reported up this (satur
day. evening the receipts from other quarters have,
2oO irish and 4s4o qrs foreign having come to hand
The total supply is therefore much below the weekly
consumption, and further inrosds have been made
the previously small stocks in granary. The
dealers have, nevertheless, continued to act on
the same cautious plan as before. refusing to buy
beyond what their pressing wsnts have rendered abso
tey necessary; the trade has consequently been far
from lively Factors have, the other hand, shown
very lie anxiety to realizes indeed they have most
cases refused sell except at enhanced terms and the
trhing business done Wednesday and Friday was at
tate per ar above those in the beginning of
be regulated by tho extent of the Irish supply
and as tho extra consumption OF Oatmeal consequent on
the failure Of the Potato crop likely to cause the ship
ments from Ireland to be much smaller than in ordinary
wecan discover cause TOR reckoning on low
The few English Beans which have come to market
since Monday have found ready takers at the full terms
oil na' Day egyptian Beans, wneer on ne spo. OF 20
ment Of the week.
The extravsgantly high rates lately paid for Peas
have failed to draw supplies and Wednesday and FRI
day only few small lots were exhibited; in which po
sition OF affairs quotations remained nomnaly Mon
day;
There has not been much doing in Indian Corn on tho
SPOT but floating cssoes have been eagerly inquired for
toe extremely high terms demanded have how pre-
vented many bargains being closed.
Besides the alteration in the duty Wheat already
noticed that Barley and the other articles
by the Barley averages-Rye Beans and Peas-feceded
steps and any OF these are now admissible at a. Cd per
or. duty.
BY our advices from the North of Europe we learn
that great excitement had been caused by the advance
in the value Of wheat in the English markets. From
Danzig have letters of the 10th September which in
form that about 730 lasts Of wheat had changed hand
there during the week, consisting mostly Of secondary
and ordinary qualities For really fine hgh.m par.
cells extavsganty high terms had been asked say b3s
TO 55s per qr but fine Mixed of 20 to 81 lbs had been
sold at Sos to COS 3D. and ordinary mixed weighing
los per bushel at AIS per Or free board. The only
articles in which any business had been done, besides
wheat had been rye and peas the former had found
$685. and the latter at 40s per Or The wheat
harvest generally reported to have yielded well in
Upper but indiferently in Lower Poland The quality
of the Upper Polish wheat is described very fine and
the weight per bushel unusually heavy.
The reports from Rosock relative to the result Of the