The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-20

By advces from the Baltic il appears that bust
ness in wheat had been perfectly parazed by the
tnued dcouraging accounts from hence and that ship
ments had almost wholly ceased. This must however
be considered as perfectly natural and until prices give
way us 10 los per quarter the other side,
chases are likely to be made on English account
BY the most recent reports from Danzig learn
that, though the weather had at times been unsettled
the growing crops were the whole, well fbken of
both in Poland and Prussia, and that good and early
harvest was confidently calculated In the absence,
business of the slightest importance prices had not
undergone much alte ration the tendency had however
been decidedly downwards increased anxiety having
been manifested by holders to reelize The best high
mixed wheat still quoted AIS per Dr. and secondary
sorts 40s TO 42s. per Or free board.
At the lower Baltic ports less to have been
done than at Danzig and regard the quotations
ceived from Rosock Stettin Sc as perfectly nominal
There are no stocks old either at the places lust named
neighboring ports and until supplies of the pro
duce begin to come TO market the little remaining
hand likely to bring high rates for local consumption
The case is similar as regards Hamburg and lately
Tuesday last equal TO AS Ass per or paid
that port for fine heavy samples of wheat for home
lately become duh but letter from Rotterdam of
Tuesday states that though the demand for the article
had not been active, previous prices had been steadily
supported there A sample of new white Zealand had
been exhibited, Of very fine quality.
me accounts from the Southern parts Of Europe agree
IN describing the wheat crop Indifferent and Indian
corn oesnS &c reported to be nearly failures in
some oithe countries these articles are extensively
grown wheat y much dearer at Marsees than in this
for fine Polish Odessa
The Manufacturing Districts.
=, n l,l n ERE was avery fair attendance ser
AZ our cloth halls to-day but from want of the ,-ts. "a
mostly In demand the transactions vera necessar,v H.
Imel. VuI manufacturers are, however pretty well
empdoyea 10 executing orders and upon the whole
tahe In sounder state than this time las, YEAR Eor
tunatelv none OF our chants are ntercstoj % arr Of
the failures which cast such gloom over tho Manni..
ter market last week " "io manches
Hunpshsrislp-There have beens good manv buvsrs
to-day both Tor home an1 foreign markets az go
purchases have been de in the cloth hall Of i 20
scnpton Of fancy woollens Greater activitv ne
been felt in the warehouses during the past yvssl o
y RocsoALE We have had very limited demand for
pieces today, and thin attendance of BUYERS oons;A
ing II has been the ortnighuy Monday The wool ma
ket has been inactive, and the dealers complain of the
little business transacted.
MArcHssrER-The recent ntcllige from the Uni,ea
states communicating the fact OF the passage Of the ia
riff bill by the House Of and the proba
bity that that important will also pass the SEN
ate caused some mproveme nj IN tho demand printing
cloth today, and produced generally improved feeling
In the goods in market but without causing any
in prices For yarn the demand continues very lsngud
and rather lower rates have been accepted for
numbers OF mule twist suitable for the Eastern markets
fises generally unremunerative, that some
Of ne snefs, particularly those in the the neighbor.
Leod o. blackburn have begun TO consider the proprety
Of worktng short time,