The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-31

chetwerts about ST. 400 quarters, among which
CoLooNr July l0.-In the valley of the Rhine harvest
has already begun with cutting barley and rye An
placed beyond the reach Of hail storms other
jury.
LosDeN Com EXCHANGE, July 1.-THE accounts from
reports the progress made by the growing grain crops
maturity; and II the present forcing weather last
much longer may expect harvest operations to be
pretty generally in the south about the
of the month Whether more gradual ripening of the
grain would not have been more beneficial may be ques.
TONED, such extreme heat that lately experienced
being to the to turn too suddenly
At the sameltme must remark that the complaints
of blight and red gum on the increase and though
these accounts probably exaggerated still fear
that the yield Of wheat may not prove plentiful as
could be wished At all the markets held since Monday
prices of wheat have tended upwards indeed the
in instances has been important and nowhere less
than g to 80 per The cause OF the has
tive demand, the deliveries from the growers having
nearly ceased. At our market to-day there very
little English wheat SALE and clearance Of the Essex
and stands speedily made at prices rather
ceeding those of Monday last Foreign wheat taken
to fair extent by buyers from different parts of the
country at rather previous prices The business
in -four not Of much Importance, but the late ad
peas, and Indian but little inquired for and
quotations Of these articles remained much the
in the beginning Of the week. The arrivals Of oats
quite moderate, and having again rather improved
inquiry former rates slightly exceeded partc
ly for good fresh parcels Of Riga.
July S TO lO-There has been rather more frmness
and were for the splendid weather which prevails
no doubt spectators would make more determined
and ccessfu effort to maintain higher prices. On the
9Th the show of wheat by land carriage samples from
the high counties was very small (more particularly
from Essex) the quantity exhibited proved nsverths-
progress could be made In sales reduction of IS per
the Of that day had to be
submitted and even at that decline the stands
not cleared Foreign wheat met with little attention.
but there less pressure than might have been
nected considering the extent of the supply Many
afleQd n IN
English but the sales effected ut quite that de-
cline The top price OF -four was put down to 65s per
sack and other qualities recorded in proporton good
brands of American being offered at 3s to 36s per Dbl
The operations in barley strictly retail scale
sale In the finer kinds nothing whatever was done,
and the ordinary descriptions at least per Or
lower than that day might On the It'll the trade
exhibited more rmness and milers paid the prices
the previous market day for the extremely small quant
Ties h @ action in the late material decline be-
said to have occurred There is small demand for
the brands Of American flour by the bakers at from
3s per barrel being according to weight aud qua
ty considerably lower than Cos sack for town made
flour its value at the present prices Of the best
pies of English wheat
LONDON Com MARKET, Mark Lane, July live have
but short supplies Of English wheat Of foreign the
ceipts amount to about 500 quarters Inexperienced
a GOOD demand for the latter article ut the extreme
rates of Monday last The buyers were chiefly mer-
chants and milers from the north Of England Barley
and peas unaltered in value Oats met fair retail de-
mand, at improving prices. Beans we're Is dearer
LONDON AyERAGEs-Wheat, SOS Id; barley, ASS id;
oats 2ss Sd; beans, SOS I'd; peas, Sos I'D.
LONDON Com MARxET-MARK LANE, July 9.-The
arrivals Of English wheat since Monday have been tri
fling in from abroad about l6 400 have been
received There was greatly Increased demand for
on Mondays quotations readily complied with.
Barley without alteration In value. Oats
free of sale than late and Mondays rates were fully
Ayerages-Wheat, $685. Id barley ass Adj OATS ass
3D.; beans, sos. Cd; peas, 65s. lid.
LIVERPOOL July 9.The arrivals into this port since
,iost or OOOd Of HEAT In
dian corn meal from abroad; but, with the
ception of fair quantity Of malt have little to note
either coastwise from Ireland. few thunder show
ers on "Wednesday morning, and several yesterday
appeared to give the weather unsettled aspect,
frming the improved tone Of business experienced
Tuesday, and promoting an extended demand, partly
speculative for wheat, Indian corn and flour each OF
these articles acquiring moderate advance upon the
English and Irish mers at this market the wheat
trade in general continued to exhibit firm appear
ance and notwithstanding the rains, noticed in
the foregoing report have been hitherto Of important
benefit to all the coming crops good useful qualities Of
wheat we're in fair demand and Sd to I'D per rob
Tuesdays rates freely paid American h ur, being still
in lively request realized Is per barrel advance prime
western brands commanding 3s and at the close OF the
market few importers inclined to cell at the amend
ment In beans there rather more business doing
than earlier period of the week but without any
change in prices Peas quite neglected. Barley and
malt upon limited sale, barely sustained last quo
tatious Oats and oatmeal dull and the turn lower
Indian corn good fresh parcels moving of rather freely
for Ireland must be noted per 4sOlb dsarer and
ferior kinds being saleabe for feeding purposes
obtained n similar amendment
LIVERPOOL, July l3.-since last Tuesday there have
been large arrivals from the United States and European
ports of wheat -four, Indian corn and meal, and Of
beans from Egypt There has not been vessel report
ed from Canada within the week. The imports from
Ireland and coastwise still very light In comparison
with the extent Of exports. The weather, with
for the growing croPs If anything perhaps it has been
too closely hot and forcing The weeks business has
not been large, but upon fair daily demand from
enabled to obtain advancing prices, and at the
close of the week the Improvement Sd to ID
barrel on tho latter Canal -four has realised
37s per barrel. Indian corn has been in good re.
quest, and all qualities have readily brought the full
rates Of last Tuesday The growing crop OF beans
being spoken less favoraby, this article has been
held with rmness and Is to % per quarter ad-
demand meang and for provender still prices have
yielded little Barley and peas have both been very
dull sale h, Ors ana asssr Good and es
qualities Of wheat met fair sale at fridays prices
which Sd to Id per bushe over those OF TINS DAY
se,nnpbt secondary and inferior samples were without
attention American -four the other hand met an In
different demand and SOS cd taken for Western Ca
n Ds S
dearer but sale was free No change as regards
Oats Barley and psas Dr GoSS ss dny week and
lower qualities taken pretty freely for feeding pur
poses at 30s to 32s per 4S0 lbs
Financial Intelligence.
LospoS Mosry MARKET, Wednesday Evening" July
Tbs oniuion confidently expressed for time by
we'll informed merchants that the rates Of exchange
would come better from New YORK by the Cambria,
has been verified by her arrival The rates on London
for bills by the steamer are 1864 to those received
by last arrival rather widely stated at lO6h to
az The improyement may he taken, therefore, as
equal TO more than u per cent Commercial letters
indicate the impression that the rates would rise
somewhat higher still. ANY demand Ior specie Tor
that quarter would seem, therefore, to be out of the
question at least to any extent worth naming The
merchants having the most intimate relations with
the United states never calculated indeed that with
ali tho excitement of the high prices Of breadstufs
here carried out by the Hiberna and the shipments
pressed from the other side to take advan
tare OF them above quarter Of million in specie would
be wanted 10 meet commercial balances, II much. IL
NAV be stated also that apprehension has existed
does exist ct the Bank Of England Of any call for specie
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