The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-21

operations with extreme caution The weather has,
throughout the week bean highly favorable for the nsr
carried; learn. however, that the rain which fell
about the middle Of the menh did more or less injury,
the grain having In instances sprouted In the ear
In regard to the yield to the the reports
ally Of satisfactory character; and It IL now the pre-
vailing opinion that the produce Of wheat will be
fully equal to that of average whilst barley
and oats are described as very abundant crops The
have, on the other hand, become less favorable
particularly those received within the last few
days from Scotland and Ireland but, owing to the
belief that there will be abundance of grain the
partial failure Of potatoes Is looked upon with less
than formerly and prices Of ell articles have continued
to decline at all the leading provincial markets held dur
ing the week. The Liverpool market was, however nu-
msrousy attended by buyers from distant parts Of the
to -four than TO wheat and whilst the latter article re-
coded Sd per 70 ID the former cd to Is per Dbl
maintained; still large amount of bushnell was done
on Friday the best brands of western canal bringing
aSs 3D. and secondary sorts GAS to 26s Dbl Owing
toes Indian excited good deal of attention At
Liverpool on Friday, but it necessary accept low
terms to effect sales Farmers being still busy ocou-
pied in the fields little time been afforded to thrash
or bring new corn to market and the supplies at the
leading towns in the agricultural districts have been
quite moderate; the quantity brought forward has
nevertheless, proved than equal TO the demand
ana prices have undergone further depression we'll
t the dnerent shipping ports the coast as at
the principal markets in the interior The quality of
the new wheat stated to be inferior to the growth of
allowed TO average from 60lb 64lb we are inclined
TO think that there is not much complaint
Our letters from Scotland and Ireland inform tn
the weather had been fully as favorable In those couu
tries as with US; and with the exception of potatoes
which as already ntimated believed to have been
extensively attacked by the disease of last yearthe
crops promised uncommony well. small parcel or
two Of new Irish wheat have already arrived at Liver
pool, OF nne quality and in good condition.
Though the arrivals Of wheat coastwise into London
have not been by any large only alas quarters
having been received to this saturday. evening the
supply has proved amply sufficient to satisfy the de-
mand and business at Marklane has remained in very
dull state The few parcels exhibited Wednesday by
landcarriage samples from Essex and Kent were placed
with difficulty, and the turn decidedly in favor
the buyer On Friday there scarcely thing fresh
but the millers inclined to buy than
earlier IN the week. and factors being anxious realize
Is 70 70 per below the currency of Mon
nue. to receive liberal supplies of heat from abroad up
wards OF 2ob1s quarters having again to hand this
week The London warehouses, which a few months
ago we're almost empty well stored; indeed gra
nary room is becoming The transactions in
foreign wheat have throughout the week been on q re-
sriced scale, the town mers having refused to pur.
chase more than absolutely necessary for their immed
ate wants and the country demand having rather fallen
OIL than Increased The sales effected Wednesday were
at terms barely equal to those previously obtained and
on Friday reduction Of Is per quarter pretty gen.
were OF quite O retail character.
Town-made -four has been very difficult of disposal
interfered with the sale Of that of home
the top price has remained nominay unaltered. but
csuntry have been offered at irregular rates The
consumption of American flour has been extensive for
some weeks past and only 492 barrels have arrived
during the last eight days the stocks the spot
peen Qimnished the best brands have commanded 26s
per barrel and secondary 23s to
39s per barrel 1t is impossible to say what quantity
may stu be on passage from the United States Cana
ia to this country but there be doubt that the
tone OF tae recent advces from Great Britain will have
the effect of checking further shipments
The receipts Of English barley have been quite mode
rats; put more liberia! supplies being expected
harvest operations shall have been brought to close
buyers have shown no anxiety to purchase The few
lots Of new brought forward have however commanded
about the same terms as on Monday. OF inferior TO-
reign barley there is On abundance the market
comparatively little being just required for feeding
it has been almost impossible to make to any ex
tent. In the absence of bxsness of Importance il Is
difficult to give quotations.; there can be no doubt
however, that importers would gladly have made fur
hsr concession IT. by so doing they could have
Quotations of malt have undergone no change requir
ing notice, more frmness having been shown by hold
have been expected.
slight increase has taken place in the arrivals of
from coas and quarters from Ireland from
the latter quarter may calculate soon receiving
some quantity Of new. With this prospect before us
has remained In an exceedingly depressed state On
Wednesday Russian oats offered 3D. per quarter
below Mondays rates still the dealers acted with great
caution; aud this also the Friday though
further abatement Of Cd per quarter IN some in
at 2os to 2ls and of the out OF conditioned
goes have been forced of at lis to ISIS to lss per Or
In beans there has not been much passing and prices
have undergone change requiring notice
very lew new peas have appeared Mt market and last
Mondays advance has been maintained
The finer kinds of Indian corn which have been held
relatively high have been wholly neglected whilst the
inferior sorts have been taken to fair extent at low
prices, for pig feeding.
The reports from the northern countries of Europe
continue to give very favorable estimates the probable
result of the harvest Letters from Dantsic of the
inst inform us that the weather had almost upu
terruptedly fine and that considerable portion of the
crops grown in the immediate neighborhood had
been secured whilst the advices Upper and Lower
Poland represented the harvest as highly pro-
missing Under these Giro umstances and with continued
dull accounts hence hardly anything had done in
the corn market. The very reduced state of stock
there being then only about 500 lasts in granary
caused holders to exhibit considerable rmness and the
best high mixed qualities weighing 81 lbs then held
at sos 10 5Is per quarter and secondary descriptions
from 52s to sos per quarter free board Whilst the
grain crops were 80 we'll spoken Of potatoes rapidly
going Of the disease Of the last years having again
attacked that root extensively This circumstance had
10 influenced the price Of rye and good Sc
ID to 81 ID qualities held equal to 35s to 36s
per quarter.
From Kongsberg we have also advices of the 2lst
which give similar account of the probable result of
the harvest to that contained in our Dantsc letters
The weather had for time was then yery
hne and an abundant yield of grain confidently e
pected
From Rostock learn that the greater proporton of
the wheat grown in that neighborhood had been safely
housed and nearly the whole having carted during
tine weather. excellent CROP both regards quantity
and quality was calculated on
From Hamburger ur advices of Tuesdays date -
Owing to unfavoable reports from Holland and Belgium