The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-04

than on Monday. Egyptian and other ,ntsr,or .or,.
have been comparatively neglected though offered re-
In quotations of town made nour no change bas A..
CURED nor has the demand been by any means lively
American hour has met with n moderate share ~ a.
tenton, but former rates have not been exceeded
to ass per on being s rates for the best
ted States have been rather liberal hch has tended
keep prices steady.
retail scale or English hardly any has come to
ket and the finer have held firmly at former
qualities have come forward; and though these have
been offered at very low rates much difficulty has been
The business done in malt has been on a strictly rs-
tail scale and no change has occurred in the value Of
The arrivals of British grown oats have been scanty
in the extreme only so quarters having been received
from Ireland The receipts from abroad have, mean
whle been moderate and it would appear that the Riga
pretV W. Of .s s dealers
lions cautiously this week. On Wednesday the pur-
cnases were mostly by countrymen, and the demand
was not sucenty extensive to enable sellers
blish an advance On Friday however, cd to Ia per Or
more was asked and pretty generally paid for Riga and
has been rather doing in beans prices
OF both English and Egyptian have tended upwards
reas nave been neglected in the absence of bust
ness, prices have undergone change
indian corn does not appear to increase in with
ne ihnapanth OF the metropolis, and the sale in this
market Ia very restricted. SO little has been done in
Inc article since our last that scarcely give its
| IRENE price for the best
FROM the continent OF Europe the reports az to the
weather ana the crops almost of favor
able character In some Of the southern con-
siderable progress had been made indeed in Itay and
the south OF France the crops be said to
secured From these places, well from those where
reapiDg had not yet been commenced, learn that
very abundant yield calculated on but stocks
being all but exhausted, prices had been well main
tanned.
letter from Marseilles dated 10th of July informs
US that the stock Of corn which had only a month be-
fore consisted of charges had in consequence
OF the enormous country demand been reduced to be-
tween 100000 and 100000 charges and expected
that the supplies which might still forward from
the Black Sea would meet a ready sale.
From Ancona we learn, under date Ord inst that the
harvest had been finished in that neighborhood and
OF very fine quality. These had been taken by local
consumers at prices equal to 3ss to 3ss per Or
| on board.
From the Baltic the accounts very dull this week,
but the extreme scarcity Of wheat had prices
| falling 30 much az they otherwise might have done
At Danzig the 10th Of July prices ranged from COS
to 6Ss Or free board and these rates about
$50 lasts had changed hands during the week.
The advces from Rostock, Stettin, Konigsberg, &c
are without the slightest interest. At these places
hardly any wheat IL, informed left in the gra-
naries and the supplies from growers having
nearly ceased, the business transacted had been .
strictly retail scale and prices had become almost noi
nal.
Such also to have the at Hamburg but
the extreme scarcity of wheat had rendered holders
willing to accept below up Sos per Or for good
parcels of red on the spot
The following the fluctuations in the average
price OF wheat during the six weeks ending Saturday
' July TO-