The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-21

mica mt and according to the most recent from
the United States very little was being shipped to
Great Britain.
The arrivals of home grown barley have been very
small, and from abroad only 7195 qrs. have to
band Meanwhile we nave experienced rather an ex-
tensive country demand, and the upward movement
which commenced last week has continued The total
rise from the lowest pon of depression may be estma
having been held at 25s to rs and really fine heavy
parcels at 2ss per Or The increased demand for this
article has doubt been partly caused by the expec
tation of large consumption of meal should the 20
tato crop prove as defective as apprehended
Malt has been held with much firmness, but quo
table alteration has occurred in its value Stocks
reported to be small and higher prices calculated
on, later In the year.
The market has been very indiferently supplied with
English and Scotch oats nd though the receipts
Ireland have somewhat increased the foreign arrivals
having at the time fallen Off the total supply has
been small. The trade has not at any period Of the
week been lively, but the dealers have manifested
rather disposition get into stock which has led
to advance Of I'd TO Is per Or the currency of
consists Of inferior qualities; fine has become
really scarce, md brings relatively higher prices than
There has been very little doing in English beans
and quotations have remained much the same rs be-
fore. The advance established on Egyptian, on Mon
day last. bas caused falling oil in the demand and
compar ativey few parcels have changed hands.
OF bome-erow peas, hardly a sample has come for.
ward, and ntion has consequently been direc ted
to foreign, of which there is still Quantity in
warehouse Good boilers, were, on Wednesday, held at
3ss per or but afterwards sellers became more anx
Holders Of Indian corn have raised their preteu-
sions materially, in anticipation OF demand from
Ireland meanwhile, the inquiry from thence has
rather fallen of than increased and the terms asked
being above the limits of the orders which have been
received the business actually done has been incon-
siderable
From Baltic advices. II appears that rood deal
OF San fell the continent. about the same time that
the wet weather experienced here; but the reports
as the probabe result of the harvest are on the
whole of encouraging character. Except from
Holland and Belgium, very little is ard OF the potato
deeease, but in those countries, IL be
general, than with ia.
OR Danzig letters are of the 22d Jrly The long
expected supplies Of wheat down the Nistula had SC
length been received; notwithstanding chich, and
though the from this side bad that time
bee very dull holders had insisted full terms aud
fair of business had been done at prices equal
TO 42s ID 30 As per qr. for fine high mixed quali
ties and cosrespon ding terms for other sorts Vessels
plentiful and freight TO Great Britain low IS
to "a 4d perr.
Tie advices from Rostock. Strsisund and neghbox-
ing ports generally speak well Of s crops but stocks
being everywhere low. full terms Ad been asked the
prices demn nded having been equal TO Ss mp to dis
per ar. free on boas1), according 10 quaiity.
The r. ports Of the rise in our market IN The 24th
had course net been received but thatte effect OF
the advance at Mark Lane will be to drive quotations
up materially all oNer the Baltic cannot be Aoubted
oor Hamburg letters, o. Tuesdays date iniofn Va