The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-05

fFrom tn. London Mercs q lie Gazette july col
The change which has taken place In the weather
since this day week must be regarded favorable.
The wheat crop might perhaps have received injury
from longer continuance Of drought, but vegetation
generally tood greatly In need OF rain and the appear
ance q the country has already been much improved
by the r.fresbng showers which have fallen The
ported conclusion OF armtice between the Prusau
aud Danish governments together with the
manner In which the growing grain crops progress
sing towards maturity have had depressing influence
on the trade in corn; and the value Of wheat after
having GRADUALLY orept up, during the last month,
about As per qr from the lowest point has reoeded ut
Nss Sm re9 ar TSe rise in Dn. asa 'Gs s
the early part of the present month caused entire
y by the shorness OF the supplies aud the belief that
continuance 81 tho blockade Of many Of the northern
ports 81 turopc by the Danes would prevent shpmeu,s
being made from the baltic Hamburg NC In sufficient
time to rench IA tbis tide II harvest The prospect of
the blockade beng immediately raised has, conse-
quantly had good deal Of influence the minds OF
both buyers and sellers, perhaps more than crcum-
stances warrant; for If the terms proposed should
be seeeccd to by all parties concerned aud bs Mt
once restored stiD considerable time will be required
for vessels 10 get out receive their cargpes and make
the return passage. From the more distant parts,
no supplies Of consequence can reasonably b.
pcoted much before the autinn; but from Hamburg,
Bremen aud other purt- IL is probable that mo-
deratc shipments may be Immediately despatched aud
a. We eth continue from week to week 10 receive
rather large ipC tstiUns from the Black aud Mo.er
rHnsnn sea- the period Of scarcity which feared
might occur b,iore cur crops could Poisibly be
rendered available. j. not likely 90 take place. II.
therefore the weather should coD.uue tocraby pro-
pitous. ana apprehension bs entertained in regard
which has taken place this week In the value Of wheat
will not be very easily recovered Iudepend-nt Of the
rromire of good, IL not abundant yield uf wheat
there Is reason TO anticipate TIA: potatoes all
cut better than in any ssaon siucelsfj The disease
which has proved fatal to the root three years Ia
surccfscn. TO have teco congurrsI saf the re-
IoIts iron al parts d tue kingdom. including the
south snd wet Of Ireland -~Lei- the disorder
previously the meet Nirurnt peak in hixh terms Of
the healthy appengance Of the plant. At Nark lane
business Las been very dull AL parties having con-
duettd thir Operations With NOR. nsn u,vsl cs,t,n
"a al f4 ftfp 10
email bat some ugtase has taken place in the guam
utJ exhibited BY aud carriage tamplss from the home
counter On Monday there was better display on
the EsseI stands than IN any previous occasion for
some weeks past there ALTO f.thcr Offer
ing from kent AZ arst full terms asked by the
fsctors and lev lots were placed cary al sbouI for
rates; but the millrrs ufu.ed 60 continue their
purchase except % reduced prices and sellers being
uIpi TO make the iucesrt, n required large pro-
potion II the wheat remsincd un-old ON edo
nesday there vas thiu attendance, and 80 lit
tie business vas done ss scarcely % warrant
alteration N quotations, nor we're IN. trsusac-
lions q much Importance this morning There
h.s been a pradaal giving ~ay ia prtr.s ani
purchases miaht csrtainy have been male TO-DAY To-
g. 2s quarter below the currency q Monday week
~ srfisas 81 wheat from abroad have amounted to
large supply bss. 80 the absence e active country
demand proved amply sullcieot fDr present purpose
The sales rade on Monday were at decline oils per
quarter. since then further reduction 70 about the
extent has bten submitted 20. without leading 10
eMers'e trsnsactions Most 81 What has been bought
has been taken tor the Yorkshire ket stocks b.ng
smsl ana the consumption large in the manufacturing
disf.cts The metropolitan millers rep.rt slow sale
or nour but tbsy have not hitherto Osered the non
nal top price Foreign ngur has W soms instances.
been sod ~ Their chesper We have received little or no
Ebclsh harley; having however, had plentiful receipts
fftm abroad previous prices have barely been main
tsinsd sud purchases might have ben male easter
eIms tos nofn.ir than in the bcpinung Of ihe week
With the exception ~ $50 quarters q oats c,sstsso
th. whole q the - 80 quarters report.d freg1
The charge in the Weather and the appearance Of
larger sUp lies from abroad than had been cacustei
lave csuftd prices u this grain 10 esi dow
he decline however bas not trcesf-d 81 per quarter
Beans have net sold quite so veil ~ last week aad
rrase have also been sOuteNhat difficult Of disposa
we have card Z, transactions In floating eagocs Of
indlan
Mcsas. Brown, SIMPLIFY a Co.'S CircuI.r.
L.rHrooL. July 20 t3il.
In the Early pert 81 the week experienced an
tive deu sfd for cotton, aud Notwithstanding the
paaivc quetnes DUNG the pat three days, the mar
kst cieses AZ Az sdvsuce ~ "a per IN In al qualities.
The tusnoes fr the week ding this cvcnirg l. ell
pa,da at sup bales. 81 which feculs have taken
25Uto and exporters 1900 balei Uf the American
descriptions seid ~ $50 are orleans al n 53s lgSs0
A shAua and Mobile az 81 o. ~ $50 UplanJs ~
and san Islands At a lsd. NJ. Fsir