The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-21

Prom the London Mercantile Gazette. Julyb1
The weather has been rather unsettled since our
latt Early In the week high winds prevailed in diff
ferent parts of the Kingdom which may have done
some nischlrf by beating down the crops hut
Fl ON this ultimate evil 10 Rntieipated pro-
vided nothing further Of an uufsvorsbe
ter The rain which has fallen since rhurrday morn
ing cae alaed 10 be Of immense service TO all kinds
OF spring corn and pulse; but long continuance OF
Wet would not suit wheat-indeed do not consider
thai the ast few days have been alto her suspicious
for the process of blooming The reports the agri-
cultural districts thus far satisfactory and unless
Thing should hereafter occur To the pros pect
VIC may. calculate on good, though probably not
Early, hsrye't Wy large tity Of hay has
and In the southern counties the crop Is moe,ly
cured The produce is not equal to last year, bu. IL IL
fer better tlan ceusidering the baokwardnsss Of the
spring and The slight progress the growth o grass had
made Up To the micdle of May. could have been
pscted ioia;oes ttem TO be progressing favorably,
both ibis side Of the Channel and IN Ireland That
the crop will aogether escape the disorder which il
has been liable diving several successive seasons
not he rcsscnablJ anticipated aud we probably
from time 10 time, hear OF rumors OF tho disease but
the breadth of land planted With this root very
great small loss would not materially Interfere With
the aggregate produce Thus far We consier the pros
Jccta, In reference 10 the probabis future supply OF
home grown food as highly promtiug and rs fore gn
t"pph'. on HUsIh tcsi cohtihus 70 rive Ne"h hter
week there reason for supporting that We shn run
fhert previous 60 harvest provided nothing 20
iDdpce farmers ard merchants 10 Withhold supplies.
From IisGposl we learn that 1900 qrs wheat
1c.tO0 quarters Indian corn. ard rs 900 sacks and
IL Geo barrels nsur had been received during hc
ending let int Notwithstanding this large add ion 20
the synIsle quantity on the market, noo wheat was
not cheaper On Tuesday than that day So Dnight,
aud the decline secondary sorts amounted to only
ID. per 1Ub. Indian corn WAS however. ofsred con-
tiderablv lover without leading 20 much business.
Al Mark lane. the trade has remained hrm, hat
buyers have generally acted with extrsms csstioo,
end the transactions in most Articles have b,.n on
quite retail scale ON Monday We had an unusually
t-nell show OF wheat by lAnd-caria.e pies from
the home couBtiss. and scarcely any rem more dis
tant parts Of the Kingdom. Factors we're, conse-
queHtly. unwillirg to take less money than be-
fore and though the milers we're not free buyers,
tsiDg in want Of trsal quantities Of fresh Euel-h
wheat for mixing. sellers succeeded In clesrng
the stands at prices similar TO those current on
stands we're quite bare, and this raorEng the display
Of sampes we're Egain scanty In which state OF affairs
but little busineis was done and guotstoDs under
vent noctarge. The arrvsls from abroad have been
amply sufficient 10 meet the de Issnd having had only
sr.tah country inquiry. The ssgrtgste quantity OF
what Sid on Monday vas lees than usual but supe.
ror sorts not parted with ~ bower rates than be-
fore end where less money vas taken the difference
in quality equal TO the clarence 10 price On
"Wednesday there few country mlers who
tsok smsll lots II good Dsntze wheat about former
terms ard this morning there inclination %
esy Than esIler In the week. FLOUR fresh ground,
spd Lfrftcily sweet. has been In fteaiy request
throup bout thu wctk, and has commanded pre-
vious prices other descriptions have been anost
wholly utgleo,ed English barley has ceased to
forward anl its vala- must At present he REGARDED
as nominal ~ Arsi~n have had COED receipt;
owing, borcvsr. - ~. absence q any home supTty
sound euai,iss OF foreign hsvs sesr ia armly. q,
late rates; the transactions In malt asc been uBim
ertsnt. and its vsloe has underrons no variation.
The arvas OF osts coastwise and roa Scotland have
been rsry tmaA and tho ugh We have again to report
fair receipts from shrosd most 81 the lsttc1 hav
coma to hand in had condition frssh s-eet corn hiss
rather tended up.aTss In value bat notice nc
i'm pfovtmtnt either In the demanl for tae value o.
tbs oommoaer kipds. Beans "a all SORTS have bss n
haid with much frmne,s at late rnte~; and meas
hovgh net much sought after, have not been offered
AZ al loser than last week The Trish demand Tor
Indian cora havinralmott Wholly sebsi1rd nothiDa
Of Interest has ranspired since cur last In aoAtns