The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-22

rany and on the whsle there is likely 10 be less
gram TO export than last year. LatIerly purchases
Of barley and rye have been made at Hamburg,
and seme of the ports in the Baltic, on Dutch &C
sount, and il 10 not improbable that Holland and
Belgium will require 10 import wheat. Under these
circumstances the Baltic merchants have shown
no particular anxiety to realize, and full prices
have been insisted on.
Our Danzig letters are Of the 3lst Of August A
toerable extent Of business appears TO have Seen
done there III wheat during the week, some pur'
shases having been made on Dutch account The
latest sales had been parcel of mddliag high
mixed a. as, some fine mixed al ais, lot OF
mixed at 39s., and an inferior parcel al 31s. per
quarter free on board.
At Konigsber9, on the 3lst u!t, there was good
deal Of activity in the trade, some wheat and
considerable quantity OF rye haylg beeh taken
for shipment TO Holland. Pieces OF wheat had nor
varied materially, but the value OF rye had uhder-
gone further rise equal 10 2)s 10 2ls per quarter
free en- board having been paid for good o. lbs
quality. Barley had met with good deal OF al,
tsntion large, weighing 52s lbs per bushel, had
sold at les, and small, Of % lbs weight at IDS per
quarter free on board.
Our Stettin letters are OF me "a instant Inc
transactions in wheat had, since that day week,
been of little interest," but holders had remained very
firm, and full terms bad been insisted on. Pome-
Ianlan of % lbs weight was quoted 4ls,, and other
sorts from SIS. to 40s per quarter, free board
In the neighborhoOd OF Rostock a considerable
suantty OF rain appears TO have fallen about the
close of August but as most Of the grain had been
previously secured, il had not had much influence
on the trade IL had, however, increased the firm
ness of holders, and the htlle new wheat which
had come 10 market had realized equal to 42s. Cd.
10 ABS per quarter, free on board. The quality is
described as very fine, and the weight heavy The
supplies OF barley had been too insignificant. TO al
low Of much business; fair samples weighing SO
lbs were quoted at lSs per quarter, free on board.
Hamburg letters, OF Tuesday, state that the wea-
ther had Tor come days been wet and several or
ders for rye and barley having been received there
from Holland, the tendency of prices had been de-
sidediy upwards Wheat was quoted Is. TO Is. per
iaIa hon fl,.f I ,s,l,
also deareT; for parcels to be shipped in the au-
tsnln from the Baltic, equal to 2ls Sd. per Or free
On board had been paid whst for spring delivery
higher rates had been asked few being i've :; 20
ester into contracts TO ship below p PER a. Tree
on board
From Rotterdam we's..-. mat complete reac-
zion had occurred j. me corn market, and prices Of
some articlss 1eded nearly as much on M 1nday
as they hi advanced on that day week
A, 2utwerp, on Wednesday, business was ike
&c duh, and wheat was certainly ob,ainab!c on
easier Terms than before.
in the French markets the excitement of the
previous week had, according 10 the most recent
acooup'-, subsidized; and prices of wheat and -four
rsrsIower at Paris on Wednesday than on that
dSy se'ngkt.