The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-02
The European Corn Trade.


With continuance Of highly favorable weather farm
have been enabled to make rapid progress with
harvest and vast amount OF work has been completed
during the week in very satisfactory manner few
hunder showers have been experienced In different parts
the kingdom bur the amount of rain which has fallen
has not been sufficient to interrupt the carrying OF corn
aud large quantity of grain has been safely got into
the stack ards In proportion reapng has been pro-
ce. ded with the evidence in favor OF good yield has
increassd end 1t neay certain that the acreabe
produce ef wheat we'll OF spring corn, will be quite
equal 10 that Of good average years A. regards the
quality the reports likewise Of favorable eharacterj
but hitherto the supplies OF new grain brouBb. forward
insament being formed on that point we have,
however heard OF instances Of great weight, which
may in general lie regarded "a toerahy sufe indica-
tion fine quality One great advantage resulting from
the Lnnterr upt, lily fine weather with which have
during the last three weeks has been that
bayy rains OF July has become thoroughly dry even in
those localities where It odgeC badly TO pre-
vent It's r aiming upright postoni we allGce more
culary to the prOaass the lands Lincoln
shire and Csmbrid,shire Under lsse circumstances
Titus. WILDE comparatively triing sprout anf mudev
have been prevented, and. though he qusliy msy in
cttain localities 10 somerhat coaro the east oesst ar-
ers will be much bstez Of than hey last yer
The ONLY serious drawback to tho geuersl1 promising
prospecis the state Of the poiaa crop The blight Is
certainly pEss ling well IN u east as The west OF
England and the rtpeTs rcm Iceland hare within the
last eilht days become rather nlsraisg with
b.iay lYosed 20 place iDr,e reliance on al that
has an saii and vrAien tbs subject
thelrss iucned 20 believe that n coni erahe rfopor-
ton of he 'oiato cop will be audt for storing which
will be y sous usa to the irnJnuch ait Will
obge thera to foias large qussisics on IN mset ana
The east. see, q iris state osthings sill be to
dscrvase .he csnszr ptiou G: other hncs OF bod anG
osnssquiiJ te lower the valne tamRorariy q wheat
and uihsr sorts "a sran. witch will aluct smalle-
elias q ~ uo- tvho obliged 70 thTtsh soon sit9-
bsivss disa lvsntageousy On tha Whole there IS ti
ptosyret os higher prices than thogs Surrens. Ld
IN 40 the seahei sbrala conigc hne to allow
the harvest TO he hnlstad fsvorably IL has been
e,n H. esI We sn 1 na,s 49, 49,
maSs issn We havs had frt r t's harvest OF 1850 to
trough the sur.llss e. What from the growers hav,
ben very snail since last and the arrivals from
abroal only odsrate further decline has taken pac
4 IN glsces q all TIE provit sial eadirg markets.
! The provincial markets during the week have expe
| riercea n ,lighi decline.
The arrivals Of wheat coas.wise into TIA pert Of Lon
don ha- bssn very small only ga qrs having been re
ported during the wovk ending on Saturday evening.
few pO cesoi new have been shown since Monday, gem
! rally in good condition; but what has hitherto bee
brcugh forward has not been sufficient 70 iord data
juaer.s Of the quality Of this ysars produce.
Are quantity CT wheat exhibited st Mark lar
by land carriage sampss from the nslghborin
sniss has been small, hut the demand has bee
very circrmscrib d. and trias as has been the sappt
has proved than sufficient to satisfy the inqur
portion q the wheat offered from Kentcs Mondsyw
lift stl unsold at the close Of business on Friday ana
question vh,th,r tn, milers would have been induced
lave purchase even II the factors had been wiihns
Il accept lower terms. There however, no uisp
l. 10 awe way and the few tsiGog bargains closed
e w.opesday as well Friday were at price, s""
p those current in the beginning OF the wee ,sra,
Abe arrivals of wheat from asIsaG y. MS na- Is ri
Is ondrshe The country inquiry having for some tin
Dc rast been quite upimptrtant The local inquiry ~
,e trsusbaut The week slow many OF the town mi
"a 80 h,,r, sti fair quantities Of foreign wheat on han
:, importers sre evidently becoming somewhat anxious
Va realize but they have RETAINED thu, lar IRON steml
ing to press ssts and needy buyers had to pay as mu
spsv FOR coed qualities at the close of the week
ne Monday The dry condition in which the crops
be ns Ssryeted L. decidedly against holders Of old ehe
he ara What u still abroad should be secured "a fsv
is shiy as that already carried there will not 70 much
m css;on TO employ old for mixing. The operations
floating csrgoes arrived of the coast lave not been
be merCus but sellers have In general insisted sin
"a terms to these previously asked say 3ls. per luiE