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

lave In some been offered rather cheaner than
sd anu seconaary KINDS OF American -four have bser
The arrivals from abroad have consisted of 800 sscs
from france, and 23is barrels from States
Scarcely sample Of English barley been exhibited
stree last Monday and in the absrnee business
have remained neminaly unalteredi bu. we question
lied last Monday will be supported The receipts q
barley from abroad have not bsen particularly large
and the downward movement In prices noticed on Mon
DAY has been checked
Operations in the article were not extensive either
en- Wednesday Friday but needy bayers had to pay
quite fsrmtr terms.
The inquiry for malt has not been active during any
period Of the week and though prices have not been
quoted lower the turn has been IN favor OF the pur
cbaser.
The arrivals Of home grown oats have been moderate
having consisted principally Of few lots Of From
abroad the plies have been much less abundant than
the preceding week and rmer tone has been assumed
by sellers Most Of the English oats brought for
ward have been Of fine quality and heavy weight and
this expected to turn out well in this country Is
well as in Ireland large proportion OF the lately re-
pressure on Inc market has diminished and full terms
have been asked this week for rod sweet Qualities
The business done Wednesday was at about previous
prices and though slightly enhanced rates were in par
tia instances obtained Friday the rise was not SUM
GENTLY general to render any alteration in quotations
The few small lots Of English beans brought forward
have been sold without giving in price Egg ptians
have met with very little atteution
There has been disposition 90 buy Indian corn free
board dstant ports under she impression that the
article will be wanted later in the Parcels close ct
hand have been fcut to place, slough offered rsas-
The continued dru reports from hence have not been
without ipersnce on the gISn sraoe
their pretensions The weather appears 10 nave been
similar to that experienced IN this country over great
part continental Europe and harvest operations have
progressed very fayoraby There 10 tah Of potato
disease both in Germany an1 the Netherlands but the
corn crops generally descrsed as good though not
Letters from Danszg dated 10Th inst state that sup
plies Of wheat from the interior had fallen ohi stl
had aaV ok m civ
parcel of good lower Polish mixed wheat Weighing
81 lbs to o. lbs had been sold day two before st
$685. ed for parcel oe tine high mixed aim wheat SSs
per had been bid but the holder had refused to &C
wards a vessel had been chartered for the Firth of
Forth at Is Cd for Goole at Is I'd, and for
Advces from stettin describe business as almost at
stand at that port little or no export demand having
vest fast drawing to close In that neghborhood,
and the produee would, it x'as believed be ve-y salts
factory.
From Rostock we have adviccs dated 18th inst which
inform that the weather ha for time BEEN and
was thep favorable for the outstanding crops; still har
vest had only been partially commenced and would not
it expected be general for fortnight from that date
The prospects regarded good and large yield Of
wheat and barley anticipated Many of the holders
of wheat in granary still refused accommodate them
selves to but the wheat brought forward
from the interior had been offered at SIS per quarter
free on board the weight being % lbs to 6S lbs per
bushel. This shows decline on previous quotations
from thence.
seems to have been downvars but The fall has not been
great in this country and the recent shipments
from thence to England will lose money.
Hamburg letters of Tuesdays date, state that hardly
sale Of wheat had taken place since the previous post
day and that prices had become to certain extent no.
ninal Upland wheat of % lbs to "a lbs was then
quoted 35s up to s and wahren of the latter weight
Sss Cd per quarter free board OTers had been re-
ceived at Lower Baltic ports at 3ss Cd quarter free
board Spring had excited little attention but
barley had not been pressngly offered Old Sase on the
spot having been held at 28s 3D. and SO lbs to 50 lbs
ty frep0 boar mt
per quarter.
The advces France ia resrec. to the harvest are
Of somewhat conflicting character but on the whole,
there Is to believe that the produce OF wheat
though less abundant than last year. will not fall mate
reilly short of that OF moderately good average season
The accounts Paris describe business in four aud
wheat dull and prices OF both articles were lower on
Thursday than earlier in the week.
Prom the Medterrar can we have nothing to COM
muncae prices Of wheat are relatively higher In that
quarter than at the nearer continental ports ana there
consequently net much prospect Of advantageous bu-
sipets being done with the south.
rrcssrs. Brown, SIMPLIFY 4 cc.'s Circular.
LrvERrooL, August 10, 1851.
Since the date Of the above circular have to report
active demand for cotton at scvence OF one eighth
Of penny per Id In the low and middhng qualities fair
and upwards being very steady, but without improve
IL l6d uplands led per Id Sales for tn. four days
ending this evening 81 900 bales Of which 500
speculation, and $50 for export.
The harvest is now progressing favorasly and
market Is depressed than ever. business being
limited at decline of Cd per Dbl In Four and "a per
20 lbs in wheat l9s Cd II the TOP price for Anne
rcan -four and about o0O bbls of Western canal out
Ct condition, have been sold to-day at les Cd lis 3D.
per Dbl
Mr.. William Parle's Ciren Iar.
LyrnPooL CoRN ExcHANGE, Aug 10.
In the Of week less rain reported
TO have fallen in many parts Of this country and Ire
land but no spprehenons are expressed OF any inur
Effects having been produced upon the crops; with
the exception however OF the districts harvest
Is stated to be going on successuly,a toleraos PORTE:
Of 1t in the south of England being already sscured
lmpOrtallOns
y all the leading sesports Of the United Kingdom rom
prices almost invariably on the decline.
The arrivals into this port during the week endng ye
terdsy. comprise moderate increase OF Engisa anu
Irish produce prodgivus augmentatien OF wneat and
flour from abroad with good supply .; Indian corn,
and ir import Of other foreign grain, as enumerated
below.
In tss circle Of the country harvest Is progressing RAJ
pidy with Gne weather and the appearances II every
rpecies OF grain and potatoes yielding fun ACREAGE
not abundant crops notwithstanding which, and the
favorable accounts Of harvest in tins southern counties
market this morning was well attended ~ Dome sna
country mixers and good qualities Of British and foreign
vbests in moderate but py re means in Lively re-
QUEST ocne Of ID to I'd per 20 lbs fror the rates
Of the day week States aud Ca ,adsn Hour
10 be taken 20 a fair araoun priue brands c some In
stances recsdng sd &c 3D. and AL Interior trades 20
Is per bill whist choice marks u French paintaineu
late prices second and third elias samples ony giving
Rarsv and m all, although ir slow demhna. remained
nornnsy uualtered in sas ana the general runs
Of beans offered ON lower Terms wiz h,ts enee.,
Egyptians only suggesting PR scrs rses Ssa oa
IA
demand for each Old oatm s was sal8stls NJ FORMER
prices and new a. abster snt Of Cd. per load A..
Indian corn ur4sl the spot met fsir inquiry on tne
ts-o Of this day week but N coating aars,os no sAes
/ tsansyiT to dsr -
| Prisss curreni in LvcspOG per rEaperisl standard
-sesaay Augusa igls5l-yoreigu-Wh per 20 los :
Canadian nixsd and rta s. "a. " Sd; white, 5s %
ass "a Unite States do 81 I'd "a "a 81 white. 5s I'd
a s. led Rye. per 60 lsS-Ba.tic, &c So Cd IS -
Barley per ~ lbs grinding, 81 30 3s Cd oats per
va "a iod as Russian. .. I'd n led Beam. Per q
European sos a 35s Egyptian. psz aS0 los 2ss Cd 20
Pea, Per quarter Ba'Vc sc white, zes. jos cans
dian sss q aqs Indian corn rsr 4so los American ye
| low 2ss 81 a zee white. as Cd rs. Cd French
| Spanish, Italian, &c yellow. 2,s 21i white zus.
26s Cd ttrail and GslstE 26s US Indian corn ncs
per lgo lbs l3s CO lis FSur, per bill lt5 lbs cans
dian sweet To- tgs Cd United States Western eass
sweet iSs ca Loe. ca OHIO i9s s0si DO fhis,.
pbia and Baltimore, sweet lps 2o<; New oriesn, '
ca los Ga do aud Canaaiaa heated ani sour. "a,
l6s Cd; pr sack $50 lbs Preach Zoe ana s'Ps'""'
- Coz extra, 33s. a s1s