The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-08-12
The Corn Trade Of Europe.
rYrom the Mark Lane Express, July 20

.on vet the unsettled state Of the weather enabled
i.m to realize fully the rates Of the previous week
The raius having been beneficial to the spring corn
prevented ANY further advance In prices. but the
accounts generally agree that the stock throughout the
c0untry very lo~ At the Uutports at Lv
sfpoo Friday the character of ths weather induced
hrmsr feeling In the trade, which also the
an oodoD aud full piees realized for the sales
effected bgt the business doue not extensive.
In hosling OF wnsat anu la liam there
sev fresh arrivals Cd the coast out the ho i.rs gene
rally being firm In their demands tue transactions
ooy 70 limited extent. The accounts Of the French
markets state that the prices have generally rather given
vay but the crop " wheat expected to fail short OF
the produce e the last years At this morning
nars the fr-h supply OF wheat short from Essex,
tolersby good rom Kent; theirs very little from
any other susrter rhe mi-rs noe appearing anxious
buyers the ssss proceeded sl'siy but the whole was
ultimately cleared III al last Mondays prices Foreiea
also obtained the prices but the business done was
limited the holders. howvver. stil continue indifferent
about selling Thrre not English barley on safe,
and for~xn for grinding was In good demand at fully
er~,ioas rates Malt continues fair demand,
but without variation in the prices Oats from the in
crcs<d for'gn srrsalsAss scarcely obtained ist hon
days ysiees Beans aud eG met rather more dc nand
fer the interior, ard had rather an upward teaiency
fiour remains The same last week the arrivals Of
Srnch eing emily modcrste and the quantity VI fresh
nour bsnd being small the late rates generally
nsintain~d Fostnx caTgoes OF wheat and Indian
continue the sane the holders generally resisting any
decliae
The mos, recent adyices from abroad inform US
that the weather, which had previously been rather
unsettled. had become tine; aud though the &C
coonts respecting the crops are not OF dc ,idedy
favorable chara ster, inclined 10 think that
che harvest on ths Continent will turn out tOlera-
bly veil
In Pelsni, the wheat IL said to have exhibited
synptoms q disease; but the account from most of
the countries bordering the Bstc, describe the
ifcspeets Tor the harvrs as pro nSing
Letters from uantflc dated 18Th inst, state .ha.
abe disposition 70 purchase wheat had rather
absted; about $500 isrter, had. nevertheless,
changed hands during the week, at similar prices
90 thosc previously current, tSs 10 Ills per quarter
having been pad tor tine high mixed, sad cor
Poland, wheat was said o. have become very scarce,
and prices we're higher at Wsrsaw than at Daatric.
Shipments 60 Great Britain coniinae Ca be made and
during the week. eleven vessels capable Of carrying
about "a ,oeo quarters, have been chartered. The
freight paid tor London had been 3s Id. % Be- 81;
Cor Liverpool, a.. 70 O. 2d and tor the st coast
and Scotland. p. ~. up to Is. per quarter for
wheat.
The most recent reports from stettin speak favor
nby Of the crops Ia that hborh pod; and though
sellers Of wheat had shown a disposition to fscili-
tate business By accepting rather loser terms taan
before, fsw ba1gains had, for several days. been
closed The demand Tor sprias corr had l,sewse
fallen of, ar barley aud oats had rceedcd a. to Is
~. per quarter In value.
Al Rosiock, holders Of wheat appear at length
20 have bcyotne somewhat more tractsble; still,
Gne quslitie. had been sold below ios. TO Ia.
per quarter Tree 81 board
Ad,ices from Strslsund. Of the Pa July. state
that very little business had been done there. the
improvc,len, which the weather had undo rgone
having checked the disposition To buy.
At Hamburg on Tuesday. business In wheat vas
~cry dull, ana the small advance established the
week before entirely lost. The weather Was
.hea, sua had for time been, very favorable
Coz the growing crops, which were fast approaching
maturity. The inquiry Tor barley had stackcned,
1ndths sales Of parcels " DC shipped from DANISH
porte bad since The previous pos, d,y, boon unn-
roItant: nndrcd, Weighing 81 20 ,, los, had been
ogcrod a. 49,. 90 and Kindred, OF the same
weight at BE per qrsr,.r. free on board Oats had
no, been sold loser then before, ~. TO 30 per
quarter fec on board having bcca asked Ior ~ 20
~ pour do ianish, and Us 81 per quarter cost ana
freight 10 rest hrtan tving been insisted Zoe
II Petersburg. on passage
UrOnirgcn letters Of the 2ii July, inform u that
.ome rcfrCsLipg rains had fallen, by which the
-prng sOvn crops had been much benefited, but
the harvest was not expected 20 DC particularly pro-
luctye, the spring and suniner having proved un.
favorable 20 vegetation Feed oats were taen quoted
HIS I'd 20 It's ~ weight 10 20 30 pounds, ana Po-
land, Of ~ 10 " p0uLE weight, were held al lis
~ 10 lt- per quarter, ircc on board.
The reports from France in regard 10 the bsrvest,
are still, Of very conflicting character, but the re-
Gas at QUO tiroe expected. The dun advices from
4 hence had not been altogether without infu-
scnce. and rTioes q wheat and -four had rcceded
more or les AZ all the principal markets
From America We learn ID ~ bountlful harvest
Sas calculated on, and samples Of new southern
wheat Of fine quality had already appeared ia the
New York market on the -th inst. some further
rise had taken place II prices Of hour, In conse.
the prevailing opinion that, II unsupported by Gu
tensivc export orders, quotation. would not be sup
ported, the stocks being heavy at most Of the port
of the sea board
IRON the Liverpool Courier. July 90
Though We have oxps''enced very chsngeabl'
weather Of late, the gram trade has been Tree Q
everything approaching excitement The eariI
par, Of the week vas favorable. but rain set ~ OF
Tuesday night and n'iBued, With scarcely AM
internii-sioD, tor IA ally eight and fUrty hour.
he fall ~ h.. = lrt he home tina
in the eistric q inr'aef -saoved from the mctropo
lie, and IN EsssN ard Neat the crops ecre mael
beaten down: trt sasia~f any ultiuste inl iry vi
result from tlis a. cunis sn,e vii depend on th
kind OF weathei n ufay follow From the Md
land and northern c'ustirs the reports respecting
che appearance tf the cfvps are, ON the whole, 81
satisfactory tsturei aud ther can DC no aoao,
that any mschicf which may have been d. ne q
the crops In the early districis vii be partly Ia
lanced by the good liscly 20 accrue "a the NOR
backward localities.
Where the showcrs have no, been 90 heavy In a.
ueigbboIhood Of London. wheat would prohab
be bcncftted rather than injarcd and that Al ni
Of spring corn, pulsc aud green crops. must haf
prohtcd BY tao rain. canned be quessioned
The least eucoursg ing ccgsnts that have "
reached from the Zen lstds ~ l.inrelnshir
and Csnbr jgcshirs, where .hsat u sait o. say
suffered whom Va bloom ny the night frosts n N
early part e the month.
ON the whole. wc acknewledge o. feeling q o.
oasiness a. 10 the rcsut q The harvest. thoaEh y
ere inclined 10 think thai month ~ feaily Bee ~
add weather would iniure a fsif sitld II vnesi
The lsteue.s Of the stason r. in hseli sut tet
reas, xye r,se o. doubts o. TIE fuftuuats o.
uination OF the har,cst. With The esceTttoa q
fc5Trat hes In early disiricis. hard, sny eofn ID
yet been cut, ar Gidef The snosi ausfieeut eueu
stances feaping can hardly se skpec,sd % o. SS",
raj Till the secoud OF thud wesk IN Aurusf.
With regard 90 the future fange ~ tricts' "a
same uncertainty exists bat car imprsssien .
that tia, point will not depcud altprs hsf "a "a
yieid % The crops IN rrea, MiiAin. ashe'e.e
here. IL not very great, wouid not hsrs any 81
portant inAucncc on ggOtatiols. n ths ctuTs she q
prove moderately productive over the fesi 81 ~
rc'y, Amtfica, &c AId our farmer wou 4. ~ tnl
cssc. again End themsclyes "a the anne oaiioa
iast year. viz, with low prirs- ana ahSft cruTs
state OF thing w sh0uld gfeatiy lsment tfut "a
IOrtations ~ foreign gran mast slHayl progs 4
furious b. h bone gtvsCf, bat Ia bad seasuas, a
hardship . the producer DUii - materially J
creased
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