The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-14

/ s.s7i ars Meanwhile but little has been brought
forward by land carriage samples from the neigh-
boring counties indeed, the Essex, Kent, and SUI
foil stands we're nearly bare both on Wednesday
and Friday and the trans actions have been on
quite retail scale In proportion as the weather
has assumed a mere settled appearance so has tho
disposition to buy wheat diminished, and on Friday
scarcely anything done. In this position Of A.
fairs quotations remained nominaly unaltered, but
the feeling WAS certainly towards decllne-buyers
refusing positively to pay previous prices Foreign
wheat has come rather freely to hand, 81 $50 qrs
having been received at this port during the week
| A portion Of this supply is again from Hol-
land, though prices have all along been
| higher in the Dutch markets than at Mark
Lane. Up to Wednesday holders appeared very
firm, but subsequently there were slight symptoms
| Of giving way, and purchases might, wo think, IN
| some instances, have been made on rather easier
terms on Friday than in the commencement OF the
week. Owing, however, to the trifing nature OF
the operations, prices were not In general quoted
lower than before. Good qualities of Baltic red
wheat still held at los per quarter and other
sorts at corresponding rates. The inclination to
purchase floating csIgoes of wheat has in great
measure subsideo and the business done during tho
week in this branch of the trade has been unim-
portant. Tho arrivals from the Black Sea, &c, OIL
the coast have been small, and there has conse-
quently been anxiety to press sales. The offers
of wheat free board at Baltic ports have rather
increased of late. but the rates asked have been out
Of proportion to the value OF similar qualities on the
closed-for 81 to 62 lbs. Pomeranan red As. per
quarter, cost, freight, and insurance, has been de-
manded.
The top quotation Of town manufactured -four
has remained nominally unalered, but the sale has
been exceedingly slow throughout the week. Coun-
try flour hos also moved off very tardily and French
has not sold SO readily as before The arrivals from
America have been liberal. viz 27 600 barrels. Q
o tH ON r dss less p msasy ssnssag
some Instances, taken to facilitate business.
Indian corn has excited very little attention.
BY the most recent advces from the Baltic, we
learn that harvest operations fast drawing to
close the weather having for the most part been
OF favorable character. AS yet, it is difficult to
obtain accurate information to the result Of tn
various crops. but We are inclined to think that thu
produce OF wheat will be much better both in guam
tty and quality in most Of the northern continental
countries, than In England. Spring is likely,
on the other hand to yield short, but we do not
hear Of any complaints as to quality
Danzig letters, Of the 9th Instant state that the
shipment of wheat had been good deal delayed by
the scarcity of vessels Purchases to some extent
were made in the early part of the month, princi.
pally on English account. The quantity bought
will be GENT forward as soon as practicable. Good
81 lbs. to 81 lbs new bug wheat was then quoted
4Gs per Or. free on board.
From Konigsberg we learn. under date of the 23d
Auo .~st, that harvest had been finished in that
hie6Iy SPOKEN Of, but the yield would not it was
exnscte ef0 exceed average. Good high. mixed
al 81 n Ms wan hit, was then quoted, AIS. to
ABS: mixed, of Col lbs ). 4ls;; and Coz lbs red,
s9s 3D. per Or. free Tys mao gyen an
sxceen! return some parcels S bushe Pota
toes were free from disease in that -sno9rnooa i
and the abundance of these articles Of oou VIII %
give greater surplus Of wheat for expole' n ns
spring sown crops are generally reported to b. "
fine quality, but short in quantity.
Letters from Stettin, on the 2lth instant, state
that good deal Of activity had prevailed in the
wheat trade. and that prices had undergone further
advance For good 62 lbs. Pommeranian, equal to
45s per quarter cost freight, and insurance to Lon
don. had been paid.
Rostock advices of Monday last, inform us that the
harvest had been nearly finished, and the weather
having been auspicious the corn had in general been
secured in good condition. 1t was nevertheless the
prevailing belief that the produce would fall short
of expectation, not only IN quantity, but also in
quality. Stock of old wheat in granary had been
considerably reduced, and no supplies of new worth
naming had come forward. For fine parcels of the
former, 42s. per quarter free on board had been
asked, which being above the limits Of the English
orders on hand, few bargains had been closed
AT Hamburg, on Tuesday. business was quiet,
butprices of wheat were not lower than before. For
Helstein. Of good qualities, weighing 81 lbs, equal
TO 40s Sd, per q. nee On board had boon asked;
and other qualities had been held at corresponding
terms. The weather had been favorable for sccur
ing the crops and the greater part of the corn had
been well got in.
The latest accounts from Holland report tho
weather fine, and harvest progressing rapidly. Tho
dull tone of the English advices had had consdcra
BILE influence, and at Amsterdam on Monday, prices
were decidedly lower than on that day sennight
The decline on some qualities Of wheat was IS to
to As, and rye and barley we're each Is. per Or.
cheaper
In Franco the weather appears TO have undergone
a decided improvement, which, together with The
less encouraging reports from this side, caused
flour to receoe franc per sack at Paris on Wednes
day.
The latest advices from the Mediterranean state
that few purchases of Indian corn had been
made in that quarter, ut full prices but in
wheat nothing of much interest seems to have taken
lace.
LIVERPOOL. Aug 81, 1852 The arrivals from Ireland
and coaswise during the past week have been liberal of
oatmeal but trifirg Of other articles From foreign
ports we have received losl quarters OF wheat, 5000
quarters Of barley 64o quarters of oats 46j2 quarters
Of Indian ool loads Of oatmeal and a $50 barrels
of four The exports in the time comprise 1s2l
quarters of Indian 53 sacks and IL 36 barrels Of
-four The trade throughout the past week has been
quiet the weather having been tho whole toeraby
favorable harvss operations and wheat declined
Id to I'd per Tob and -four Cd per barrel Indian corn
also has been easier to buy POS Cd to 26 Cd being tho
utmost obtainabe for raila either aoat or arrived
In other articles material alteration in prices has
CURED.
At this day. market there was only moderate aten.
dance OF the town and country trade; however. fair
amount of business done in wheat and -four, at
Friday prices, being ID to ID per 'olb and 3D. per
sack and barrel under those Of this day week
Oats and oatmeal were 10 very limited request, but
nominally without change IN value.
Barley and peas were saleabc TO moderate extent IN
retail at late rates but beans held Tor slight adj
vance.
Fine yellow Indian the SPOT with buyers,
at 20s. per quarter, ana white at 29s cd but floating
cargoes were neglected. and Cd per quarter lower
Markets.
LoNpov MoNrr TaHErT, Tuesday evening, Aug 81
The English funds have been Grm throughout the day at
the improved quotations Of yesterday. Consos for
money opened nc 100 TO eighth and remained without
alteration up 10 the termination I'll business Fer the
October account the ass price was 1905 t. onofourth
Rank Stock closed gre 70 a30 Reduced 1907 to
eghths; Three.and-a Quarter per Cents. 104 10
half Long Anuuities, i51G lndin Stock 2i4 10 go;
India Bonds SCR to $685. and Exchelucr-bls (March),
13s to us; (Junel GSs. To 7ls. premium
The operations 10 f0segr securities were limited and
prices presented material change The settlement &c
the account eIcc.cl without difficulty. In the
oficsl list tic bargains c0nprse dtraziiian. 1922;
the New Bonds l0i},; Granada ex december coupon
232; the Deferred ~, IL ana Al Peruvian Deferred
59nnd t2 Eusisn Five per Cents, III i he -Four md
q Hall per Iont. idt and one-fourlh, Sardnilu Five