The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-02

From the Lendon Gazette, Feb Is, z al
The tone OF the grain trgds has undergone paccu
lar change sIce day week The pause ia the up
ward movement in the value OF wheat, which then
noticed has not as yet been followed by aay uctual d..
cune but the tendency has certainly been that
Meanwhile real alteration has taken plaos In posi-
tiop the rupplies from abroad have bee on the
moderate scale as for time past is there any
prospect OF early increase In the import .tioas The
wnnt Of activity must rsore think bs attributed
ana 1t IL probable that ur I'll the ers shall work
cd up portion Of tbs wheat which they bought during
the latter part Of January they will conduct their ops
ratioDs cautiously We do not, however calculate any
decline OF moment from the rates current, the
markets are not likely to be supplied largely for month
two From abroad no ais Of uence
can we'll r,aoh before April May and the preps,a
ton CT the land for sprrg sowing will engage farmers
cotely 10 allow OF increa ed deliveries ANIL that work
shall have been accomplished. We are, therefore, dis
noaed t. reck, good healthy trade and should
certainly not be surprised witnes further modsrats
rise IN prices OF wheat the westher should continue
Dry much Of the present uuwlingnes purchase /,
unquesiepaniy causd by tbs indifferent condition
which the wheat OF lass years growth has bsen reducsd
BY the damp atmosphere 80 long experienced The in
cneon to speculate appears lave almost totally
sided and the deinanc Tor shipment the continent
ftes also to be OF an end Indeed know o(ons
instances Of cargoes originally bonght shipuaen to
Belgium which have beeu offered 70 saSe and We
think that antici peed an extensvs aud con
tinued foreign demand have nlreedy Discovered the
fsliacy Of their ostpulati MS TIE advioes received
from the continental ports this week OF a
much more subdued tole, and We dlspcssa to
pect that we shall receive supplies rather than be
called upon to furnish any These views, read
have repeatedly repudisted ths i:ea of cessation
of foreign imports. and we stl maintain that tho
free trade :npp!y will as the ru be always ia Of
standing abundant harvest have to imr ort largely
and the failure ef the rye ano potato crops have sucd
thus far nooursge the Baltic merchsnt. to hold their
wheat at high prices hut later the pro
duce Of that part OF the world will find is to this
country even ii the value Of article shoud no. M
above its present In markets BUSINESS
at Mark lane has been very quiet throushout the week
On Monday there unusually small snow by land
uVAnn
THY from the other counties Factors were
quently, not disposed to make any concession and
Of that day ennght iasistsd on;
family paid by the msrs, and few runs remained
unsoid NJ the close On Wednesday the attendance
very thin and the operations too unimportan
to warrant alteration IN quotations. This morning
the show consisted of wheat left over from previous
toEpliee; holders remained firm but the demand
vsiy slow Towards tho close of the past week n
couple OF cargoes Of Dsntzc wheat received fsu
Holland, one from Rostock and one from HambIrs,
but since then only 1850 quarters have como to
bend from abroad Tho recent arrivals bave gone
rally been held above the present market value,
ratea hereafter The demand for old foreign wheat
IN granary has been Of retail character the millers
have however been Obliged 70 take raan Quantities for
mixing, and holders having rerainsd fsm former term,
have be- steadily supported The inquiry for floating
osgoes passage he's not been lively and comparatively
few bargarB have been closed Sellers have, however,
shown want of condolences have refused accept
less money. The nominal top quotation of
dersone change other sorts. though les for
than before have not been offered cheaper The display
of EEglish bsrley samples has been small On Monday
the Hatsers seemed disposed to buy than the week
before md previous prices could not be exceeded good
mailing qualities were however worth from sos to sss
per qusrt@r end the lotD whi,h have sine. come to
hand realized similar For grinding barley have
experienced steady retail inquiry and en- ali antilles
Of foreign have been taken for that purpose fully the
prices OF at week For Egyptian passage 20s to 2ls
per quarter cost freight and insurance has been ASKED
The operations in nit have been rather retail scale,
bot its previous value hss been well maintained Though
the total srrivel into this port sas bsen oasat
Guilty has been experienced ia efeoti1g sales Mt former
rates This was more decidedly the case to day than
earlier in The week and in rather less money
taleR FOR Scotch aud Engah which the greater
part Of tEe supply consisted Beams and peas have
moved OF slowly ard have not varied ia value Indian
tos has Teen reelected tbs Irish domand having
fhlrA I'll eriaily