The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-02

com being still abroad, mischief would. II Wal
feared result FROM tito uafavorable Change ia tks
weather This aud the rise ia tho English "a .rkosS
which by means OF the electric tcIsgrsss was
Lu9wn abroad almost AZ oou * il oc,urrcd-haf
given an impetus TO priocs, aud quotations have
risen in the same proportion IN most OF the prnoi
pal continental N .rliets ps with us.
At Dantgic considerable excitement appears to
have prevailed, and prices were, on tho I0sh last ,
(rueedry last 3s 10 Is per quarter higher ths on
that dag might. The high pretonsions Of holders
had checked actual business, ~ much as i5s having
been asked and. we believe, in ono or tso instances.
paid for ola TO ~ lbs Bug, and 43s TO 4is por o.
free on board for OF lbs 10 POLISH. Vessels had
become rather scarce, and s. per quarter for sndoa
would have been readily given for ships Ths
weather had been unsettled, with moro or ess ram
daily, and the wheat crop was believed tc have suf.
fered from the wet.
Korigsberg letters OF tho 10th inst. state that
neither wheat nor rye was considered GOOD crop,
below an average in yield Wheat had tended ap-
wards in value, and good high mixed OF 81 los.
weight was then worth about 40s. Sd per Or free on
board.
AT stettin on the 10th August wheat was held at
advance of 2s to Is per Or on tho rates Of that
day week. Several orders had como TO hand for the
purchase Of wheat British account, but generally
at too low limits to allow Of their execution a1d tho
business actually done at the advanced terms b I'D
not been important For parcel Of good mixed
Polish wheat 40s, per Or was reported TO have been
paid, aud the same price was thon asked for fae
heavy P0meranian.
Rostook advices Of the 10th instant inform us that
harvest operations had not been brought to close,
and farmers having been busy in tho fields scarcely
any supplies had been brought forward. The stocks
IN grsnary were generally in the hands Of parties
have been difficult to have bought fine quality At
3ss PEI. Or, free on board, many demanding still
higher figure.
At Hamburg, on Tuesday, bus ness WINS checked
kwl I'LL ;<.y,v bad hoe H0s 80
Or, free boari having been asked for good quail
ties OF rcd wheat nj outports.
In the Dutch markets further rise seems to hny,
been established, and at Rotterdam, on Monday
AS. to Sos per or. was paid for new Rhiae wheat,
and Ais. for fine Zealand.
BY the most recent advces from France We learn
that great dissatisfaction was being Expressed by
farmers respecting the result Of the harvest Wheat
sve heat in July, the berry having been shrivellei
dried up before it had arrived at maturity; from
this cause short yield to the acre was very gene
rally complained Of. The consequence had been .
rise IN prices Of wheat at all the principal markets
III the interior; and at Paris, On Wednesday, -four
was q. per sack dearcr than that day week,
The present tone Of the letters from France would
lead to tho conclusion that that country will not
have any surplus quantity of wheat or flour for
port; but we shall require more authentic infor-
maticn before VIC can come to conclusion On that
subject.
From the Mediterranean, wo learn that good
consequence of British orders, and prices had risen
1t Trieste and Venice to 23s to 2s Cd per quarter,
free or board. Freghts had also advanced, SIS Sd.
to 6s Per quarter having been demanded for Eng
LAID.
Markets.
LIVERPOOL CorroN MARKET, August 1G-Therc has
been animated demand for cotton to- day, and tho
safes exceeded 600 baes 900 speculation and for
export. The market does not close quite lively but
prices are firm at an advance Of fully i'd per h. ON last
FIiday's quotations.
August The sales Of cotton to day amour. to 5000
bslcs Of which 2ooo bales are on speculation aud for
LEEps WooLLES CLoTH MARKET, August 17.--Tkere
have been very few buyers in the cloth has this morn
day for the last two onhs yet the quantity Of cloth
in the he has not Lcrcsseu much duiing the past week
aud the stocks % mach below the average at this period
of the year. Prices rule Us of late
CAsTor MAnKET RrPoRT, Howe KoSG, JuKF 23-Dur-
ing the mouth our markets. for imports have been dc
pressed and prices for most articles lower Yarn has
been in demand at improved rates. Cotton-Tic i'm.
ports have been heavy and helders being anxious to
elize, quotations havo further declined bombay Is 6
70 rs. ~; Bengal rs g. to s; Madras, rs. Ga to 81
About is Geo bales quilted Stock 9sO00 against IS 0c0
last year. Cotton Yain-A large demand has existed,
$3.50 $aa to ssi SO; Nos SS-i2, SSl 60 to Sos Sales
shout c,ot0 bales Stock moderate Longcoths.-
present consumption aud holders willing to sell al
rates Grays quoted 81 SIS 20 So 60 Whites 81 20 70
to 50 Go. WooiIens Spanish siipes.-prccs, owing to
forced sales, have declined. Assorted 75c 70 s. c.
Long els. aoted. So IS to s! o5. Scarlet, Sc 50 to
SIT Camlets English SIT so to $50 20, Dutch, So
te s25 So Iron-Nail rod So 05 to So 10 la. square
sIs5 10 81 fiat 81 s. to So; round. Sc rs 10 S. 90
Coclne alSe0 TO Sli5. Turkey opium, $3.50 10 500
Ter The trans actions have been chiefly confined to
gcen tea. The settlements of Congou during tho
have been about $50 chops. ustcr of the Congous
are daily expected
Total ss
Export from Canton frop, July ], 1851. to June
Export from Shanghai from July l. 1851, to
sene ~, looooo
Total. .........................6l 4oc geo
kyrort from Canton from July /, 1850, to June
Export from Shanghai from July l, 1850, to
Total. .62 800 e0C
4s. Sd. to 4s. Sad American credits As. ed India
Ccmpanys bills sold at 22Gr to 227r, and attcriy
a. a-Sr 70 2ear Ireights to London, fs The Surprise
(AmeTioan) is loading at ca to E5.
From Shanghai W. iIyc advtces late this afternoon,
to the 18th instant. Prices of imports had rcccded
sud little doing in exports excepting silk. Silk :
crop was expected to be abundant and superior.
Considerable business had been done, and large
$40 higher than last TsaHee, and 2, $4a0 No.
9 Sdo5 to $40; Nos and T. 1870 TO $685. Export from,
China for the 1900 bales against 20 200 bales
last year. Tea,he report on the now crop was favor
able. Loogclochs--Imports had been heayy-2so oo0
pieces and tho demend noticed Inst month not contnu
whites. 81 90 to 50 So Woollcnsspanish stripes s5e
Tor inrior 81 for good. Long ellis scarlet 81 so Ex-
change England advanced suddenly TO 4s II "a to
o. ior clean credits documentary bills S. to IS ID On
lncia- Compsnys paper, 2jr. Freghts-0nc vessel is
engaged ior London at Go and one loading for Liverpool
at 44
MEssRs RICHARDSON, BROTHERS co.'s CIRCULAR
LIVERPOOL, August 1G, 1852
The weather since the 18th has been mostly dry. but
some heavy showers have occasionally fallen Under
this favorable state for the harvest there has been less
eagerness 10 purchase on the part OF spectators but
holders have not been Offering to sell either wheat
IrA'a Itttt
this article i mostly confined to the c. and l. trade
American white i firmly held for 30s.
+ AuousT II, 1859.
Cur import list above shows we have again had IL
beial supply of wheat. but this week principally flom
EuIcre, Sa IL edition TO good supply of oats from
Ireland, We have sorlo cargoos from Archalgel.
Tho weather lest night was fine and this morning is
dry but cloudy. ana with q heavy. close atmosphere
At our m'rses this morning we bad but amoierate nj
ttndancc oE the lncal daNers and rnicr who ennrraI