The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-11
The Grnin rradc OF q rent Br(&nin.

From the London Mercantile Gazette, Aug q
Though the weather has not ben quite unfa vorable
the last eight ten days 1t earlier in the month";
s unesiness the result Of the harvest has not
diminished materially; noeed it becomes from day to
day evident that very extensive msehef has been
done to the crops and in all tho southern parts Of the
Kingdom The quality Of the produce must inevitably
be mewhat jnieIcr however auspi,ous the weather
nay become. A very large proportion Of the
which has been Carried has been got up hurredy and in
such bad condition that IL cannot be expected to be ft
for use for considerable time to come. On Monday,
and early Tuesday caitipg made considerable pro-
and the preceding two or three days having been
and breezy portion saved IN toleraby good
der subsequently the weather again became unsettled
much rain iell In scme parts of the country on
Tuesday TO compel farmers TO desist fiom
ryirg, yesterday and to Gay have, however, been
very fine thus far the reports from Scotland and the
northern parts OF England a much satsfac-
tory character than ftom the position OF affairs in the
south might have been expected Should they have aus
pcous weather tor the inga,hcrng there woui probably
The river Humber but should rain unfortunately set
in should bo deprived OF tho hope that the bette
produce OF The north may in compensate
or the shorness Of the yield and the pfcrory of the
quality Of the produce OF the southern portions Of tn
kngd,m The advccs respecting the potato crop
stl Of very contradictory character. Last week ths
ppress Of he disease reported have checked
IL ia again ssiu b. and that IL pre-
walls to greater or ess extent In all parts Unite
kipgdon cannot be questioned the loss though it may
be felt for will tell utm ately The
rapid which place the value Of Win az in tn
tsily part of the month and the ement which
prevail, dhas as Is not unusual been followed by calm
and busDess has during the week been decidedly quiet
In some of the northern markets a reac ion has even
taken Place, and at Liverpool both wheat and -four
t@ier TO buy. The fact is that buyers have
been isnoered cautious BY the advance already
blshed Speculation has been arrested and the miller,
dealers having purchased rather freely some weeks
tgo determined to take their profits and clear out
ber than enter into fresh at the enhau ed
iIms demspded An opinion nevertheleas prevails
that old wheat Will be dearer and those holding stocks
certainly not anxious force sales The arrivals
what coastwise into the port OF London have besn
ANAL since our last and the quantity brought for ward
by land carriage samples nom the home counties not
been largo The grta'e part OF the wheat from
Estex ON Mond.y constted OF aud some from Kent
vas slso tf this years growth Altogether the were
go TO 800 quarters The quality was very vsrious
lew lots tccur.d early gcod condition and Of
far weight. hut the srester part was light. and
'me OF the ssmpe. mixed with sorouted grains
The prices ranged for red between sos. to 49,.
and tor white 4ue. 10 5es per quarter The "
o's ot td sh.at brought forward SOLD at smar
20 tho't onfIeh' ON that day week On "wednesday very
rons ~eie ,eaiu unmportont, prices remaining much
'h. ~ hstore 1h- market has been weu suppled
WIN foreign wheat importers have. however rpa'ned
I'm sho tt'aey cocnmptiye demand having been ex-
lpc'o The value of the article has DOT gwen ssy In
nonirg csIgoss nothing OF much interest has occurred
t'r fon Ooesfa as pr quarter cost and freight snd
or tots tponJDp rs.t have ben asked rh have
tn eis OF lower Rattle wheat NJ AS to i5s per
qunsttr cost snd frtehtthese rste~ have been corsd
high ~ buyers and few bargains have believe
h,n cio,J. Flour bss.oo rather slo~iy throughout this
wek but the recently established advance has sup