The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-23
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pending on q email excess or deficiency In the homo
crops much the result Of the harvest In the
other growing countries and until something de-
finite shall have become known respecting the produce
Southern Russia and the Western States Of America We
cannot be considered to possess the requisite msser'a
The weather has been rather unsettled since hast,
heavy showers having fallen at intervals N % ass,ns ss
rally succeeded by bright sunshine and harvest WORK
has scarcely been interrupted by the wet Respng has
made considerable progress in all the early localities,
but comparatively little has been carried Samples
Of barley and oats have made their appearance In
many OF the farmers markets. Of fair quality and ons
parcel Of new wheat was exhibited at Guldford
Thursday the weight bushe being estimated at 62 to
t2k lbs; but the berry rather thin and uneven,
having probably been somewhat too s.een Prices of
wheat have crep up about L. quarter ut several o
the markets in the agricultural districts the deveres
from the having been email as to fall short q
the quantity needed for the consumptive demand AZ
the leading ports, where stocks of foreign wheat and
flour are held sellers have found difficult to obtain any
advance
In addition to the unfavorable reports rcspectin
The potato crop has certainly been attacked by the dis
this side of the channel well in Ireland.
last fortnight and the prevailing belief is that 1t will
destructive than it has done any preceding
season for some years past At present supplies are
down but may expect that the forced consumptien
which IL now going on will caufe scarcity hereafter
From Scotland we have hitherto heard Of few COM
plants either in regard to wheat potatoes but the
adyices from Ireland speak of blight in wheat and
is therefore calculated that the sister isle will require to
import extensively and large purchases Of wheat and
Indian corn afoa have already been made In sntioa-
The reports from the continent OF Europe respecting
the probable result Of the harvest are not 80 universally
favorable they week or two ago, at the same
time there no actual complaints and We are cer
tanly disposed to think that the produce will on the
whole turn out we'll The rye crop has now been nearly
oil secured and thus far nothing has been said about
deficiency on the contrary most of the accountsspeak
we'll Of the produce Of this grain.
Letters from Konigsberg OF the I'd instant (Monday
last state harvest to be in full progress there Wheae
but barley and cats not 50 well, the extreme heat in
July having proved injurious to the spring sown crops
At Danzg, on the I'd inst, the weather had become
wet which, with the somewhat more encouraging reports
from hence had induced holders to raise their preten
sons and wheat was generally held Is to q. per qr
higher than that day sennight. A fair amount q
business had been done during the preceding week 60
to 81 lbs Bug wheat had realized 37s to 30s 81 to &c
lbs Lower Polish 4os to 4ls and 81 lbs. Bug 42s to
43s per or free board The experts during the month
with the exception Of CAT lasts Holland to ports In the
The advecs from stettin of Tuesdays date state that
flmer tone had been assumed by sellers-an opinion
having gained ground that the crops would not prove
abundant as Mt time expected. The best qualities o<
sorts had been held at 3ss per qr and
freight to the east coast Of Great Britain being rise oe
At Rostock the heat appears to have been intenss
throughout y and 1t is feared that this may have had
an unfavorabs influence the wheat crop II may how
ever be remlxked that general rule hot and dry
weather does not often do harm to wheat In the northern
countries Of Europe ande therefore receive
with considerable caution Rather enhanced terms hna
been asked at Rostock which had tended to check bu
The advices from the contihsn ports also speak
Of improved feeling In the wheat trade and there ap
pears to have been evident disposition on the part Of
holders 10 raise their pretensons; this certainly the
at Hamburg Tuesday 35s to sos Cd per qr being
then asked for Gi lbs quality free on board at outpors
At Rotterd on Monday business was dull and wheat
and ~ 9 easily ohtainahls at previous Pvees
The most recently received advices from France are al
most unanimous stating that the harvest has turned
ntt hat fharn otad
of wheat and -four had consequently rallied at the prpc
pal msrkets in the interior well at the chief shipping
ports on the coast At Paris -four rose H. per sack On
The accounts the southern countries Of Europe
speak avorabv OF the result of the and the proba
ly i that the Mediterranean will have some wheat to
spaIe for export.
From Galaz the reports Of the harvest nre also Of
tisfactory character At that place. Odessa &c. prices
ot wheat and Indian had begun 10 tend downward
Markets. ~
LosncH MoNt, MankEr August IL. Tho English funas
have been depressed all the week owing the unavora
bic adyiees from the Cape, the fishery question: and the
weather unfayorablo for harvest Closing prices on
Tuesday ccnsols for account and money COZ u;
three and quarter per cents 100 bank stock 2 $50
Dominican loan Of fT50 600 In FIVE per cent stock ae
To- bas been offered in London but does net meet much
favor At the Bank of France discounts had increased
70 100000 during the past month"; and the branch banks
werc active -Four and half per cents 049O; three
Per cents, 1918.
IIAyRr CoTros MArKEr, from 31st July to 7th inst
Tie impulse given to our market for cotton by tho
favorable adviccs from Liverpool had been well sustained
during the first day Of last week. with another improve
mcn in prices; but, since the demand has abated in
England affairs have been calmer at home and in the
preceding week the realized advance at the begipnine
could not be completely sustained On Saturday the
sales to 500 bales in continuation, lots for
the account Of English manufacturers and for spccu-
aticn with very firm prices at the quotations current
on the day before. On Monday the market had been
more animated and 800 bales changed hands, with
rise Of 10 to 2cc viz. 75f for the lower New Orleans
and s4 to s5f for the very ordinary do From Tuesday,
however the movement abated and in the four last
the high prices Of Monday although the holders
generally firm On Friday the week closed in the
same position, but with more business doing. Tho
brokers in fixing the price that morning. have not
sdoIcd however the rise of the first days completely
lost and they have risen from the very lower and the
very ordinary in every kind the lower Mobile. The
very ordinary Of New Orleans also fixed at s5f the
lower do. at 7f The total sales Of the week which
bales 6C73 by four United States ships and the remain
der either from Guadaloupc or by coastng vessels The
total importations Of the month Of July into this market
have been 90 633 bales against 600 OF sales Of which
3,000 for speculation Sales. 1880 bales As
faid on Saturday the price Of the 3lst OF July marks
fall Of IT, for the very ordinary comparatively to that Of
the first.
WRIGHT, CANDY co.'s CIRCULAR.
LivrRPooi, August 10, 1852.
Corroysince the date Of our ast circular forwarded
per the Canada Saturday last the demand this
staple has been steady tho daily sales averaging about
coo bales, Of which larger quantity than usual Is
posed Of other descriptions than American large par
GELS Of Levant and Egyptian cotton having been taken
speculation The adyces per Asia do not differ from those
previously to hand Holders Of American cotton ofer
their stock freely but do not press sales and prices
main unchanged from the rates Of Friday last, market
closing, however, with an improved feeling.
The sales for the three past days estimated at
Bales. Spec. and Export .7wrrtccws
Saturday. 5000 20C0 5000
Monday ....... 10000 1000 $500
Tuesday. ........ 5000 5000 5000
Import for same time is about 40 600 bales.
New Orleans, fair .61 a6H Mobile, ordinary. "a as
do midding. 5il a5ss Atlantic, fair. .5xae
do ordinary. Az as do midding 5k 5,S
Mobile fair ...,.5B s6 do ordinary Al as
do middlpg 81 a5b
The pause in the Manchester marset noticed in our
last has given place to active inquiry for both ysrns
and cloth The independent position which producers
are in from contracts enables them to demand
extreme raes and which today have been freely paid
The weather last Friday has been unsettled anA
large quantity Of has fallen The spread OF tbs 10.
tato disease Is daily confirmed which, combined WITH
complaints Of blight In the wheat crop has caused mocS
animation in the market Wheat moves on readily