New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-27

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The calm, Nv which she " heat trade hes been cAar.,
trt.,d durns the lest icrnsht hes IN opoa Do,
quite 10 accordance WITH sland and healthy Hae OF b.
t,ss The effect Of mater i rise thaG waeh TO.
place m pr COS the int three wceksa Dscems
would naturally en- degree OF caution The part Of an
az nc oreutois Tits does not IN general occur ia time, a.
erttt speculation but; whtn advance is found on sos
sss usually sisdual and with occas osal paas ~
upward movement uercha' Is aud inlllers aef bavas
.cur, sufficient provide Ug their wants for few wcss
or months advance wait % watch the Of eyeu
BY 20 dong they may lose The chance OF making largo ~
us hut they likewise avoid the risk OF great losos an
pros oIou OF What was bought previous to- and dura H.
Odyuuce, hes not gone INTO consumption.
stocks in the hsuds OF miers, dealers and bakom haze
sgein brtu reduced into rarIow compass and amAicss
drniuunon has meauw he taken place IN the quantity a
Wheat in sIansry at the principal ports We an thereon
That buyers would prefer wait tor the expected apps
iron the Baltic and Black Seas may be readily nnasiD
bat question whether they are IA position 70 heaef
much longtTald M may be dOabtt whether they would
any material advantage b. further delay, inyoTteu
perfectly coglisant the fact that thay have old
What The weather has not improved since our last IN
immense quantity OF rain MS fallen AID IN many dxsts
where the hoocs had began % subsde the county has
been and under water To maxi any prosess wth oatdssr
work hes therefore, been impossible aud We have
10 b, eye that not more than hlt-ceTtanly noe tive
Of the Land intended 20 be sown with wheat IN sa'
ttn has yttbeen seeded The prospects ioI the uiae
such state vi things woud in former years have ao
large speculative Op,Tatous but a. yet comparatively us
excite Mt has been caused thereby the rise thus far hs
uE IN opinion, been founded the inadeuacy o M
supply the de uand, rather than possible fase
COLu4eANits Inc Gull accounts MtIAttue OF nee
6ay produced deabie effect OF tho pIiD
Ial provincial markets. and though the deliveries hon u,
have In general been moderate scale aud the
supplies from abroad small -tl pdces have
lees Gt many Of h. Leading consuming towns we'll a.
the markets in the agricultural III rcts Within The
last day business has. hoSever. assumed frpsi
Tone of the markets held Thu sisy and Fn
day sellers refused 10 make any further concession
About the middle Of last wces rather serious Reaction
t0Ok place in prices Of WHEAr ia some Of the scotch
markets The previously established advance had had ne
effect t drawing considerable increased supplies and rs
reports from the South being dsened d-courssDs the ~
eT gTe-ty ouinumb.fed tb. buyers THIS week the ~
frOm thence are, however Of quite opposite chs
ter AT Edinburgh confidence was completely restored %
"Wednesday and good business done ia WHEAr It %
advance Of zt quarter, Notwithstanding the fall " "s
Lane.
Tie accounts fTcm Ireland respecting the weather are d
very desToudns nature. Constant ram had are 10
formed caused door work 10 be- wholly suspended md
The time have been di-Astroas
there than this side OF the channel Potatoes had 10
Oe exceedingly scarce, and had almost ceased 10 cons
the poorer cassrs had therefore been compesd
Indian and oatmeal and this aoconnts bf
the sgnfesDce of the shipments OF oats from tsepce
That Ire land viii cont 20 require large importsons o.
wheat -four and Indian all through ths sptg nd
avn uer be doubted and though certain that
the last crop that country gave very good ysh
does not appear probable that she viii be IN position
export 10 any estert