The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-19

Dantzlg letters Of Tuegday's date state that tie
inquiry for wheat had slackened and that very lev
Psrgs!ns PA9 Eksn place since the previous pctt
day; indeed, only one idt was reported to have
changed hands, viz: parcel - 700 quarters mo-
derate quality, weighing SO pounds ger bnsbel, for
which 67s per quarter free on board had been paid
The supplies down the vstula had rather incress
ed. and there being no export demand most Of what
had been received was being taken TO granary.
Sfettin advices Of Tuesday's date give q very
favorable account of the growing corn crops in that
peighborhood, and hardly an order having been re-
ceiyed for the purchase Of wheat either on Enghsh
or French account prices had given way. The fall
In the common kinds Of mixed Polrh wheat had
beer greater than other sorts, the decline from
the highest point having amounted TO IS. per quar-
ter Whilst red had not fallen more than Is. 10 &c. per
quarter.
At Rostock hardly any wheat had come forward,
ard, though the inquiry had been anguid, the
snallness Of the quantity on hand bad rendered
holders unwilling to accede to lower terms than be
fore.
At Hsmburg, on Tuesday, the wheat trade was
llnguid In the extreme; the In curry for France hal
wholly ceased, and the few small lots which had
arrived from the Upland had consequently been
placed with difficulty, at rates L. TO n. Or. be-
low those current on that day week. There had
been some talk about rust and mildew, but, as the
reports of q favorable nature were much more
general than those of an opposite character, little
imps riance had been attached t. the partial com
plaints. In spring corn hardly anything had been
done SO to 81 lbe. barley from the Danish Islands
had been freely offered at Zoe. 3d., and feed oats
weighing 80 " 80 he, might have been bought at
26s. Sd. TO 27s per Or, free ON board.
From Holland we learn that the prospects for the
harvest were considered good, ard that there had
consequently, been no disposition to boy wheat ex-
cept fer imme date consumption. AtRotterdam, On
Monday, white wheat vas easier to buy, aud red
scarcely sold 80 we'll that day sc'nnight. The
inquiry for rye had also slsckened, aud prices had
given way Ia. to Dr.. per quarter.
letter from Gronipgen, dated Tuesday, states
that the growing crops In that peighborhood were
unusually promising In appearance, which had not
been without influence, ard supplies OF oats having
rather increased prices had been the turn In favor
Of the buyer; the best qualities were however, NOT
obtanable below 2ss. TO 2ss. per quarter, free on
beard.
From France the accounts in regard TO the aspect
Of the growing wheat aud rye crops, and the pros
poets for the ensuing harvest, ere Of much more
fav, rable character than as the case week ago,
ano the supplies having kept pace with the con.
sumpiive demand, prices had given way more or
less al all the leading markets. The fall seems to
have b. en- more .sevete at Havre than elsewhere,
snd American four(such as eight or ten days before
had realized "a TO j5ir) might then have been
tcrrbt y. 81 70 lSfr. rcr ~. From Pa'is 20 lam
liz b, c,lYslieE i. wH.al non Nc sioners lad