The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-20
The Crops OF Europe.
LANES HEWITT AND co.'s CIRCULAR.

The Crops or Europe. sa-s..s
JAMES HEWITT AND co.'s CIRCULAR.
LIVERPOOL Sept. 2, 1859 4
RpxAnrrr,s- Harvesting Is now about over, and tho
xrvp s generally to be inferior m quality and loss
m quantity than last year but not very materially so ana
any advantage N prices Which ms % S
favorable accounts Of the crops in most Of the grain grow
ng countries especially the Baltic and Black Seas and the
United States, consequently our markets are very dull
with steady inclination 70 a lower point.
4. y. AND r. MAxwELL's CIRCULAR. .
LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, Sept 2, 1859
The weather has been showery and wet however,
trade has extremely inactive for all articles and
prices with difficulty supported From Ireland Chiefly
the souh) the reports pretty general Of the potato
disease having appeared but SO far the accounts
Noting as to the extent Of injury.
AZ this days market there only small attendance
Of the town and country trade who showed little DISPOSE
non 70 buy, and there considerable pressure sell
red French wheas, these must be quoted d. Sd. per
GENITAL lower on the sales made good parcels being let go
sale, was not materially lower. Oats and oatmeal were
neglected. and prices again in favor Of the buyer In bar
by beans and peass there was no alteration in value or
demand. Indian corn rather inquired for, but
without change in vauc for lbraa arrive per steamer
2Ss per $50 lbs. delivered was refused.
RICHARDSON, SPENCE AND co.'s CIRCULAR.
80 tttts...s.. I1vEPooL, Sept 2, 1859
Tho weather has continued unsettled and today we
have heavy rain The great bulk Of the crop, however,
being secured the trade il unaffected by Il, and
remains very dull with downward tendency in prices
Al eur market to-day the attendance Of buyers was
Emall Wheat pressed for sale by holders who
submitted TO reduction Of 3d. per GENITAL without leading
% much business good French red being sold ss Sd
-Four and nomnay Cd per sack lower In
quote wheat-Red Chicago Is. 3D. &c. 3D., Indiana &c.
Cd SIS. 3D., white Western o. o. 3D. Flour %. Cd.
l2s. Indian corn-Mixed and yellow S. 3D. q 6s. Cd,
white Is. q Is. Cd. per 100 lbs.
ROBERT MAXIM AND sons CORN CIRCULAR.
IIoERpooL, Sept. 2, 1852
The weather has continued very stormy since Tuesday
st but without much RAIN the character Of the weather
b still anxousy looked to in reference TO the crops in the
north and in Ireland consisting chiefly oats much Of
country markets this week has ruled extremely dull the
value of wheat being again somewhat further depressed
Hero have scarcely transaction reported IN art
Gle since Tuesday, and prices are quite nominal
JAMES M'HEyRY AND co.'s CIRCULAR.
LIVERPOOL, Sept 2, 1850
Beadstus are steady the demand is not large but in
view Of harvest hero and elsewhere not very favorable
results importers show strength than has
W been exhibited Indian corn has rather advanced in
value
BROWNE, HUNTER AND co.'s CIRCULAR.
LIVERPOOL, Sept 2, 1859
During the past fortnight there has amendment
m the position Of our produce markets. almost every
cle has been very dull and buyers have exercised great
caution in their operations The Conference at Zurich ap
pears 10 make but little progress in settling the Italian
question The Russian and Indian loans have been both
offered since our last circular the former does not meet
with much favor whilst for the latter the bddngs far
1eeded the requirements OF government upon its own
Serms.
The Board Of Trade returns, just published, show q
very considerable increase in the export Of British and
Irish manufactures for the seven months ending July 81
Vz-f74 2sS $40, against GS4 ,46i Sol last year The
stock OF goods remaining in the bonded warehouses
the 31st Of July follows, viz-aw sugar, 80 1913
toms RICE 122925 tons; coffee, 9,656 tons; cocoa ,33
sons; pepper, ,922, 55S lbs tea, Ga ,376,0S lbs
There has been fair demand for money during tho
month the supply being quite equal TO the dcmaud CON
sequenty there is alteration to notice in the bank rate
Of interest Tho imports gold and silver bullion into tho
United Kingdom for the months ending July 81,
were-Gold, f13 1892 $780, against Ella 147 o9s; silver
60 1857 391 against f4359 233 The exports during the
period were-Gold ell 97e Ol against 81 1852 ioi
SILVER, Gil 063 l14 against "a $50 OPT last year.
The bullion in both departments Of the Bank Of England
flG,S77 c55 against fl7 4Gs
md its Of notes go $685. aga;ns, f9l72eso
period last month,