Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-07-06
Foreign Rreadstuffs Markets.

Tbeadvces from the Brh Islands continue of HDfa.
vorabe Character regarding the weather its upon
growing crops Private well the published
that temperature the 10th OF June rarely
deg been frequent drenchng rans
vegetation only backward fully month"; but sky
and stunted The prospects generally regarded gloomy
in extreme and that the crops would be seriously short
seems hardly Of doubt. This to the
market bresdsuas in all the English markets BIGLAxD,
ATRxA L Co., say Of the liverpool market
our market on Tuesday in consequence Of wet and cold
weather, Wheat in active demands aid generally Cd per
GENITAL dearer Flour vas more inquired for but tie hrmnes Of
Of Cd to % per qr., was more largely dealt in.
Al market to day. in consequences OF favorable change
the weather business Wheat and Flour RETAIL
at the full prices Of Tuesday good business
dian Corn. at prices slightly in favor Of sellers.
telegraph sdyces four days later than tn and report
continued bad Westher
BEADeKTT PICARD Co., in their circular, dated London
June l6, say:
The present poson CT trade is such
reporting thereupon with rather detail than
1t at all difficult procure information
such subject but from the advce which have reached and the
have had with mrs, merchants and growers
from parts country irreOy conclusion
that our growing crops especially wheat are in
prcarious condition From the time the wheat
this hour it has hardly enjoyed one successive week Of IA
weather. stormy winter during which frost
arnat rapidly and frequently with heavy rans followed
late and cold spring. that vegetation the first Of
Nav fully amonh later than usual At this date wheat
all very Soils found to have suffered severely,
but hn backward and weak and very many pieces
plowed up Had favorable weather then ensud, fair
duced BY few days rain was such as to justify hopes to
effect The Temperature however, fell sgan, while
the continued ami for several weeks past
when hot and dry weather usually expeeneed have had
constant rain vita cold nights and frequent tremendous gales Of
wind.
Thus, than months the wheat has exposed
the trying vcissudes and net for the generally
high Of cultivation prevailing in th country the crop
would probably this time have been completely ruined Asst h
plant Of the best dry Soils though extremely
ward looks healthy but all inferior land, and also the
heavy csys which generally prevail in great wheat growing
districts the crop has promised at this than
being thin and patcy and looking yellow and
scky return Of fine would stop the mischief but the
far advanced toward maturity allow the damage
being repaired Even with the favorable weather. from
this forward late harvest is inevitable and full
Impossible. while IL the rain continues much longer the
consequences be serious We have had Of late
succession Of good harves experience proves that series OF
bad invariably follows Is the cycle Of bad about to
mence?
As might be expected the things above described
reused the trade from the chronic eargy which has long
vae though there has little pure specu
laioL, mers and dealers have bought freely hold
larger stocks than for long time past Prices have steadily ad
vAncd and stand about los quarter and IS barrel
higher than early in the year.
farmers hands light and will be pretty we'll
hansed before the harvest which must be late this
There little foreign wheat In store, and the French and Bel
gans whose equally unpromSEg with
bidding against Tor supplies the Baltic and other producing
countries Our consumption at present unusually large
on of the above remarks IL will be that they
we'll founded shall require much srger imports of foreign
breAdufs than have suced CT late 1t
probable that present prices too low to attract the
necessary quantity especially should France which furnishes
in ordinary with fifth Of ourforgn supply this
importer herself We therefore look for fur consd
cradle advance prices either immediate deferred according
the weather which prevail Iappears that there
prospects for large safe and profitable trade with the States
during abe twelve months and should the American
good look for heavier shipments from thence
than in since 1884
P. S-The weather continues gloomy and unsettled. The
market closes very firm with upward tendency, but the sales
net extensive owing the high preensons OF holders