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Of bacon and other sorts Of animal food have risen con
the apprehended scarcity Of potatoes the aen
ing pigs &c. will be greatly increased and there Is
will be high during the coming winter Some influence
was produced the wheat trade by the dull sdvicss
from liz, Mark Lane OF Monday last and at all the prnci
way about Is per Or The fall was, however, only tem
porary and the value Of the article has already in some
degree recovered from the depression.


At Liverpool on Tuesday. Irish wheat was oust-
ed I'd per 20 lbs lower than that day might but
TINS was the only Kind on which any reduction took
place Spring Corn was on the other hand held st On.
HANGED terms and large purchases oatmeal and Indian
corn We're made for shipment to Ireland, the former
article bringing 4o per load and the latter being quoted
- per quarter higher than that day sennGht Later
and Friday several un.d sse. 'Sa oh,ns
hands at 2ss Wheat, at the time, partially n.
covered the fall Of Tuesdays and all other grain
and pulse rose in value.


The accounts from the PRINCIPAL towns In Yorkshirs
are Of rather dull tone. At Hull. on Tuesday the
quantity Of Wheat brought forward by the farmers prov
ed more than equal the demands and before sales could
be prices . quarter below those that day
sennght had to be accepted The was similar st
Leeds but at Wakefield, on Friday, sellers displayed


The sdvces from the leading markets west and north
west Of the metropolis held previous Friday alse in
form US of reduction Of ls to % per qr having taken
pears have occurred at the principal Shipping pos q
the erH coast We may here refer 10 circumsancs OF


perfectly novel character which has taken pscs ths
port to France The comparatively low price at which
fne wheat has been offered Of late Ees on beard





trade For the Grst cargo, taken French account,
ASS waspad and subsequently, another was purchased


The accounts from France relative to the result oftAs
harvest in that country truly distressing; and ~ tie
visions had risen to an height That our
French neghbors will require large Importation Of
grain is certain and i, more than probable that tAsy
will continue to appear buyers in markets untn
prices rise here to level with their own.


Our Scotch letters give favorable reports respecting
to have been interrupted by heavy rain Which
fell on the LIST instant Wheat would, was expected
prove good crop; Barley fair but Oats defective both
in quantity and quality Regarding the potato murrain.
the reports are increasingly unfavoFabls


From Ireland we continue also to receive the most
distressing accounts on the latter subject and The du
advces from this side Of the channel appear 10 have pro-
duced much less effect on prices than il usually The
case.


Contrary to expectation falling of has taken place
in the arrivals of wheat into London only 1850 quar-.
The quantity exhibited at Siarkane by land csrrisxe
samples from the homo counties has also been small On
from previous receipts, there being little or no.
thing fresh up either from Essex Kent This impart-
ed confidence to factors, and they less eager To
press sales than the the beginning Of the
week. Buyers on the other hand manifested dis.
position to purchase but found they unable do
Sd on as easy terms as before and clearance ef
fected at rates not previously obtanabe Later In tho
week the inquiry for Enslsh wheat became more 40
tive and the little offered Friday easily placed
advance Of to % per quarter Foreign free wheat
having been held relatively higher than that Of home
growth and the superior condition of the render
ing mixture Of old less than in ordinary
the transactions in foreign have been
ed scale throughout the week On Friday thors was,
however, somewhat improved demand for 6ns Dsnzig
and Rosock, at prices which could certainly not have
On rassr S
minshed and had holders been reasonable in their
prepons rather extensive operations would probably
have been entered into The prices asked have, how
ever been too high 10 admit Of the execution Of the
ders received and the actual business done has
quently, been unimportant The duty is still st the
maximum point and s likely to remain there for some
weeks but the potato crop should really
deficient is expected, and the importation Of foreign
wheat become prices ofths article wii later
in the year, rise SO as to cause material fall in the
duty


Town manufactured -four has been in moderate request
at the recently enhanced terms and there 10 now no
prospect Of the millers reducing their quoations The
arrivals of this article coastwse have been quite rvia
and towards the close Of the week good Norfolk house
holds held Is per sack higher than Monday last
raj parcels have changed hands in bond 24s to
Cd per barrel; and for good brands of Western Canal
cases obtsaed on Fiiday The stock Of free foreign
flour has already been greatly diminished and future
afs % Ns ~Rs Ss
bring higher prices than those at present current


Very little English barley has been offered for sale at
which have appeared have sold the full terms Of that
day and the advance then established other dsscrp-
been in fair request and good heavy grinding qualities
have commanded from ass to 30s quarter duty paid
obliged to give for barley has led to rise in malt and
prime seasonod qualities ve been sold at an advance
Of ispsr quartsr Lhs value os other SORT; has slso
at the enhanced terms.


The market has been very .parinsly supplied vsa
have also fallen o and as the major part Of the Arch
scarcely look any further large receipts Of rsies
such seems at all events to be the general inprssssn;
to increase their operations On Wednesday : COED
many cargoes brought to store at prces I'd Per
quarter above the currency Of Monday and later IN ths


fvnvAha ria tn ohauf fb0


The want Of supplies has prevented much being dsns
have Commanded fully previous pricsa. xkypdaA Ah@p'
IN bond have been held at 30s per quarter. -
arrivals .h.uId increase mat materially hi: article Is isiy
to rise considerably


Indian corn has met ready sale at s4s TO sbs per
quarter being Is per quarter more than 1t wss worth


All over the continent Of Europe the value Of whsst
would in all probability require foreign aid in csnss
quence Of the failure in the potato crop Prices are
nsn pU sna there ns .soS
prospect Of busnea being DONE unless furthsr snda


Letters from DsnziE Of the 10th ult ats that great
deal Of excitement had prevailed thers and that sellers
had hardly known S wh; Sns to az for n amer lnSs
oSsr sor. %sTs held equally ass had sc1s
only 60 to 81 lbs per bushe The exports 70 France
Holland and Belgium, had caused very material Dc.
the STOCKS end II was eeumetod that ot the
600 lasts remaining little above geo lasts consisted Of
fine quality.


In Lower Poland the wheat crop was not well spoken
Of in the upper provinces both thequaniy end qus


ty would, IL was thought. prove sstisfactory. Rye
had produced very badly and the crops Of most kinds
of spring sown corn would 1t was expected, be dsfee-
tive nl4.l


At the Lower Baltic ports prices Of Wheat have
up in the same proportion as at Danzig and notwith.
standing the late important rise here quotations s
relatively lower at Mark Lane than they at ether
market in Europe


From Hamburg. we have sdviees Of Tuesday last In
Wheat there had not been much doing tho demand hav
ing been almost wholly Of local character Fine ~
lbs Marks then held at equal TO ass 3D. and lighter
qualities at from A4s 10 ais pcr qr free on DO ard
good many contracts for Barley and Oats TO shipPed
from Denmark had been closed since the previous poet
day For the former article prices varying irom s7 sd
up TO 74s Cd per or according to wesn, s Ia naa seen
paid and for 3sh lbs Danish ua.s ~ i'' ~ Psr
Later from Brugcs dated Ist inst, states that the


,,a,.s IF tha nsw Wheat grown in that neghborhood