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Dept j


Although the weather has throug ghout the week been
the harvest in the north-whch would under ordinary
most probably have produced further
depression In the trads-business has already in
some degree rallied from the temporary inactivity Of last
week. This must be wholly attributed to the continued
spread OF the Potato disease respecting which the moN
What portion Of the crop may be ultimately saved in
condition At for human food il yet impossible to say
but from the rapidy with which the disorder esSna
ing, the most serious apprehensions are enersns
many localities where few weeks ago All was nousn'
safe the aslds now present brack and burnt hPfss
arises from the decomposition We still hope tnst me
failure may not turn complete q n 81 ear
ed will be the case but that the yield OF Fo"'vvvs VIII
he sxceednglv de admits OF 40 doubt iskng 10.
to consideration the that this useful root ~ sass al
- .rtsnsyefv empsysd for feeding cattle, IL oimeult
to form conception Of the vast extra consumption Of
grain which must be occssionsd ey failure, or Ssn