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from this side Of the channel combined had caused pr
or less at several Of the principal markets. but not u
cieniy to leave margin for profit shipments to Eng


sErrEMBER 3.The arrivals Of all corn are moderate
The English wheat remaining over from Monday is he'll
when sales were made There is some demand for OS
qualities Of foreign for expectation


We have lately said very little respecting the probable
yield and quality OF spring sown corn and pulse. but
the period for harvesting these crops has arrived
we deem fright to lay before our readers such infOms
tion have from time to time been able to collect
Barley is generally described extremely luxuriant
much that its weight has caused 1t to be much more
this it may be concluded that large pro
portion OF the crop must have suffered in point Of quail
ty but the quantity will think be above average
Oats also with very few exceptions avoraby spo
ken Of not only in respect to yield but likewise to
ns n y Su @ h sus psss


inclined to think that little exists to apprehend
deficiency OF either OF these articles.


atey preceding the arrivals of Wheat coaswise into
London show material decrease $3.50 qrs having been
reported during the week ending this Saturday even
ing; for the time Of year. however and considering thai
nearly the whole has consisted of DID, the supply moi
short In the quantity exhibited at Mark Lane BY land
carnage samples from the home counties the falling OF
has been greater than in the receipts coastwise OF
Wednesday, the Essex, Kent and Suffolk stands were
properly supplied and on Friday there only few
fresh up from the first named county The miilers
have, throughout the week conducted their operations
with great caution The little business done Wed
nesday, at about previous prices; but Friday
there was more anxiety to SELL which gave purchasers





The transactions in free foreign Wheat have been on
restricted scale render it difficult to quote
prices IN the absence Of extensive sa the
ed nominaly unaltered but to have induced buyers
supply themselves freely would have been necessary
to have submitted to abatement Bonded parcels
have also been neglected though in many cases offered
at terms which would not previously have been
highest point It is likely at present to attain and
circumstances should hereafter give fresh i'm
peus to the trade the duty cannot be expected fall
below l6s per ar.


The market has been scantly supplied wit snglisl
and Scotch OATS have the arrivals from reaad beer
by any means large having however, received 81 2I
qrs from abroad there has been scarcity this grain
Superior qualities Of English and Scotch have command
quite last Monday quotations The lower descriptions
Of the latter have been affected by the abundance o
disposed Of slightly reduced terms. The bulk Of the
arrival from abroad is from Archange the
the price fell 3d. this week ais per ar has BE-
come the current rate.


According to the most recent advces from the cont
nent it appears that the weather underwent favorable
change in Germany Holland and France about the same


time in this country and harvest operations had con
known to the probable yield on the whole the ac
counts much more favorable than the case some
dull English advces holders OF Wheat haG generally re
NAMED firm.


At Danzig considerable sales appear to have beer
made during the week ending 23d August, mostly en-
HANGED terms The primary cause of the activity had
been orders from Belgium, received per express from





hands and for the finest qualities the growth of ls42 as
much AIS to AS Cd per Or free on board had been paid
that the harvest was being rapidly with that
supplies of grain had therefore been brought
ed very little business had been done either in wheat or
spring At Sten, the 23d affairs were in mnch
the same state the wheat crop would it expected
be productive, and the quality of new is highly


At Hamburg on the aah, the trade in wheat was OK.
ceedngly dull the continued dscouragng reports from
hence having had some influence.


From the Mediterranean ports we have nothing new


A letter from Odessa, Of the 18th August state ba
large business had been done there in wheat prinS
pay on speculation and that prices of the finer
board. f - "


Markets.


LONDON MoNEY MARKET Sept. 3.-The English Fund,
have presented little change from the usual routine IL
business during the last fortnight We are happy TO an
nounce that the weather has undergone complete
change andhe last ten days have warm SUNNY and
all that could be wished for harvest purposes II Il now
fully anticipated that it continue of which there is
good prospect the harvest, though late will generally
be gathered in good condition The fne weather has
a auickSsning effect upon the railway share market
sc;ss s.ss both Of ssasshe lines and
vals which We tear shortly will bring about rn;npnn pre-
revulsion. '"'ious


The consol Market has been rather fat to-day, with
prices Consols for Money left of ss 10 and or ,hg
account 80 to j. Bank Stock 2lli to 2sJ ExcheoueT
per Cents Reduced 9s to j. Three cuar,.r rnree
Cent. io2t to i and Long Annuities ii 7s. p''


arn Inc market there has been little doing the
warke nature OF the news from Mexico however, caus
ca considerable decline in Mexican stocb The die
tSrnances hsh IN Spain caused also slight reaon from
are the closing pricss-spanish five per cent "a to
three ss per cents ss to Belgian 100 o Brazilian d
bian Isl to Danish 9oi sl. Dutch tw and haif psr
cents ea to four per cents oct to il Poruvianss ss


LIVERPOOL CoTroN MARKEr, Aug. 29-The Cotton
market had steady appearance during the earl part OF
the week, when the weather still dull and .loomy,
and previously to the arrival Of the steamer But tie
bright and apparently settled weather of the lat three
days together with the accounts by the last packet
which are generally considered be in favor Of holders
nave gwen us strong and somewhat advancing market
me actual change IN the quotations is but slight but
with which the article is held and there can hardly be
any any doubt that with good harvesttime our market
snd ao han support ITS ground $500 American


500 American, $50 Pernam, SO Surat and 100 Egytian
for export The total number of sales amount OF 1880
Sept. a.-The sales of Cotton in the last four
days have been nearly 10000 bags. The market
price The fair qualities and upwards in American are
not materially changed but the middlng sorts hch the
specnlators cneny direct their attention to.
stood this day week and all other are more
or less affected The firm and steady market may be
trbuted entirely to the good harvest weather which we
are now enjoying.


LIvEnrooL Cory MARKET. Sept a.-Exccpt fair sup
ply OF Irish and Canadian Flour the arrivals from all
quarters into this port are the whole more limited
than OF late succession Of splendid weather here
with similar accounts recently IRON various parts OF
TINS country and Ireland suppress for the instant all ex
tensye operations in the leading corn marts Of tho
kngdom which in conjunction with the progress now
reports received this morning from Mark Lane. have
conduced to render the proceedings our Corn Elk.
change to-day quite as nanimate have lately do
scribed and this notwithstanding serisus complaints
from many counties of the condition and quality of the
new wheas, as well as Of the yield OF the latter many
samples were brought forward this morning by the
growers with several parcels from Ireland
part OF which were tolcrably good, but m.sy soft ond
neior and the prices OF each running from Is to rs l0d
per 20 lb They chiefly dspos ed of to consumers
All descriptions OF old wheat however an extreme.
~ dull SALE and being offered lower again day must
DC noted 4d to I'd per 20 b under last Tuesdays rates.
Flour Likewise continued to meet very little attention.
although offered at reduction Of per sack and per
barrel below the quotations Of this day week Barley
malt beans, and pease, upon very limited inquiry,
manned nominally former prices Old oats attracting