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satisfied with the result The fine weather and fiat reports
from this side of the channel combined, had caused pr
of wheat, well those Of oats to give way
less, at several of the principal markets. but not su
ciently to leave margin for profit on shipments to Eng
land.


The transactions in free Foreign wheat have been
so restricted scale as to render It difficult to quote
prices correctly in the absence of extensive sales the
value Of the article may be considered having
NAMED nominaly unaered but to have induced buyers
to supply themselves freely it would have been
sary to have submitted to some abatement.


SEPTEMBER a.-The arrivals of all moderate.
The English wheat remaining over from Monday is held
firmly st that days prices and which have been realized
when sales we're made. There is some demand for low
qualities OF foreign for expectation.


We have lately said very little respecting the probable
the period for harvesting these crops has arrived


ton we have from time to time been able to collect
Barley is generally described extremely so
much that its weight has caused to be much
extensively lodged than either Wheat Oats. From
this circumstance it may be concluded that large pro-
portion OF the crop must have suffered in point Of quail
y but the quantity will, think be above average
Oats are Also with very few exceptions, cvorably spo
ken Of not only in respect TO yield but likewise as
quality The reports relative TO Beans and Peas vary
naerialy in different localities but on the whole
inclined to think that little reason exists to apprehcnd
deficiency OF either Of these articles


As compared with either Of the three weeks imnedi
atey preceding, the arrivals Of Wheat into
London show material decrease $3.50 qrs having been
reported during the week ending this Saturday even
ing; for the OF year however and considering that
nearly the whole has consisted Of old the supply is
short In the quantity exhibited at Mark Lane by land
carriage samples IRON the home counties the falling of
has been greater than in tho receipts coastwe. On
Wednesday, the Essex, Kent and Suffolk stands were
properly supplied and on Friday there only few
runs fresh up from the first named county The mers
nave throughout the week. conducted their operations
with great caution The little business done on Wed.
nesday, was at about previous prices; but on Friday
there was more anxiety SELL which gave
slight advantage.


The transactions in free foreign Wheat have boen on
so restricted scale to render 1t difficult to quote
prices correctly; in the absence Of extensive sales
value OF the article may be considered having remain
ed nominally unaltered but to have induced BUYERS TO
supply themselves freely would have been
to have submitted to some abatement Bonded parcels
have also been neglected though in many cases offered
at terms which would not previously hav been accepted
The weekly average appears to have touched the
highest point is likely at present attain and unless
circumstances should hereafter to give fresh i'm
peus to the trade the duty cannot be expected to fall
below los. per or.


The market has been scantly supplied with English
and Scotch Oats have the arrivals from been
by any large having, however received AZ ols
Qs from abroad there has been scarcity of this grain
superior qualities OF English and Scotch have command
ed high tes and the best samples Of Irish have sold at
quite last Monday quotations The lower
the latter have been affected by the abundance of
foreign the market and have in partial instances been
disposed of at slightly reduced terms The bulk of the
arrival from abroad Is from Archange the first
from thence sold at AS per qr duty paid subsequently,