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Ia cur crn 1rAcE irefe has hcea great guasiy In
prices which have varied from day day with the va
ryng of the weather The favorable change which
has taken place has had decided effect in discou
raging speculation and the sales Of the last days
have, in consequence been extremely limited at decl
ming rates for all articles The harvest Is proceed
ing rapidly in most parts of the country and the
counts the whole to the yield and quality OF the
Wheat crop are more favorable than could haye been
expected. All the other grain crops good In the
early pat Of the month there large business done
In Oats Oatmeal Peas &c. at higher rates than had been
previously current but the market has again declined
the latest transactions Considering all the
ces affecting our mafkethe reduced stocks Of grain
held IN this counry-the late harvest and the probably
deficient yield in consequence-in connection with a
very extended consumption OF all articles of food and
partial failure IN the potato cropt likely that the
present decline in prices will soon be arrested ana
that rmer market will speedily succeed the present
depression.