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LIVERPOOL CORY MARKET, Sept. 2.-Except 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
this country and Ireland suppress for the instant all
tensve operations in the leading corn marts of the
kingdom. which, in conjunction with tho progress
being made in the harvest around u.s. and the declining
reports received this morning from Mark Lane have
conduced to render the proceedings at Corn Ex-
change to-day quite us nanmate have lately de-
scribed; and this, Notwithstanding serisus complaints
from many counties of the condition and quality of the
new wheats well Of the yield OF the latter many
samples we're brought forward this morning by the
neghborng growers with several parcels from ireland
part of which olerably coed but mssy soft and
Inferior and the prices of each running from Is to rs I0d
per 10 ID They we're chiefly disposed Of TO consumers
An descriptions OF old wheat, however met an extreme
ly dull sale and being offered lower again to day,
be noted Ad Cd per 20 10 under last Tuesdays rates
Flour likewise, continued to meet very little attention.
although offered reduction OF Is per sack and IS per
barrel below the quotations Of this day week Barley
malt beans and pease, upon very limited inquiry.
maincd nomnally at former prices. Old oats, attracting
very little attention. were further depressed today
king the decline of tho week I'd per A5 lbs whilst
parcel of good Irish reaIized3s I'd Oatmeal being
neglected. Is Cd per ?0 lb cheaper than this day
scnnigh In bonded grain flour transactions were
reported.


From the Circular Of & C. Kirkpatrick, Of Sept a..