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There has been an increased expectation Of apples
ashes' butter, cheese, lead lumber naval stores, oils,
sugars teas and tobacco and falling of in the exporta


ton Of beef coffee, corn, cotton aour lard pork rice
taow and wheat II will be observed that up to the LIST
of September this year, there had been more limited
expectation Of the heavier articles Of provisions than for
the same time last year This in measure owing to
the limited receipts not only at this port but at New Or.
isansand all the other large receiving ports The falling
OF IN tho receipts these places has been by the
reduced prices current for these staples and the limited
remuneration realized by the producers these pro
ductions The foreign demand for American provisions
during the past year has not been sufficient to i'm
prove prices, and the bulk Of the shipments of
these articles has been throughout tho season made on
home account There is at present a very favorable
prospect for very extensive foreign demand for pro-
visions OF ai KINDS and we see nothing likely to prevent
an extensive trade between this country and Great Britain
In these staples, but high prices here Although
the crops Of wheat barley. oats, and all the small
grains have been unusually abundant this year