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The London packet of the 10th and Havre packet Of the
sh, will take amount similar to the above We DO
learn fany large shipments being made by the Great
Western to sail the i4th inst It is hardly time yet


Our very large importations, and the heavy stocks
Of foreign merchandise, have already reduced the
value in this market, and caused great re-
duction in prices. This will operate very much to the
disadvantage Of holders of large stocks. and cause
very losses to those who purchased early in the
season. supply much larger thsn the:demand nvaI.
ably produces such state Of things and reacts those
who the prime movers In the business As we have
heretofore stated very large part Of this fall importa
tion still remains in first hands and the principal losses by
the reduction of prices therefore falls the importers
so far this goes the loss falls in the right place. but In
many instances jobbers suffer seriously We are in.
duced believe that the mpotaons for the remainder
OF the season will be much lighter than they have been
heretofore for the period. very large packe,
owner informs that his ships coming out with very
small freight lists and the msnests Of several packets
that have recently arrived show evidently great falling
of in light and valuable packages The cargoss now ar