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CORN EXCHANGE. SEPTEMBER 15.

The duty on Wheat is reduced this week to £5. on Barley,
Rye Beans, and Pease, to 2s. per quarter, and on Flour to 3s.
per barrel. Few vessels have arrived since our last, and our
imports consist chiefly of about 1,200 quarters of Wheat coast-
wise, 2,400 quarters of the same grain from near continental
ports, and 1,900 quarters from Odessa; the fresh supply of In-
dian Corn from the States, and of other articles from any
quarter, being at the same time very limited. During the
past two days the trade for Wheat has continued to be steadily
supported, the demand for home consumption being to a fair
extent, and having also a good inquiry for cargoes afloat, partly
for Irish account.—lndian Corn has been in legs request, and
the rates accepted Is. and Is. 6d. per quarter lower. Although,
by telegraph, the Wheat trade this morning in London is stated
to be firm, and in Wakefield is. and 2s. per quarter higher, the
demaild for any description of that Grain at our market to-day
was but moderate, and the weather, being remarkably fine
with a settled aspect, the current rates of Tuesday were in a
few instances obtained, and towards the close of business a
decline of Id. to 2d. per 70 lbs. was conceded.—Bonded and
floating Wheats continued to attract some inquiry; but
with scarcely any offering to-day, no sales of moment trans-
pired, and prices remained nominally unvaried.—Flour, in-
cluding' all denominations, was in languid request, and the
turn cheaper. Barley, Malt, Beans, and Pease, remained pre-
cisely the same as stated in the foregoing report.—Oats and
Oatmeal being extremely scarce, good well-prepared kinds of
the former would readily command Id. per 45 lbs. over the
tormal.ot *he AAlly maintained previous quo-
tertionsr-Although occasional orders for Indian Corn continue
to appear from Irish buyers, the sales effected to-day have
been generally in more limited parcels than usual, and mostly
at the decline above-mentioned.—Corn Meal ]7s. to 175.6 d.
per barrel. The steamer Cambria arrived here last night from
New York, with accounts of the markets there dated 30th of
August : the several leading articles were in fair demand for
export, with some improvement in value, except for Indian
Corn. Quotations were, Wheat, 375. 6d. ; Indian Corn, 225.
Gd. to 255. 3d. per 480 lbs. ; Flour, 245. 3d. to 255. 6d. ; Inditt
Meal, 13s. 6d. to 14s. 6d. per barrel ; free on board.

SALFORD CATTLE MARKET, SEPT. 13.

We were well supplied with both Beasts and Sheep to-day,
and the quality an average one. As the demand continues fully
equal to the supply, jobbers found no difficulty in obtaining 6d.
per lb. for prime Beef, and 6d. for superior Mutton. A fair
clearance was effected.