The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-09-04 00:00:00

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To TES EDITOR Oi

MK ST4TR3JIi.Y.

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Coro Market, Sept. 3. 182 ff. '
Sic —The anlvale of Wheat. lam Week. were my
mail, sod. so Friday, floe +ample. kicked to. per IL
more meaty ; t►e supply for yesterday'. 'warier* was
again small ; natl. ithstandiog, the ask was dolt, sod,
except fur a few prime *ampler, early in the moreing.
the price. were the same as Oa hluoday week. The
satoral effect of l►rger supplies is very e►ident. We
had a little old Wheat fruits Ireland. lost week; a good
deal of new may be expected when the harvest is
kaished. I Titania, Sir, your.., 8. 8.

PROVISIONS.

(Ritelesiva" fir the Statemeas)
The price of Bacon condones about the same as it
has bees far I weeks part. The best, that is,
such as is in good condition, and small sized, is worth
about 321. per cwt.; middling and heavy, 26e. to 311 s.
During the whole season it has been shoat Ws. per
ewe. wader lan year's prices; coosequestly there is
no room for such a hew.y fell as took place last year.
Irish Batter is rather heavy. owing to the price, which
is tdo high to admit of say advance, except through
speculation; wi.ich the dealers are afraid to enter
epos, after the evp•tienee of past mien', especially
the lest. A great qoarrity of old Irish Dotter is stilt
in the beads of Merchant. hare. New Waterford, 741.
to 755. Carlow, 79.. to SOs. 'riles, prices are trio
high, compared with other articles. Cheese, also,
awing to the lung conrinnance of hot weather, and the
consequent difficulty of bringing it to Loactan in good
condition, has advanced beyond due bounds, and seems
likely to experieoce a eonsiticrahle decline. In short,
the " r, (sera wurkiog of ecests" seems to be in fa-
vour of low prices; for es soon as an article ge's
little shove its relative value to others, the consamp•
lion of it in great part cease.. Cheshire Cheese from
60s. to 745, ; of I Derby, 435. to SSI ; Doable Glou-
cester, 455. to 555. ; best single, 445. to 431.; mid..
filing, 355. to 4Us. ; memos Dorset slum 21...
to 235. .

TIM HA lIVIIST IV ME LA XII

'Until Wednesday, which was very wet, the weather
has continued, with little eaceptioe, as tsvourahle ti
the growing crops and harvest work as could be de:
sired. The wheat has been every where reaped, and
stacked in excellent order. The virility is In general
good. bet a e understand that thei prodnctiveaes* is by
no means equal to that of last season. Much of tho
bad.), has been cot, an I, in the eeighbeerhood of this
city. is uncommonly fin-. We are informed, however.'
that It is a light crop in the west of the convoy, raped.
ally near the coast, where it is principally cultivate!.
Of the oats, we are sorry to sly, the reports we have re-
ceived are, with few exceptions, unfavourable. Most of
the crops of that grain hare suffered greatly from tha
rest, to the total loss, in Isolae instances. of both corn
sod straw.—The damage to tble crop has been, we
believe justly, ascribed to the lightning which was so
(requites le the roam of the summer.' Some fields.
most prosalsiog is the begiaolng of the season, beta
suffered mach injory, sad before the Ileitateg there
were two symptoms of diessoils say. liwymay be coo-
*WNW an average crop, Some of it was saved Is floe
order, bet a greet deal has Ikea diecoloered by the
rain. The most intentstiog crop remains to be an-
fieed—the potatoes ; and we are happy to fled that all ,
*monists concur to represtatiog it as most abriodsat.—.
(Conk AJrertiser.) I
During the greeter part of the month of August.d
farmers were very bdeily employed io reaping stab
saving the harvest, which, with very trivial exceptioss.;
may be considered accomplished. Notwithstandlet 4
some of the Wheat is very ieferior, and mot. bet mid-
duty, Hill so much is of very prime quality, that we easy
compute the 'mire a gird average crop. The Olt crop
is eeesidered thle, sad short of straw, and is g a Ilv
complaioad of, owing to a kind of blast or rest which
particularly affected it adjacent to the sea or to rivers.
However, we may expect it to be folly adequate to the
demand. Barley is considered limited in supply,
Here, Pea., Rap*, and Rye, are tolerably good crops..
Flu, In some places, is very thin and short ; however.; ,
It may be considered a good go crop. Clover,
and Aftergrass are in a flourishing condition. Postai*.
grimed/ on atilt producing a large supply of greet .
Potatoes are more improved by the late rains that,
any other description. From trial, and from the ap-
pearaiice of the stalks, the produce will moat probably
be ablindant, beyond any precedent which our island
affords. If the entire of the grain crops were outer-
(bloated, it seems likely that the potatoes alone would
be fully adequate to the support of the inhabitants of
Ireland during the next twelvemonths. (Waterford
,Mirror.)
Bennet's Bridge frit, four nines from Kilkenny,
was held on Moodily, and was, like ill *striate' fairs,
an exhibition of stock very little to the advantage of
tentiefler, The Only improvement was in the price of
pi' and °flee?. The former sold pretty well at an
like of firn ss. tq 6s. per ewe. Ile latielitittll, andais
• Illheilfrought rather better prices thee for son,
alaseltich,l it stork generally, except yeireti-ng
Whit tvaillit '' demand, and conserven'ly we have
'material isoprovemeat to report.--(Leinsfer Aim)
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Ceetterateirioz, Sire. 4.—We have lied very little
Wheat fresh in since Monday. yet the tea& wee latmey
this moraine, there being bet few beyere -at, market,
sad the prices remsimattv same.—Bsrley fatly supports
blondry • quotation, the supply being unesaally email.—
'Oats went off hervily at a trifling railactims.—ln Beans
and Peas there is no akteration.
PARTRiDat 3400TiNG.—A match for 100 reties, a.
side took place on Mboilay, 'between a Mr. Jenkins and
Me. Ifirrriston.• if Halliforil, who would bug the most
bead of game by two o'clock e at. 'fits Sims parted it •
Ohs Furze Copper, a 'hart distance from Ripley, taking
contrary diroctioos, with stogie-hurdle] tuna and sic-
imisrprnied by an umpire eneb. 'Vb. game seas abun-
dant, vrong upon the wing, sod.the Ate rains made the
went pod. Each shot to a single bract( of pointers,
land killed as follows :.2111e.leekins bitgred II stare of .
partridges, six hares,' Ind font leverets, ti bead in 41
oboes. Mr. Harriette killed 9 brace of psrtridges, senors
bares, and three leveretsomakieg 21 in 37.shota. Beds •
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sea and dogs wera.cosopietely knetked ep. •
A Slaiersa •
—Two young Ladies. Übe, AWADP,
itff 101Wrtin+9.4 ACCOlted us Moaday sernai, its. at
' usk, at the cod of Baicer-street, Kew-road. 11 • ?aim
teased like a t1e..0, who followed them down the
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lie-resst. . genll-11 iticlitiiebeag to avoid his iasedelitim-
pegtelittes .the laafin stopped, Aso the villain 114101' '
ens of them la the lower part of the Peek, and iftWalt ,
Tie Lady foisted. aid the nioooter escaped; ...Ai..