The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-09-24 00:00:00

THE STA'

alispos %lick elm been elated, lest the recent
vootablo argather perteisded a bad harvest.--(Edia-
baigh Star.)
EDINBURGH, Sewn. 19.-We had a small supply of
goes to-day of.. curry land. Sales brisk, and pekes
eonliderahly higher. Top vrice of new wheat 495. ;
old :I2s. 'Only two samples of barley in market, which
sold at'24s. Bd. to fss. 6d. per boll.
DatactTn, Stsw.2o.-4 large quantity of reheat at
.thisday's market, which sold heavily (on account of they
London-market being lower by this day's returmi), how-.
ever, considerably higher than this day week's ,market,
for both old and new: best old )10s.; new 365.; current
30.. Barley, 'a ready 'sale and higher; best 'new 25.:
Current 235. Oats also a readrsele; best newlls. cur-
rent 19.. inferior 17s. Peas and beans from ISs. to 20s.
per bell,
The state of the weat!ler since Friday, has removed
most of the apprehensions which were entertained re-
garding the prospects of the harvest, particularly in
lrelsmd. The days bare been as fine, indeed, as the
most sanguine could wish. The consequenee has 'been
as the reader may perceive by the Market note, a con-
siderable decline in the price of all sorts of grain.-
The English corn note has also experienced a similar
decline. It has advanced, on some samples, 20s. The
last average being 545. of course it reached three or
four shillings beyond the importing price. it has fall-
en, in the coarse of one day, from five Seten'shillings.
Evening Post, Sept. 20.)
S ErTiAl i a 19. In consequence of
the advance in the English Markets, we have had
a good demand for every description of grain this
day, with an advance on new Wheat of 25.; on
new Here and Rapeseed, Is. each ; and upon new Oats,
of 6d. per barrel, on prime samples; Malt was also
Is. per barrel, and old second Flour Is per cwt. dearer
than last week.-The general prices this day were:-
old white Wheat, 455. to 50s. ; old red Wheat, 40s. to
455. ; new white Wheat, 30s. to 365.; new red Wheat,
265. to 365. ; old feeding Oats, 14s. to 175.; new Oats,
10s. to 13s. ; new Bere, 12s. to 13.. ; Barley, 13s. to
145.; Rapeseed, 28s. to 315.; Malt, 3Ss. to 40s. per
barrel; old second Flour, 28s. to 30s. ;enew ditto, 265.
to 275.; old Oatmeal, 13s. to 154.; new ditto, 14s. to
,16s. per cwt.
Ituaux, Sem 22.-Our market was well supplied
with grain yesterday. Wheat, which was in large
supply, sold, at the commencement, very briskly, at
Wednesday's prices ; but those who were in too great
a hurry soon had reason to repent of their purchases.
In a short time sales became heavy, and a fall of full
2s. per barrel took place, and at the close of the
market, a much greater reduction would have been
agreed to, a considerable quantity then remaining 'in-
disposed of. Good old feeding Oats and Barley were
in demand. Flour and Oatmeal heavy, but no ahem-

tion in prices. flood old Red Wheat, 40s. to 425. ;
White, 431. to 445. ; New, 325. to 345.; New Oats,
12s. to 135.; Old, 148. to 15s. ; Ne►w Barley, 12s. to
13s. ; Old, 14s. to 15s. per barrel ; Flour, 295. to
305.; Oatmeal, 12s. to 14s.
BILIPAST,SEPT.2O.-New Oatmeal from 14s. 841 to
15s. per cwt. of 1121b5.; old ditto, 13s. to 13s. 10d. ;
red Wheat, I Is. 6d. to 12s. 6.1.1 white ditto, 12s. 6d.
to 13s. 6d. ; Barley, 7s. 6d. to Bs. ; new Oats, 7s. 641. to
Bs. ; old, Ss. 6d. to 9s. ad. ; Float, attlAlrsts Vis. 6d. ;
second, 265. ; third, 12s.