New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-15

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Az - lie Australian markets. To Nfl>aHrEt Con-
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VII regard 70 tie STATE Il tie markets Goods
t.1e 70 rrur IN fIcn al parts Of the world and the
r1;et. fisv eoUi command were 80 low, that rather
ban submit 70 immediate sacrifices. ships were being
rxrefsss6 n rGnhers. % he used for storage.
Wscsu tAen &c; te surprised ST the commercial cir
extrt unE 20 record dulness and declining prices
N the markets Of the industrial districts Thus we
read Il TIE circulars Of Messrs: Fraser, Son d Co,
Saed Mt1saeser Oct II The extent OF operations,
plefher for the hone trade, for foreign parts has
t<xn q an exceedingly limited scale and prices have
ssfeTed throughout 70 greater or lesser extent The
-furtber decline IN prints and madapOlams may be
stated a: &c I'd per piece ID % 70 % reed 81 H.
TO 20 il. sliri.nes 4ld 70 Cd pei piece in 35-12
-refc skrt.n9s 3D. per piece; in 50 in shiTings, of
low ou.ty. weighing 81 to 6 lbs about AL per
piece IN g IN % to "a reed shrtings Sd per piece;
in As to 81 in s,rting ID 10 ID per pece in low
Ito jscorets I'D, aud ID II TO 10 square jacOnes
ESD piece in cloth a. in long coths3 3D. per piece
ans - domestic OF certain classes about l-l6d per
ward Inyarns wstered twists has declined the most
"or con Ii and niddiiDe qualities. which may be con-
ss6ertd IS 3D. 10 3D. per H. below last month quota
stors Mule yarns have been most affected IN No
"lOs, which have been selling at reduction Of
fully ID per h. from the highest point OF the year
Other warns at 20e below 90 have been similarly
affected" Az to the food market, TIE Loadoa
HteEly Dispatch states In far as wheat is con-
seemed the opinions Of farmers, as they proceed TO
ihrath their grain and count their stocks IS that the
crop viii be shorter still than they anticipated In
weather since about fortnight, highly uniaVorabe
fer wheat-sowipg and seeding in the ground eyokes,
too serious approximations for the harvest OF 1854
From OxfoTdshiTe it is reported as follows:
"A, 10 the wheat crop whole it il miserable fail
ure farms that usually produce from 40 TO ~ bushels
acre a. this year yielding from 5to 20 bushels and
wei guilty. asd wheat and bean lands are Yielding but from
eo 10 bushels per Potatoes sadly diseased are an
insienifcari yield
Yorkshire report informs US that
sThe has caused complete cessation OF all active
out door operations and the remains Of the latter harvest
we are souy TO ssyall the beans, the bulk OF spring
vbt At ard some oats by being exposed to the acton
othe weather rendered so prevent the hope that
can ever be ct thrash after the drying winds Of spring
is moreover sadly sproued and sad waste Of this last
re,ource will doubtless inevitably take place We give
faint idea Of the extent OF the loss which refer
cling the Tees and from thence TO Catterk, At
okesley and embracing the lOTl6Dds OF Ceseiand and
eastward OF Think TO the sea- westward OF Harrowga'e ana
from the Humber 10 the vast quantities Of corn are
abroad and spoled by the wet with rainy sky overhead
fu 6ity Ter cent Of the potatoes ievOcably dssased,
and a new demand for seed has sprung up with small
stocks of old IS certain that the Whole o. the wh1t
g,e~ng distrefs Of the country defeen and spo>3
t<to~d any former PERIOD vtth,n our recollection
Hertfordslire report states;
sUis very extraordinary at this period Of the year not
10 haze oozc9ed The Aarrest "a ns country S1ch. how
ever h the fact there are many fields OF oats not yet
csrted, and considerable portion OF the sprsssown
beans with occasional field Of barley indeed there arc
some fields Il lent corn not yet cut
TIE Ecoaomta of last Saturday publishes the follow
ing table showing the quantities OF wheat and grains
of all kinds and OF meal and -four OF all kinds imported
INTO the United Kingdom during the period from Jan
to Oct 10, 1853:
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