Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-13
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We copy the following important leader from th,
Marx Lane Express Of tbs a5th uIt

BMADsIUPEsI
We copy the following important leader from the
Mark Lane Express Of tbs 25th un:
When ecsny touched on the state Of the corn trade and
referred TO the vAosi Influences that endedto
prices added that would probably
Since then reasoning has been ine sized By eonnuaacs
S ., e. mol only The ,sss
pect OF productive corn crop proscted winter cold
have together retarded the progress vegetation she
ing tine Of the wheat which under ordinary circumstances
sens. before q, sSnniax Of July wRsn 70 thai b
will throw forward ms.urstIon and ngaherng OF ME
period when the days se1sby decreasing In length the
power m.y estimate the not emily bern
rendered full month later than the OF year, bat that In
prosseed nc. rresaoa' one This The n he noss
genial aud inevitable elect ofthe unprOpous
passing through
II we next consequences the growing vhe CROP
eqasy convinced Of the Injurious Of the
tany TOO soan decisive opinion on he umsts
result The opinions however Of the best Informed men, derived
~ that the Yield wheat be light urproplcus
and the majority Of he repos receive from the die
districts from tine to time strengthen such concuslon
Such so far a. to state that from present Appearances
there than two thirds Of crops aud In the low
saturated with lingering surface water the prospect st more
looked for and these refer not 70 n. STONY cay sns.sss
lands excRcsbut TO the der sandy. and grayeT,
eject but that Yield produce
cannot therefore, shut 10 the probable consequences Of
which Win probably be more or deficient depending upon
Of the weather during the next three mocha
With regard tho stock ofnave wheat on hand meet the
consumption Of extended thirteen before
get supply Of nes wheat we nnd the general OpIa
much ftock than hao the
ofharve In some pars Of country toe
10 other they have sold out With the exception Of
y required supply for matching the stacks At harvest
wealthy farmers .t hold consdsrabl. quantities Su 10 gene
raj the low price Of Wheat a. the earlier part OF the
der make money ply and other expenses well
t, purchase live considerable quantity Of wheat so
10 be available miller, Independently Of this there
sbsos deficiency botn in the yet per and the weight
clearly for ths Of
supply IN tn; count, .. and :S for The .,da. 3D.
has supply flor wheat been such ,hs year IS 70 .srd
below those Of IL. year upwards Of oo5 q the whole i'm
PARTITION for The i've months up 70 the 8s May being not
receipts the s,cF has not Inc essed ar, ssured Vs tho
hand In Lon1on does not exceed 0O 900 which
% W. ma, eIpec further supplies from the Bse and BlaI
Sea- these viii be high With reference to the latter
Russia had visited by army OF locus the
adjoining Odessa mes OF couey have
possible to say how .r TIE mischief may s eIsnd bu L win In
fby advance in prices At odss well lessen
The accounts France Urtsd
10 The eastern and .oahsrn dePartnen and In
excepting far etardng Its 9TH But In the central and
weather. however would now With materially Improve the
crops Avorrg the blooming aid nrg the Pcos hsa
ba many believe through the operation Of the .idnss.e
which present prohibits the importation On the other hAod
ny The price Of wheat in Paris la. T.nssd from SIS % Sis
per e Of dur from Va 10 Lo ESQ and Guch
or Without loss 1t not therefore, key shall
obtn great quantity Of wheat or oolr encs ue the p
her saoad rise or those Ia Francs fall TO allow the
porter pros.
The Amrrlc,n, viii probably us n.- tia. our mar
Afford them pron but they supply much before
their nav crop gathered Their erpol,ns Of wheat and
aour in the month May wore only saa. 80 The quo
SIS 81 Dbl equal to r As dss I'd quarter for wheat
rbca will aow the exporter p'Oht the highest range
fo wheat Ia market os for one overyeGr quality
suh heprssnt itlons unies seh the uhe. trade
aims -nd ir3m which Id quite enough uy tie advance
taken do anything the future
likely se'uou. III addition Of month the consump
ton yea b. III OF the harvest tia.
extent will OF Itself be sufficient ~ prevent the Of lower
prices pressing this Of upon edged
defeat cop Of last h.es and an unn.u. supply Of ot
On wheat We In fact les, prepared f1r any rsncy
than after tie dsasou harvest of 1858, because
period there vas aas soc. Of Oh Eash wheat Ia haadproo-
o OF foreign corr Ia sAn. neither OF which s.oly be
the commencement OF the next whatever
be the result Of the harvest
The Of the growing crops Of pr,r corn les "a
,hsn those Of wheat 10 suFok they speak desy
Of the bsey as reev.by bad aud thu Win some excspsrs
In favor q the light soils appesrs 10 be The fee The
us much pi,nt peri,hed in is Iapisnt vegel.n AMI
the prospect Of good return bghted for this Oats
po-tsons In he caller part Of the season and
ring the last lev weeks the prices vel sustained bnimpor
,aon OF 5ssi quarters and 900 quarters s
made atera Improvement the market the demand
country being quite snouge % keep the
.easo Tor vscn Tor he lat forty years. and We c.n scarcely
At n en, stage eslsu.,s the ul effect ve.es 70 The most
Ou' spprhenioosan We cannot but earnestly wsh that the
VIZ nI Prove e GEM. sann =; past n We
have .a,,asa m .hs contains. RAIN, shoash you'd certain.
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RICHMOND MARKETS, July 10, 1851
Rrx,-we have only TO repeat tia, dulne.s continues to
,,.v,n in IN. mercantile d,o.ytn,n R,co, eon,Inu,. Avn
coRs and TluR inscye unchanged The WHEAT mar
ket has not ye. opened though the delivery Of corsgmen con-
prices this the hand bu. the other sdvoes
from tn. sou, american Pour markets are Of character 10 In
- an, 49,. yer. nov
unproh'Aoe 10 Ani h As 70 start The mills We have no doubt
until their prospects yer. NOR. .nsoasas The ne. Inspection
uOnd Flour Into other markets.
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