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The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1861-10-11

BrpprroRp BASK.-At meeting of the
Stockholders OF the Biddeford Bank held on
Monday. the following gentlemen were elect
Cd directors for the ensuing year William
P. Haines. R. NJ. Chapman, Thomas ouinby
George II. Adams, Joshua Moore, N. o.
Kendall, Hugh Wallace.
W. P. Haines President. S. S. Fairfield,
Cashier. Semi annual dividcned, 4pcr cent.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1861-10-11

Crr BAsk.-At meeting Of the Stock
holders Of the City Bank, held on Monday
Oct. !, tho following gentlemen were elected
Directors Charles @. Sawyer. Thomas II.
Cole, Luke Hill, s. w. Luques, james An
drews. Marshall Pierce, Z. II Banks; Prcsi-
dent. Charles c. Sawyer; Cashier, S. A.
Bootbby. A scmi-annual dividend Of 3 Per
cent. was declared.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1861-10-11

u Mr. jeremiah Gordon OF Saco, the
proprietor and for many years the popular
landlord Of the York Hotel, died on Tuesday,
Oct. 8, aged 6S years and months. Ills
funeral will take place this day friday, at
10 p. NJ.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1861-10-11
T. II. HuBBARD,1
l.. o. CowAS, Com.
A, A. HANscoN,

We have only to add, that the report was
read on Wednesday evening to a we'll filed
hall, who, as the weather had cleared up. were
In the best OF temperate ladies appearing
wreathed in smiles, and the gentlemen appear
Ing obliyious Of the storm Of the previous day.
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An Appeal in Behalf OF Sic. s.,a,.n.

Tho appended letter from Mn. Warren.
wife Of the Assistant Surgeon Of the 9Th reg
imcnt, was received by us several days ago.
We know Of no better way Of forwarding
the benevolent purpose which she wishes TO
accomplish than to insert the letter entire In
our Paper, trusting that tho sppcal % warm
~ and feclingly made will DO cfectual, and
induce tho benevolent ladies Of our city to
exert themselves to obtain the desired com.
forts Tor our sick soldiers. There need be no
waiting one for the other In this matter, or
for any formal or set method Of proceeding.
Any lady can exert herself In this cause aud
the contribution, whether Il DO In blankets,
bedding Of any kind, OF in money, win reach
the regiment through the Sanitary Commit
tee. Any information We can give, thas
10 desired, will be freely impaired.
MouSr EAGLE, PAnTAX Co., vA.,2
Sept. 80, 1861.
Mr.. CowAN: SIR: I take tho liberty 10
address few line. to you in behalf OF tho
sick In our regiment, now lying in hospital.
They are very destitute Of bedding, NOT bay-
ing enough 10 make them comfortable.
Saturday visited the Sd Maine regiment,
and the contrast between the two hospitals,
I assure you, Is very great. They have nice
bed cots, pillows and comforts, while our sick
have as YOU may say nothinc-Iyiue ON
coar,s socks filed with straw, nothing under
their heads, and nothing over them except
ING n blanket the nights are now very cold,
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NORTH CAROLINA NEWS.

The Seventh Indiana regiment sent up the
Pamlico Sound somc days since was sent to
Chiemacomaque, point about forty miles
this side of Hatteras Inlet. When the first
boat load OF soldiers touched the beach, sew
eral residents Of the island could DO seen
scampcring away in all directions. Others
subsequently, came into camp on being assur-
ed That no harm would be done them. They
told pitiful stories OF suffering. All the
voters IN the place, about $50 in number,
have taken the oath Of allegiance. ..,
t NEW ORLEANS.
A startling report reaches us from New
Orleans by way q St. Lous-publishcd in
the Republican Of the latter city. 1t states
that letter has been received from New
Orleans-the date Of which, however, is not
giyen-announcing that feet OF serenity
National vessels was coming up tho Baltic
to capture the place. There is no reason
whatever to confde in the truth Of this re-
port. But ii Is true that the Federal forces
occupy Ship Island and the Chandelier and
Southern papers state that water communi-
cation between Mobile and New Orleans has
been efIectually cut of by the Federal block
AIDE. The telegraphic line between these
points-the Montgomery Mail say'-had al
50 been interrupted by Z" the Hesslans."
A large number of chartered ocean steam
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VARIOUS FONTS.
Graphic Account Of the Repulso at
Lexington. ,

Aspccial correspondence of the Chicago
Times gives description of the fight at Lex
ington, from which we give the following
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WESTERN VIRGINIA.

The news from Western Virginia reports q
battle on Wednesday at Grcenbricr river, IL
miles from Cheat Mountain, between I'm
ion force Of 5000, under Gen. Reynolds, and
$1,000 rebels under Gen. Johnston. The
engagement resulted from reconnaissance
made in force by our troops to ascertain the
strength Of the rebels. Having drawn out
the full force Of the enemy Gen. Reynolds
appears to have retired, taking several pris-
oners and large number Of horses and cat
tie. The rebel loss in killed and wounded is
cstimatedat 500; Gen. Reynolds, II killed
and III wounded.
These statements of the killed and wound.
cd arc obviously absurd and untrue.
In late engagement at Chapmansvillov Va.
the rebels were defeated and driven out of
the valley. Il Is pronounced very effective
blow to the rebel power In that section.
Chapmansville Is small post village In
Logan county. Va. Logan IL in the extreme
western portion Of Virginia, the Tug Fork of
the Big Sandy being tho boundary limo be-
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MISSOURI.

The now, from Missouri ia Of m important
character, and embodies advices from Lexing-
ton to Monday night last. At that time
Ger. Price had left with the main body OF
his forces. and was moving southwark to eff.
feet junction with Ben McCulloch, which
effected. he intends to give battle to Gen.
Fremont. lie is represented to DO decided
upon this point, being elated with his vcto.
ry at Lexington, and anticipating like sue.
cess when he shall again meet the National
forces. Ills plan Is 10 a''ack "en' fremont
~ 'enerso" o"y, anu '"e" 70 na'Va On o.
LOUIS h' '."' "'''"'y n'"0''e" "''.'P''0"'
anu % % ''"'S '"''0 ''D0N '""" '" ".
SCUM ne inaAe' no ,0'''' u '"' '1o' '''a'
."' a Mo'e ooo o',e'.."' ""' 'OA"'' s''AeN.O''
si'oVV'oV0' 10, '"1 PURPOSE =. ""s
against 'ne N"'''na' "o'er"'nen.. MEAN
''mo 'on' r'o"o"', oo"',""., "''ne,y ",..
~, ", w. ~. r nvpa,ammo !. aid p~ ,ho.o n
~, ' ' a - ho ,ood il ovorv n,,,;.nI,r
~. ms N0' '-. - 10. -
~ ~, -, -. A." -, -
YOU ""' r,r' .a "s a ~ ,t . =,
-, 90 Cor P,omo,, w;,, do,h,,o.,
'''p'''u' no oe"' ., 'y" "n eOu'''0.'
move out 70 prevent 'ne rcoc' 'orce from get
ting between him and the commands OF Gems
Davis aud Siegel, now at Georgetown.
The fortiiicatlons on the south side OF st.
Louis are finished. Others will require 5 or
G weeks.
The report OF Ben McCulloch's death Is
repcated, the story being told with circum-
.,.,,;., m;r,,.,ss. 7, .sem. N Ia from
'"'""' .,'.,S-.. ~.
Trustworthy au'nori'y' Oh. We nave na' 80
many similar stories, which have proved
false in respect to Bcauregard, Davis, &c. /,
that we require evidence before believing.
M. w..h;,,,on s,,, which Il +, sma,,
Inc ""'"''so" '' ""o" !.
lively paper, conducted by an employee OF
.bo Government having good opportunities
Wv -. -. ,r ,ha Fat. L,,vn
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piddosord, No.. October II. 1851.

-..vsrt,..rs are particularly request
~ hsni in their Advertisements a. early In the
81 ~ a. nossible In order 10 secure their inser-
10 they must be received by Wednesday noon
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THE SHOW AND FAIR.

York County Agricultural Society.
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NAVIGATION OF TIE POTOMAC.

The Washington Star has information from
Alexandria, OF the Sd, which states that the
guns used by the rebels at Freestone Point.
and which were sent down from the line Of
the Orange & Alexandria Railroad, have
been withdrawn, for fear Of capture by Fed.
eral troops. The Potomac is now fully open
for navigation, and the number Of vessels
coming up is unprecedented. The whole
river is dotted with large and small craft,
laden with coal, wood, lumber, hay and
heavy and bulky merchandise Of various
kinds
, 1861-09-06
Daily Review Of Chicago Market.


1nE,o4, .heFsn4F EsKS1Aa, Sept 5, 1861
epraesnaa1s prae,nrs~Advansed rA.l Sc per bnshel The
9so Saa' on,Msra ~ andatsh Whest at &c 10 Buf:
IT ~ scnf H. Iaftar Chartered last night> wheat
o1fo1e, Cane eG Hog: u I; Martin Kenosha, Affair,
and 9odarich propeller, corr. at ike: ba1k
Tbits s aGhta Aeontiaa. g. c. TFowbridge,
Rnfs1n nats' ana prop Acme. eorn, at 1sc; prop
hey H. Lag; s. wh9st st 1Te o' 0-
yestersG scns Fla Logan reported BY ts agent
At ~ a. lSe for wheat to Buffalo, was engaged
s3Ge ns eghts on aoar by railroad have advanced
asfes 10 fse Nxf ~! to New York and Boston
s1m q 19zp RsF or1 and 70 Boston s1so5@1.16. '~>
- lE-keceived, 5,925 bris: shipped tF lake,
} h;s sEls Market declined 5n1oa sals. 10
10 o. srls Gfs sss Fs9R;s Rs-.n 80 esecs BIZ
Missouri white extras, at IS 90 All 1 brls eood
WITS WITS wb;e xater eft5ss i asI o bSl4
es6 sats s5tth aintet st IT, .s af q @ dl s:I
de Del 1@ 1@ h9a n5s .1sagnoia Epr1g extra at 90
nitsd States" super At ss 10 del: 15o bis st,
el In ehta 1s % P 15o brls good extra i. So Is
sse!; sei.; 5e 6sls ComHercial' DO 1T IS 70 del 1o0
# dei 1o6 Sfy 81, bsls s Stass
N!HkAT-Re iyei, 10. IA bu shin1,ed. % 4s1
a1 ~ 1M1fkss for winter aduanced t. spting wheat
Il storn avw at = saieswoWEaEEn4oo o ba 70 Red
T. Ked @ n store st 6sc srR1ss1s @ SO bu r. " Ciub
fkc e a. ro o67e: 44oo bu No splng in store At
ba o9Se ko g. sntio 90 At 81 15o5 sa do st ssHs
ia 9 atls 7. &c + 600 bn do st 6ic 1es bu Rejected
en Market drli and EGEe 1oEsr. pu s1szR ssesEsseS
E s i 3 GIT : ~ X % as: e :;
M "a mixed II store at ao7!c. II n0 bn dn At
, 1861-09-06

CHICAGO, Sept s, 1861.
EDITORS CHICAGO TREUKE:-We have noticed
In Your muney article OF to-day, remarks In refer
cncc to the Weare Bank Of New Hampshire We
are paying out the circulation Of this bank and
kten hnow It st% S b geed and promptly 1edss@ed i
south Wells street, in New York exchange at bar
Or @ go@lai @ By gising this place in your columns
Yours respectfully, CnAam Co. y
I'VE hare only to say that the Weare Bank has
been IN bad repEte where 1t Ia best known, That
crasin d Co. will redeem au they put in circula-
tion here, we have 70 doubt. But If they will do
so why not pay out tic gold at once instead of the
paper :-EDs. TnBUREI
FOREIGN EXCHANGE IN New YoRK.-The
Hffata Of yesterday reports exchange f1mer for
stefl1hg bills, but not 60 strong for francs Bank
efs' at thecose were asking 1o7ss @107 for thirty
day sterling bills. Bankers bills on Paris 335<
@,5.a5.
TIE GOVERNMENT LoAx-The N. T. H:ra2a of
yesterday eon.airs the following:
4 large proportion Of the operators, who have
hitherto employ cd Their means in commercial pa
cents at about IS arc The favorites at present. b.
and b5 the $40 peg cents will follow, though the
ptoEers cannot mske anything by dealing in 1hera,
and are not likely to besir themselves ACTIVELY e
piacs them IN consequence. The banks paid over
the third in6ta1ment Of ten per cent this morning
q IL 1se reaa3s5 a1sI
a9s 4 GRAFT ior io0 to be dstributea
SUBSTITUTION to the nan o. nf ntst pahilc
flons ta.dar scre ~ ,nndarsta ioan' ins suoscr1p-
Peonie viii mi suhscr;ha a-oa1r .,,,4,7 ~.
49, - - ~. EuuSCllnI 1alselJ LOW untH the
cpcncd al over the courtrv. The 1irsf bntcb ~
nots;Lsome ,s; s45e goo, chiefly hundreds and ffties
sienat IN th az I'LL aeie e nashngt0n to be
which has occurred IN preparing theae notcs Z
~ cfSdltahle 70 the Department Or to the Bank
Nuae ~ cHglASing lomsany which had the matter in
aurdt for assertions. by tbat a ao1m Is
net coming forward as they should; whereas the
thai, la tnat me people are ready with
Aotes. Why, it msE be- asked tnn San5s vi. Mn ass
G. open books OF enbscriptfon thTouohnTt tha
NoIIn Mny "a11 any longer:
: sAoakf MAF7ERs IN FHllADELPHA--TheN North
6Msfsc0n qCoscs the market dull with good
osnano 1oF tlst-cass paper at GOT q cent. The
pa1As nave paid tile second instalment Of their
sQb5cTlption to the Gnyerrnant 1oar orJ IN n
, 1861-09-06

Me-" YORK, Sept. s. 5.-FLouR-Without auv
tec1ded charge Extra state eca1ce snd in good
ffeqnest r Ea or export as fn previous prices Sales
% o ~ DIE a. e. W1 IS fer saper state; 81 61
e 9tg4 50 for conmon to medium extra western:
S5R5 70 for shipping brands round hoop Olio !:
Saag6-55 toT Trade bra d=-market closing
10y aoul quiet and steady al t. so@as5. Corn msn
q1att al about previous quotations.
Gn1 fRirme5; 1sna1 Sales 1Qo brls at 1s@1s1zc
port inquiry: Sales $4,000 bn northwestern club
At $1.01@ ,05. 5000 bn Nil club at 81. .c3@l c.
iioo ~ M - Eaelae e sprlng at $l05, 65o6 bu amber
winter red western at 81 14@t19, the latter nrice
1or yerF choice. $50 bu red Ind at s1l6mI.20. new
fo red pel at 91 ,20 $50 hn white 81 at 81. .soA 3
choice Esw white Mich at 81 81 Eye 0ui.t and
a1d nominal Com rules quite irm With s good aet
lo,0eg bu at 4t95Sc for common mixed western.
5ssssVc 1of iaf to good shipping do, 59@42 for
arc S5e5t34c for western and state
fRoF1s1oSE:-pcrk continues heavy and prices
naYe again declined. The government Contract
len ler i,50 br!s mess was made st sis q br1. Sales
5so brls st $14G14 Is mess, So. 75n15 prime. Tne
outside qaotatlons for very choice beef still rnIe
very quiet. tnt market :generalIy without imnoT.
~ ehanEe y Sales 9 bFls At $494 50 for prime
ahd otef bans continue dull and nominal. Cut
meats inactive: 4H@45lc for shoulders and 5n6zSc
far LAG continues steady ard the demand
6@7Hc. =''Aos d.
ts tGsncsEH1Es--sugsr market frmer. Sales ss7
Porto Rico at SIC / ,46s boxes HaYana at 9G,S,e
L ara i5u hbds Melado on private terms. Moiass ses
s,oa Gonan1Gs urn With moderate inquiry fer home
Use. sales ~ bids Porto Rico at 32M 33e: 10 hhIs
Slba 1nuscoTado at 24c, and Is hhds Barbadoes at
29c- -'>' '<'>'0's At
, 1861-09-06
The Wheat Crop In ENGLAND.

Tie London Shipping List Of the 17,h ult., con
1a1ns the following With regard to the whest c.on
Of England:
lhe late fne weather has been nrot1nctiva of +ha
most beneficial zesnlts to the grain crns eii-,
Unslng the past fortnight the cutting an3 rarrriS1
Of "htat have progressed rapidly under the mos{
favorable aRspicee. We are now in r,ositinn r.
state With greater accuracy the prospects before
us. In the first place, we may observe that the
yield Of wheat. eTEn IN our Worst-farmed co1nties
is 1air average one; and, in the second. thst
upon welEcult1vated lands It is certainly one
fourth more than in 1860. Almost everywhere, how.
eFer, there is great deficiency Of straw but The
ears are remarkably well filed, and the ceru con
ta1hs the largest portion Of flour a1nao5t ever
kAoW1 In no instance, as Jet, has the wheat been
packed IN poor or damp condition. Of course much
has yet to be dine ere the whole Of the crops are
sectred.the quantity of wheat carried up to this
He have satd that the quality Of the new wheat is
very fine. This VIII be apparent when We OBJ,
serve tha. about 1.20o quarters, chiefly the pro
duce q Essex and Kent, have been disp osed Or in
Mark Lsne this wes (. st from 56s to 6s per quarter
Tor The uAual white runs, ano Cos to 66e fof Taa-
vera. The general weight Of the samples has
ranged from 81 lbs to IS 1bs, and corn 66 Ms per
pushel. From these figures, it will be eeen that,
YET, there ts only difference of 10s per quarter
uet"een the value Of the best aud most inferior
samples. If inferior they can be termed. Last
years wheats-which still arrive in 7ery poor esn.
aoaate a.tion-ate now selling ut from 8Rs to 53s per
1ua1lss. Ct at diHe1ence Of "a ehilIiaKs. It will
!1eresefe. be perceived that most vs:usble crop
Is row beiog gathered, aad that We shag not be
Compelled to szRpost 70 hssEtly Of foedgn produce
, 1861-09-06

Sales, leo sks good st 314o3 Is bsgs 1asr 1t II *
FIT Seed fn demand at 5oc for good Sales, Ii
bsgN dirty 1t 7ac. 40
HIaHWNKs- Received $40 hrls. Market quiet.
Sales 50 brls Country at 18c.
AIfQH0I-NputdnAl ut 81k@89&c
PROVISIONs-Hess Pork dufi md romtn.1
At pa oo414 %. Lard Nominal st 1@7Hc.
TAIL0W-M good demand ind fim at &c for
prime aty, and " @6Ac for country.
alDEs-Steady. We quote: DRY Flint, 8km
dreen salted, 41@5e; Green Country, 81
M0Q[1,00 bs mixed at 25xc,
BEAMsGa6 Iss.,,a6 bushels prime Nary 1T q is.
BU1TER-Cholca Dairy In good requett and
firm at 9a11c; Fifkin, 8@sc.
E9Gs-Dull with sales OF frcah at51m6c,
3Oc. ~>-.N'AeA "A11 IL - a. ~*'sS
PPppGILTRFIIlye 1TR1 Chickens, t1z5@1 80 PC. doz
5o bxs MICHIGAN at 50@75c per basket for inferior
70 1sif, 40 73e391@ 50 for for fair to prime 100
DE Southern Illinois. at spc@t1 Is per box.
APPLEs-14O bzIa at $150SSa0 Market steady.
III. "N@A e11e' a. i'S
=; LIVE yEsTocK--Receiyed, ,aa8 Hogs, 1s7 Beeye..
!hers Is falr demand for good shipping Cattle
gut the supply is very light and the market frm'
Gommon csttle quiet Hogs quiet Sales.
u BeeEes averaging 1246 fng at. AZ m
, 1861-09-06
MARKETS BY LATEST MAILS.

i FLOUR N PHnADEIFH1A-Sept. 3-The demand
HE i no41 10th for export and home use continues
reported Tor export / 900 brls Ohio extra fam
y at $5:s7N = ntl, end 500 brls Ohio and Iid:ana
WHEAT M p CLEvELASD-scpt. 4.-Market quiet.
OIL track.-HeFatd. " N1~'
h,' GRh1s a'h =. Il ToiEDo-sept a-Reeeived, ss.677
On wheat, 34,619 bu corn. Wheat-sales, on mi
hate "a eo ts5ns g s 1Go9 bn white VI b. red do 40
bite do, 3C0 bn ard 4GoO hu N S red. at 91c
Corr. sa'cs 0oo bu and 1000 bu at SIC Freishts
SIC Oh Hheui~-Btdde.
FLoCR N Eos 7oE-sept 3.-Receiyed. a596 brls.
lhe haIEet TT houT continues dull and the sales
moaerste st S4l2@425 fof common brands West
"a e le5 fAIsy fS{ Ss3fM@,s for
eho:ce hra' t}s st. Louis. Southern -four is uuiei
at $5,60@5 i3 Tor common and fancy 5000 % for
s1Itaa and S7G75o fer superior, Including
TIMOTHY SEED IN A1BAKY-Sent. 3-New Tim
othy sells at $250 per busheL
MoeL IN MlcH10AN.-The Ann Arbor Neacs saya:
fa1aa ane Moqs VI o. season las nearly closed ne hare
fed it to be nearly $50 ot0 lbs-a quarter Of NIL
lion. This is q much larger purchase than ever
s. Mas made here before. The averaging price isa
Of lots Jet to come in which viii 5Yell the aaerc.
gate amount to 300, Goo lbs.
MHFATE TEDETRo1r-Received, {, 500 bu. Wheat
aetise aee but It iz difficult to say ast how the mar
kei compares with yesterdays. The feeling how
syeI. . CONTINUES to improve. The sales were car
White, 1nlrspec:ed, at 94c, o. b.; cars Of rari
Gus grades in lot, on private terms 1000 bu 10.
Isd, free On board. delivery Ill this month, At
sene. zin opEion, at Sc No alteration in street
pt11eeee-1T76'tse, HedneSddy eren;xa,
NIL MihwAuh5E - a5 AARKsy-sept. 1 Wheat-Re-
es1pts, , 45xzS bushels. Market 1c better snd firm
SSl9sang a. 65c for No and Tsc for No / in s.nrn
saiss too By 10 in store at &c; ,soo bu DO DO
a. o.He 4tG "a DO Do At sc: $500 bn deI at sc
1oI No and 54c for No Ia $50 ba No in stoT,
st re; q, 200 hu do DO At 7sc; AGO bu do do at
2Ac; $50 bu extra del st 75c; 350 bu do do at 7Sc
Grain freightE were dull. The schoeuers vii
rus and Return were reported as having been
eh4itSfed last evening at lac for wheat to Buffalo,
rate to-day.-8entinel. ~ 'oA
o oGEAN AZ. FRE19ars N New YORK, Sept A.
70 Liverpool the engagements include at oA In
sern; at 1ld II bulk a,700 br1s dour at = Txd@
90; 1890 a ba Wheat il ehips bags, At 11dg
bags at 1sAd; a0 bis saonr At ssGas 3D. Is''2 r.
Is lave Is ND bu WHEAT in shippers bsgs At a3.ic
to1D1blir at J4d n b111 "A>a 41,uVu On corn
, 1861-09-06
[os aetual consumption IS duriag the pAss twelve

70. .stual consumption IS durtsx the p4at twelve
It must not, however, be assumed that our ,na-
port trade u grain vii fall OF npfdiy, beesuse.
even ehu1M the whole Of the crop or wheat Ia the
United Kingdom prove equally - large and aae
a. that portion Of 1t already secured, II must be
evident to all Who have narrowly watched tbs
progress Of trade in any given peffed, b1t uoFo
espectay during the last five Or SIX years, thtt We
require from three to four million quarters Of
foreign wheat and flour in addition to the home
growth, to supply the wantB OF the population.
Doubtless, greater caut1oa will be shown in
1ol wafdfpg orders to the Continent, ~ well a.
70 America, for ali kinds Of grain bnt, at the
same time, we are Of opinion that even extern
sise arrivals from abroad dufiug the remain
Ger or the year Will he absolutely necessary.
not tsW Of the producers In this country are
showing much alarm at the recent decline in
the quotations, inferior and midding wheats
bt11g noW 3s per quarter lower than at the
commencement OF the month; but they must
Consider that they are now th7eshing out freely
very superior crep Of grain, and that they
afe offering it IN somewhat greater abundance, and
fu!ly three weeks earlier than last year. than the
millers are sprepared to take of. We, ourselves,
un'ese the present unfhyorsble change In the
weather should continue-do not anticipates end
den reactIon in prices; but 56s to 66s per quarter
afe certainly most remuneratige quotations for
what mey be fairly called good crop. Some Dor.
lion OF It In Norfolk has turned ont over 81. aar
teEs to the acre, and in Essex, Suffolk and kent
the yield ID equally large,
, 1861-09-06

In regard 20 tee EAgtsh crops, tho .eoorts ara
semc hat conflicting, though It is row generally
thonght hat hs yield in places a. least, viii
pe faIr ore. The European Times says that a
ns, Eeh, report from The Counties of Drby Leices-
yer. Noting bam ano Lincoln, speaks favorabiy Of
Inc Wnyaf sfap well e11he barley and
cen,meIctd in these Counties, AID another Weet
ot line weather Will make It general. The .MQ5k-
lane EEpress, how cyer, an acknowledged aushori-
fager&ble view Of harvest prospects, aud thinks
that the vic Will be DEFICIENT and against low
prices during the ensuing evasou,