New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-31
british TRADE REPORTS.

LONDON, Oct. 3O.-The Marx Lane ErpreSs,
f., il usual weekly review OF the British grain trade
avs: during the intervals Of sunshine the past week
GOOD progress Was made with sowing Winter wheat 'oh
sderinr the year IL well advanced the temperature mas
t.r mild and the usual agricultural operations Of INC
season have been carried fairly sat tactory man
nor Tie heavy snowfall which occurred IN TIE horh o
scotland entirely prevented the rpening OF outstanding
crops hch have been cut i'm green state Tor cattle ana
what with the failure in potatoes and rp- and the u
satisfactory result Of the threshlng cereals the present
season has beech unusually disastrous o. Highland agr-
culturists good deal Of LnGA'u wheat hHs ".tu
tnreshed ont lately with rests which, "i'c coir.i
the general snortues0 oi w c"l' -. zen! ti t5,
unusually low estimate ~ 95OoO' quarters. at "hcI,
the yield has recently been placed by certain
authoriucs. For al practical purposes our own .''
tatiou Of 100000 quarters. made Do August last
Is substantially correct ana TAXING ne. r i@a, ,.
quarters, Ne must stll be indebted 20 FOREIGN mpora
tons 90 the aXtent OF II UuUuop or I3'vUy'o ~ re-
between th, ana the :'lst Oh Ai-4si' ',,rsrae-
serye. o uId wheat in farmers hauds 30 tnc
neut Of tre harvest were quite in1s,i'i dy iafev
iust grounds might ho found for nlcpatne KIM
of Of v Yea 5 ss a ne as imports are corsrcd o
In {. the large outward movement "ieH l'9,s Iy
tie Winter our future requirements no doa4' al ns
met considering The quantity ana Glany Di ll, 'il,.i
Dan 80 measure IN tie bands o that country bul IL J.
difficult 90 fOrsct any mae.'al aleiaii'h ,A tA'
range of values, as even 10 IAN or I'VE stii.hgs
pG qG,i''t v,i ,liu r"aszl i'm p'ac,
ts1t ' -' ,,,e. y"r'd ,ladu.t tlr,ev,. undcr
lighter imports ard increased Winter CONSUMPTION 4
ak Uolu tae trldr I- beg ulg tu SNOW l>eI ln IN
dian tr uce ~ li. st'l reaches .su cons d"aAc GUAM
tis: lrd nov thlt America nas resumed be1 oil en-
rremncv. I'D tlc OF nations Co whom we inok Tor
heat India becomes rNIa soufcr of supply. without
CORES pDniuE outlet. Ii.ltI i"l INC HoHtHi itSiL
10 have lost something ~ their old production f"r
tins class OF -raiu, and. o. holders 90 h'l
seem inclined o. give way. transactions Pee
Gently have been the reverse Of extensive.
Not tuat WITH large supplies oycr-w Ehtn- iA' ,lket'
aud tlc general e1ckucss Of the country demand uadc
Ia- BON rive 90 amy description of wheat o1 The re-
cent dec fun OF shilling per quarter has n"n ci'uy
f.t ulr t.Ita and American urodcce. lhe supply ot
n s7. has been fnr time small 1uc sharp upward
movement lH- been gouE ou lu pfct- Tor h"th fdi
ans ft- t positions sos so having been id i'f
mixed, American. Iur NoNeune r ad Iiteri er rlt ncui-
~u.t fr.t. equally strong 3nu corn. Whl-h month
a.. ....f. ltrc been bought +or - shil-in-s,
g. now ..ls Is =ilate 90 3c shucs cNrauarY. Barley
b. .t. tv bus less active tiHu Ml2o aud 800 'WrrYet
Ierl.uc g. Observable u iIIct- The nun 'r ~ arrived
carso,- of heat 40 ports OF call are -ieiJ nce1.us
1rrfa ra past week. with moderate demand prices
roeolr -rneuce per quarter m al positions Barley
teIlal.- steady.