custom solicited. Theeffect of this panic
told very differently on thecountry, thegreater number Coach Diaper Bags Outlet of markets refusing to make a full response, among which was Coach Factory Store Liverpool; but others, taking example from themetropolis, exceeded it in thereduction—Louth, for instance, quoting thedecline that week as Coach Online Outlet greatas 9s. per qr., though 5s. was about theaverage. Thesecond Monday showed that with all thefears of Coach Outlet Online theprevious week theEnglish supplies Coach Factory Outlet Online Sale had been insignificant, 3,700 qrs. being thetotal sum, with only 4,300 from thecontinent. Confidence was consequently resumed, and prices became more fixed and firm. A reaction immediately ensued in those country markets which had been excessively depressed, and thedecline was in many cases recovered; but as opinionsvaried, and supplies were short or liberal, so prices ranged—Liverpool closing at Id. per 70lb8. improvement on American samples. On thethird Monday a further upward progress was made, supplies continuing moderate, all good samples obtaining an advance of Is. to 2s. per qr., though Kentish factors scarcely found so much improvement, and thecountry generally was slow in its Coach Factory Outlet response. Thelast Monday brought in but a heavy report, there being, with only an average supply, an inability to quit samples, unless at Coach Factory lower rates. To this Essex factors deeming it unnecessary to accede, most of their Coach Factory Outlet Online parcels were unsold; and though at theKentish stands there was a readiness to take Is. to 2s. less, they also were not
cleared. Fine foreign wheat has not undergone thesame decline, thebad condition of theEnglish making it in demand for mixing; so that through themonth thefall on such has scarcely exceeded 28. This has served to Coach Diaper Bags keep up theprice of town flour.
As respects theLondon supplies, theforeign have nearly doubled those of January, thedifference being traceable to thegreater quantities received from theUnited States and India; from theformer about 17,000 qrs. being reported, with 37,000 brls. of flour, and from thelatter 15,400 qrs.; showing, that should thewar with Russia long continue, theimmense colonial resources of GreatBritain would obtain such development, as greatly to relieve her from foreign dependence. On theother hand, thearrivals of native growth have been less, at therate of about 1,500 qrs. per week, with a falling-off in country flour at a still greater ratio, thelast week excepted.
Theaverage sales of thecountry have, however, shown only a small decrease, being kept up hitherto through both months of thepresent year at a weekly rate, in January, of 94,100, and in February of 92,000 qrs. Still, this very free consumption of a somewhat less than an average crop must have made a deep inroad into stocks; and every foreign source, as theseason progresses, is likely to bewell drained. Let ua hope that peace will be theissue of thepresent Conferences as