... -o 11-n Ms.-.w W.oA-~A.t- M. JOR EsTota COat. MAxzT. Wednesday.-New whlte wheat, 9Z. lOs. to 101. Cs.I old ditto. 01. 0o. to Ot. 0s. ; new brown, IN. I Os. te 9t. 108.: old ditto, 0. Os. to 01. Os. per load. Malting barlcy, 28s. Od. to 34s. Od.; ,risdlng ditto, 22s. Od. to 28.. O4.; oant 19s. od. to 22s.; Irish ditto, 20s. Od. to 22s. Od.; beans, 369. 0.s to 40s. Od.: peas. 38s. to Os.; malt, ...

... LONDON CORNI EXCHANGE. ?? The demand for wheat in the country marlcts hold on Saturday dig exhibited toess activity. Compared with thle previous week, the SIrN changes in prices were unimportant, but, in some instances, the quo- enD tations ruled in favour of. buyers. The barley trade wa s qaict, at hat baeylt ae.Other articles, however, ruled firm in price. On Inei bare Clatie ate e a orn ...

... 50BN EXCiANGE. Motive. Somewhat increaeed suprlico of wheat were exhibited in the leading country marketo held on Saturday. Both red and white eanaples s . The Continental mearkets, though but moderately supplied, have ruled inactive. In prices, however, very little change has taken place. Accounts from New York state that both wheat and dour were cheaper. Very moderate supplice of home.growmm ...

... CsIWN EXCHANGE, Mt4KDAY, MAaCH 2. The supply of wheat by land-carriage samples from ?? and Kent, this morning, was very wiodera:e * that of barley, beans, and peas fair, with a few fresh arrivals of English, Scoth, and Irish oats The imports of foreign grain have been somewhat limited, and those of flour quite moderate. ITbroughout the past week the weather contirned , of the' most favourable ...

... . CORN EXC]iANGE, MoAY, Nov. 9. * f 'S ' !L j -1 II. There was a shor upply of whea by land-carriages n samaplee from Esse5-~and Kient: this'mornurg; that of . barley beans, and peas wa9 good, dwth sant fresh t arrivnas of English and Seotch 'oats, but those of e Irish since this' day se'nniht have been to a fair extent. e There hare been pretty good.. imports of foreign l wheat and barley, ...

... - ?? ,GODiT.MING, KW¢d#e.day) .-Red wheat, 683. to 72a .; White ditto, 726. to 7&.; lloyfi3. to 35S.b; peis, 42S. to 43s.; oats, 2. to 2Ss.; bens, 436. to 48. p I qr. SOIJThRAXO CQRN~ MARKLEET, (I1j~cY.) -There was but little activity at*this days aarketT wheat ruled dull, at a reductiou ot Is. per qr.; oats, barley, and t beans, quiet, at about late quotations,; there was a fair demand fr ...

... CORN leXCHANG(E, MONDAY. Drc. 10. ed Thero was a Rood supply of wheat by la!kd-carriace he samples from Elsex and Keut this morning; that 0of lly barley, beans, and peas was moderate, with limited iff. fresh arrivals of English and Scotch oats, but afair n- quantity from Ireland. ,al Tho imports of foreign grain and flour have been be very moderate since this day se'anight. tst During the past ...

... I ♦ NEWPORT. ST. JOHN'S CHURCH. Twelvth SriTDAY after Thiitctt. Mominfr Service.—Venite (Chant double), Patten flat. Te Denra and Jubilate, Nares C. Evening Service.—Gloria Patri (Chant double), Bennett in A. Magnificat and Nunc lMniittig, Cooke C. ♦ Agents—Messrs. J. and W. Gfbbixs. The first Dahlia Show of the season is to be held at Watts's tea-gardens, at Carisbrooke, on Tuesday neit, when ...

... [Tr8 TIES WEEX ENDING FBIDAY.] A short supply of wvheat wae brought from Essex and Kent at Mark-lane on Monday, and, in spite of the improved state of the weather, there wae no improvement in the condition of the samples, and trade, was, in consequence, without animation. The dries parrels were pirked oat on former terms, but low and inferior qualities were difficult of 6ale, and, being unfit ...

... RT heT I REVIWE OF0i THE WEEK'S GRAIN. T.RA&DE. f Rmn ~ azs Rrn77.z rofX i. I (From hiiday's l fercisatitle Gazette.) The moderate supply of English wheat at Mark- lane on Monday met a good sale, the best samples of white at an advance of is. per qr., and fine parcels of i red were 2s. per qr. dearer, with a clearance of all fine qualities, and little of any description was left I over ...

... cOxN XC =AAX, MO1DAY, A JUN 1, ip .- ?? ia*1 e The supply of wheat by land-carriage ssmples e E8Belr and Rent this morning was abor; that of arl t se beans, and peas sCanty, with limited free a .p of' English Scotch and Irish oats. ' arrival5 rf There have been large imports of foreign grain, be, it lit~tl flour. ly The weather has been of r most favourabie charact re since this day ss'nnight ...

... RLVIEW OF THB GRAMN TRAM)E. S oa TaRTE WEER ENDING FRIDAY AFTEKR200N.) A eomeishat better sup ly of wheat from the near counties ws brought forward at Marklane on Monday, and alithough not generally in prime condition, yet the American advices coming less peaceable, an improved demand wnas experienced, and a good sale took place at the full price of the previous Monday for all descrip- tions, ...