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... - latieto. e CORN EXCHANGELONDON, Mar.11. We have had a limited show of Wheat from Essex, Kent' r and Suffolk for this days9 market, but a fair quantity of bar- 4 ley, Beans, and Pease was offered from these counties, aed Iy we had some fresh arrivals ...
... ovrset; is ten days Ike pit lck log will lcaMmence. as the Hope, for wont of moisture, are goitsg-off'iery tepidly. WHAL!) oF KENT-We cannot soy that thle HOP& have improved staring the week except ?? theolbotm Isa tkhe ~toar lands thecy.apltesar to go OTf; ...
... cheaper, with a mfirm market at this reduction. .CURRENT PRICES OF BRITISH GRAIN, PER IMPERLAL QUARrER. S. S. S. S. Wheat, Essex, Kent, Malt ?? 8~6 ?? Red ?? 55@38 Do. Fine New ?? 3 White,do ?? 60 Do.Ware ?? 64 62 Nurfolk,Llnoolsabire, Pease, |ogand G3ey.35 ...
... maintained, but for new Oats a decline of Is. per qr. has been submitted to. CURRENCcY PER IiPSEaAL QUARTER. Wheat, Essex, Kent, SlaltSuffolk Norfolk and Suffolk Red ?? @7 Red . @60 White,do ?? 72 78 Do.Ware ?? 62 Norfolk, Lincolnshire, Pease, Hogand ...
... Clyde for Boston, was abandoned in a sicking condition 4th instant, in hit. 49 50, long. 229 orevr saved by the WNilliam V. V Kent, 'Varney, arrived at I Liverpool from Charleston. Vessels spoken trilhn. The Favourite, of Glasgow.. from Liverpool for Demerara ...
... 200,000. A Mrs Boots, of Pennsylvania, has left her husband, Mr Boots, and straved to parts unkoown. We presume that pair of hoots are rights and lefts. We cannot say, however, that Mrs Boots is ries4, but there is no mistake Mr Boots is ieft- American ...
... following are the last prices :-Yorkshire Regenits Ss.t 90s.-Kent and Essex do. -a. to -s.-Sceec¾, 60s 'to 8 Cambridge and Wiebeach, 60s. to 70s.-Kent and Es5e0Md oiling, S Os. to 70s -Kent and Essex Shaws. Sois. to O38-Xrl and Essex Chats, 300. to 35S ...
... with a moderate trade doing in the beat qualities of hops at about the currency of last week. Mfid and East Kent pocketa..14 'U to 21 0 Woald of Kent do. - -1 10 to 1IC0 Sussex do .A4 10 to 15 1 0 [RISH.-DUELIN, Jan. 12.-Our market to-day wras firin fur i ...
... small at oOs, large at G8s per quarter.. CUIntXoXT PBICUS OF amIT'sK GIUlS i er FLOUR. Shillings per Quarters. WmEAT, Essex and Kent, white__72 to 74 fine 75 78 Ditto ditto zew w- - -- Ditto ditto red, _ _ 65 68 ,, 69 70 Ditto ditto ?? - - -- Norfolk, Lincoln ...
... to be examined within I d the Sheriff Court House, Stirling, 4th March at twelve 1 It o'clock. Creditors to meet within the Golden tion Hotel, Is Stirling, 17th March, at twelve o'clock. I| n Bryce & Ferguson, manufacturers in Dunfermline, as a is company ...
... 2s 3d to 2W6a d ;and4 dl uba elayed aot' 127 Cd for No. ' 12,' -on floating terms. The relatively higher rates ruling f'gr boot'on, the, Continenat now prevent busi- ness in this article, sand nothing of resent interest has transpired, The imaotit Clyde ...
... W. & J. Kennedy. George Jennings, Ockley, Surrey, seed merchant. John Harris, Lexley Heath, Kent, of no occu- pation. Cooper Sobey, St Austell, Cornwall, boot and I shoe manufacturer. John William .Major, Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire, wheelwright and carpenter ...