... Wll sacks of steer. AGGIIEGATE AVERI AGE PRICES OF CORN, July P-5, BY 'TiE ?? tQUAuRTOl. II hent-s n-r. oafs. I. - vye. I Beatts. f. Pceas, Oti Id11h, .1 ~sillOl 7t1 j 17s -d I3S 2d EDtNltURtGH COR~N MARKET, July 30. We la~ a hor sot-I ofallsors e grin ...

... CORN AND CURRENCY. (Contirnued fewn Our iast.) There are no subjects so hackneyed as Corn and Currency. The prices of the former, as well as all other commodities, must, in a great measure, be regulated according to tile exteasion or contraction of the ...

... Corn' Mar'kets. CoRn ESCnANGE, Monday, Mlarch 23.-Although the supply of Wheat was larger this morneig than we usually have at thlis seasor, there being no demanst for Voorkshire, or any improvemessi in the price of Flour, the sales were heavy, and oely ...

... foundation of the poor laws; of thi, r- country, which for so long a period iead ber.> h found so beneficial. He proposed simply to brsng e in an enabling adt, viz. an adt to enable every pa- rish, as far as it was consistent with-law, to le- gislate for ...

... ABERtDEEN CORN IAIRET'r-FiUaly. W\n} 1,1 - > . ..1 . . .. . Wd We hald at large supply of OstiLeal this vweek, %which 11 met a ready sale, at frim;) I . to Is. 6d. per boll higher d1 teti this day week lRetail price I Id. to Is. Id. per il- peck. Fine ...

... iitrri.1.'0. pi llits. Illitnet. Lorndon ?? Sn,'trt, niterlrritimig GI -ttiios. IIfew, tiunldsa.-. I I. ~ivynn-ooll Porloe. Law. livdebal; Swvift. Aicitic'.cir, Alloil; Isabelli, Catopl. HRulh, Rvid, 'olttilrlaiid Alitrid, bitiitli, do. Ilioni. L~eeclt11 ...

... o7theifi seal&--still existed,. merchiants wvho bo(I-very ac ok. flour and, corn wduld be assisted bea ye cofadee stolmdaf exist that,- ow InIg eot ku Uo e i :rOafioneh66CWuiat law'would 'have rvde h uPrice w6rd tron ba fitb below Bus. the qxra-ter for wheat ...

... Provincial Oain Markets. OLD CORN EXCHANGE, MoNDAY, Dec. 8,1845, The show of English Wheat at this morning's market was only to a moderate extent; the demand, however, being very inactive, owing to the continued agitation of the Corn Law question, great difficulty ...

... 9d ,,A*l\; _j; ,d 5 tO CSi'i law R 1iaw ea, p Ib. 3,1-to 5f. 'ex 4d to 6.1 Ccikls.p.b.ll 35sdzoOsOd !'.5 . ', ere.'1 and SG in lbe.4rs.en . ,rke r :t 21',e&, Ca,.la. Im-eCzlve, ,5 73-Shtscp und LasIbs 102 ^ )I NBU, MG11 CORN AlKET-WVeduciL1 W) elat | RIrlae ...

... t on the spirit, on thle wash, or on the raw malerial, namnely the corn. The effect of this law, tnenJ Will a be, to impose an additional dutqof 4os loed.oii It evoey qrartcr of corn used in distzllation, and on eve- v d ry boil an additional duty of ...

... ti S9 8 34- 3 J3 3 ; S O 6 1U ) S? 9- Till: NE % DISl'll.l RY LAWS. J Tli Xtc piwse.l on the 1 tI Ju-dy last for granting t ccrtain duties oft Exciie upon S;;iritc distilled from In corn or grmin in Scotland aInil I relandi, wdil upon i.i. crn res ftr ...

... quarter. Oalej, psr~ 140 lbs,, 14s. 6d. to i1-. SToNEsAvEN CORNs MAiazv, April4.--Ptmes nma'sdly thas last week. Very little busiuess done, tbe gersia beigout of*n.._' hands, for the most part. HUNTLY CORN MARKET, Aprit 4. The weather being so ie nd faners so ...