... .CORN EXC NG , X, I linupa 2~ 1 ?? ?? ?,AIlce our East ot bis .diy e'n?ij?t, our msxket? grain has been on tbe d?cIine. T6.th? Wteas froM out5? coast, the remaining ovei from tsi? week, with some art?j?? of foreign,' we have a good su?p1y. but, ? *? very f?w buyers. This lagt circwns?y??? with the SaI? ?? istg@ ?ysr?tj?L wh?? be ?ott? b7 au?i?i? ? or. eaves us ?? of o.beeter Prices thzli' i!r ...

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... LI i ?? I ~hitd but X - id ling supply of WOat to-d'A _h picked samples (as was the case last .Mon4y). f.cbc I prices than gener~diy:quoad. Bark, ls dul ml sak ~al equdfly f 'tsJ and rather. cheaperi t. lte- pess ia varied niuch suiee es1e lat -~ Ye luve~ s-u rey. .pease at kest. Bearfs of bothi sores ...

... CORN EXCHAN1x LonGE izr N 20, zseo .nWe had not mariy fresh -atrvals ofvlwliat to day, but iav- . ong Soie on hn'd the ply upon'. the *hole was tiot a bad' one. Fine irniplees, at the -errlypart of the day, obtained id' vince of 3s. and 4s. p'er quarter, but noriogentrally through tiie . ry,* the ordinary du~ll. Good melting-barley keeps its price. V hire pease, beans of both sorts, and grey ...