... CORX EXCHANGE, Jaitnary 22. This morning the supply of New Wheat was quite moderate, and there was evidently a greater dispomi- tion to buy than we have observed of late, hence there was a general clearance of nicaling qualities, at two to three shillirigs per quarter ?? is brisk, and IF. per quarter dearer; and tine Malts go off readily at our last ?? advance of Is. per quarter was asked for ...

... LONDON MA RKETS. ,C0RlN EXCH'ANOEN , Februarry 1'2. The severity of the frost lbavinu completely inter- 'rupted the navigation of the river, scarcely any busi- ness was done here to-day, the factors not even attempting to shew sanmples, as it was impossible to ivork any corn in the river. Every article reodaios nominally the same. CURRENT PIUCE OF GRAIN AS UNDER: Essex Wheat 42s to 48s Boilers ...

... Major Thrrens has d4iressed to the Earl of Liverpool a Letter on tile state of Agriculture, and on the means ol'affirdipig the farner ellicient ?? permsanent relief. This publication also discuasses;'the principles on which the important quest~lion of the Ptuperty Tax ought to be (le- cided. 'We presenit ?? with the fol- lowing extract }ll the wealth vvhich is p~roduced in anly country is: ...

... LONDON MIARKETS. y ~-a- e CORN EXCHA4NGE, February 19. Our market was well supplied with Wheat this a morming, but the trade was heavy at a reduction of - 2s. per quarter. Barley of fine quality sold freely at w lrst lelk's prices, but the ordinary descriptions Pwere dall sale, and Is. per quarter lower. White Pease are 2s. per quarter dearer; lowing! considerable arrivals of Oats, that ...

... LUONDON UARET.S.. CORN BXCJtIN.VG, Fe/r;&ary i. We had 'a tolerable stipply of Wheat tis tlay frym Kent 'and, Essex, 'yC4t havin4g also a Ionsiderable nurmber of' byers; there ivhas muiluch life in the trade, anl an advnee of 'loout2i. pcr qnarter.-liarle% is takeu 'ofil ' ery'islcly as saon aG it arrives henlce a.- though ?? wvas 'a good, showl fiesh in 'to 'day, 'it ?? xnosty'soid, o'n ...