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... MONDAY's LONDON MARKETS. CORN-EXCHANGE, Mlonday, Jan. 4, Two ?? Althbugh we had but a smail supply of English Wheat this morning, aud that chiefly of land car: ?? samples froin Essex, yet the trade vwis not so brisk as ois Friday, but last Monday's prices were obtained for that of fine quality. The dullness ex- perienced in the sale of Wheat to-day, is owi.il to the ports remnining open for ...
... ?? LONDON MARKETS. CORN-RXCHIANGE, Monday. Jan. 11,, Two ?? The supply of English Wheat this morning was very small, but having few..buyersat market, the sales were heavy, at a deoline of about two shilfing per quarter on last week's ?? English Bar- ley being in demand, 'experienced read~y ?? ing and Grey Pease, were mauch cheaper; lik~ewise Tick Beans.-There was a. small ?? of E33glish and ...
... MONDAY'sLONDON MARKETS. C61RI#'#ECHANGE, Monday, 'Jan. 18, Twvo o'Cloch. Tiere was a amall supply of Grain in general this morning (owing to the heavygales of wind experienced for several days past); fine Wheat was very dull in sale, at last Morday's ?? English Barley maintaihed its piiei; but there is.very little-demand for the Freign Sardiples.-Beans declineafull 2s. per ?? Oat trade was ...
... MONDAY's LONDON MARKETS. COR N-EXCHANGE, Monday. Jan. 25, Two o'Clock. The supply of English Wheat being but moderate . tbis morning,fin fruine fromEssex, Kent, and Suf olk, sold rather freely at. the prices of this day week, but 'ttere wva little or no demand for any sther description. 'Fine Barley also supports last Monday's.priees, but th les iewerefarfrom brisk; the principal consumers ...
... l MONDAY's LONDON. MARK MONDA ?? LONDON RMARKETS. *:XIIt-EXCHANGE, Monday, Nlozrch 38 Two ?? Oui tuatket. was pretty well sunplied with Wheat frodi Eisex, Keut, and Suffolk, ?? salt bf which was very beavy, and although lasbt Monday's prices were obtained for picked samples, yet bp6d the whole the geneital saleb wet6 at a reduction of fdrm Is. to go. per qu~rtehj Fine English Barley id 49. per ...
... Fr~flTHER' ' 'kF DISIOVER Y Tlie following interesting aeconnotottne nrsr, pariqy between the ?? in the Iate Aictio bxedition 'and a race of men discovered in Btl6iD's Bay, is'ex. tracted fraom a narrative of the voysge rboently pubr lislhed by Captain Rosis:- 4 August-lO.-Lat. 75 deg. 55 min. ?? long. 65 deg. 32 min.W.-About ten o'clock this day we were rejoiciedi to see eig edes, drive: by ...
... MONDAY's LONDON MARKIETS. CORN-EXCHANGE, Monday, Aug. 2, Two o'Cloch. Our market was well snpplied with Wheat this morning, consisting ebiefly of what remained over from last week's arrivals, but the demand was very slack, aud what few sales were made, were on lower terms by full 2s. per quarter than were obtained on this day week. Barley is heavy sale, and from Is. to 2*. per quarter lowet. ...
... MONDAY's LONDON MARETS. |: CORN-RXClAN Mo~a3y,, Sept.4 Bo pos'CAch. The supply ?? was very large this morning from Essex, Eent, and Suffolk, but the demand being trifliog, the trade was exceedingly heavy, and 2s. per quartek lower than on this day week, and only tbat of fine quality could be disposed of, so that a considerable quantity remained on hand at the close of the market. Fine Barley ...
... MQNDA.X's LO-XION MARKEttI.S. CORN-EXCH.4NG, E M Sye Spt. 1is, 7Wo'aloeh. Otir market. wys ablandantlty' supplied with Wheat this eorniog from Rssex, KeiA. asnd Saeol0k 9en the quality beinlg a great deal: bet the ;-fwas expec~d, sales :wer~e':exeedingly heavy at fa :declioe fof-fll -5s. .per qnulrter (,n last Mlondayss-priees,-and *a ]arge qudntity remains uiudij sed of. Barle y fully. sup ...
... MONDAY's LONDON MARKETS. CORN-EXCHANGE, AlMoydug, Sept. 20, Two o'Clock. There was a large siipply of new Wheat this morn- ing, from Essex, Kent, and Suff1ik, which expe- rienced a dall sole., at a decline of full 2s. per quarter Upon last Monday's ?? Malting, Barleys being, in demand were rather ?? and Grey P'ease Maintained last week's prices. Fine fresh Oats a ready sale, but the ordinary ...
... CORN- EXCHANGE, M.ondc it, Oct. 4;=Two o'Cloch. We had a considerable supply of Wheat this morn- ing from Essex and Kent; but in consequeenee of the' adverse winds there have been no arrivals from the Suffolk coast, yet the Trade was, heavy, and last Monday's prices could only be obtained for prime samples, for which.description tbe demand -was en- tirely confined, so that a large quantity of ...
... CORN-EXCHANGE, Alc'adily, .Ot. 11, Tno o'Clock. Our supplies of all Corn since this day week hare been very large, particularly of Wheat and Barley, with which-articles the market is glutted, and aithough a few picked satples of Essex Wheat sold nearly at last Monday's prices, all other descriptions are 3s. to 4s. per quarter cheaper, and even at that reduction very few sales could be effected ...