... ?? )NS I)( >N M A IU'Z ?? 'f.-MiO~J)Ay'. CORYv EVUCIINGE.-Taie Wheat tr-si,. I/cM onao -.rct, didl1, suit ithe Jictal-s -eould o-n/.i-1 l.ct- ~ is olit pedofin ,a qo r~a. hiri,/ioene,- fia oisu i/ers do tirt ?? tomnsider 000/ Ot/lltth tind ti/lt, tlqunesnt itIotiig- tO this aritcle of GI-ail). 711e supply this lornisi-jq hus/tbi,-n reri ii 00 p;iincipul//y 'rain Esirx.n-Th 0.Ii rdelo ex/ii/iif ...

... O-N D-O A=.A = . LO.N'DON Il ARKETS;I,..- -lO-NDAY.E (7OliN EXC1L'AXGE -T/sere weas ,n ode rate supplal of Wheat ?? tuorning, anod the finef. dery ctamplet tente qif full ats owcl a, oil I'll# .iion'lay; the bnferior samiple~s were dull onl ?? of thse fineit quoplit', noninitained loot me~llS' prtices; hot I/se Distilling and Grinding, oorto wvere heaevy on ?? ?? of M1allt al riot large, tot ...

... I., N- A :: A - -A - ,INLI) \ r lsIr.AozD;l- CO)IL%' EXCJIA CI.-WIe. lorr a ahort ?? a! oII firain (A;, tinrln itll v,,ii,.axi'/ilim qf, I,, W ii, wir4 flw, vith i r,~ sropp~is ?? hat, causred a drimaird lin ilrinoot ei'ili/ m-ii~tii. ?? ,~/e 91uoledi ?? 2s lei ?? jlcr qiiirrtrr ,I-rieriar/Ipy is ia per qsiirl.'r de., ,, - l'eiy 1jill), 1/itt ii ,Ii i/a, AIfI nunI filil r' i2lri i // a dl. jor ...

... lie entire length of the Liverpool and Mlanchester lailway is, ?? tile two tunnels, each of a mile in length, at Livierpool, about .3'2 miles. It has already cost £38,260 per mile, and to complete it the compally require to ralseand expend an aildditionfal capital of £400,000, equal to C£12,300 per mile- thus raising the cost of each mile of their railway to upwards of £50,000. The railway ...

... LON I)ON A IAJIKE tTX.-NIOND AY. CO tiN EXCIIANGE.-The,Cev wso ai/ort suippltof iall/ 1ri,!s of Ooinr' bid there woo1 I/O ,inpor'oleeni~t either in .inicc ?? ?? Ius . S impile, of//sw druoplhes'iiwent o0 ilduh Ilia SaiflO (1 nu tisit Moosiac, hat the Olddop drplvj l3lereo diff~itt 01 site - rtii r~ij as didl in1.00/0 and I S. Per itter3 ?? also continuei doll, a1nd hitlt: I uoivins 14Ils ...

... LON D)ON ). I ES.-A Ro i)AY. _ CO RN FXCYIINGE--The onpplg of Grorin continue, Modentode Whea't waes . little nine, in eoqoses, and MIe Ioillet teook oQT Ut fho. xioinp/oeo an full as glood iterni as onl tb/s dav ir'ek, hbut tleretn , imoapooeinenit i0a the coutoodiofrrto: and 71 iiie, ?? ?? contoinued Ynwoc/ Hite Itoon no onl toot finor-kot o 0ol( sales of Baley00 /500', b~ea, oooi'8to as fe. ...

... REVIEW OF THlE CORN TRADE DURING THE PAST WEEK.. (Extrale'd ironj the Mark ?? Ex.prie's.) The supplies of Wheat to Milark Lane have been moderate. an:l .)u VVcudiesday a tolerable clearance having been effected' of the better qualities of Wheat, owing to an improved (ldemand on that day for good old samples, prices have ranged steady; though on Friday the market was very thinly attended, and ...

... X CITY', SATURD,)Y.- A great degree of escitementhasbeen I producedl in thec ('ity among the cormec'ial interests, by the determinittio n of the Bank of England to withhold further nf I assistance to the houses engaged in the American trade; who o have, since the antumn of last year, been placed in difficulties F arteing from the absence of remittances from the United States. Tihe reasons ...

... n, LONDON AlARKFT,-;.-iNloNj)Ay. COMY F'.7XCTJVIGFI._. We are boatstifsliq4, supplied wi/h, msw a t*l, of Groin to.doiy, sr/rd t/he weather ?? assumwed so I/sorolrs5,, 'ioas, 1 ?? I/si the liaton;u cropsli tho.s eoery oi'tioole of Gruin is dull. tidiest rnosq bos quioteid at it deotine rof Qi, lsin quasrter.1tar/ey io so As.' p2i', qusr~,r olop'ir; assol Beroso oald Peaso It. per quarter ?? ...

... LONI)ON NMARlETS.-MIONIDAY. CO/RN ?? dry saliples of Old Wheat fully Support 1/se pr icesoa] 1/u day week, alt/cough we'ceat qcutet no actun'al tertnlion (it thse present stalge at' 075.i2ce0. T[he inferior pearcels cuie, /sou'erer, net inl IeueT. Je flu ley trade innaintain scqottnoftis day weeck ; no 2A/a111slt i inquired for, with a tendenc nat2ze.ilp~ n ry 1'oese aee' rothser 1c1t sale (it ...

... . LONDI)ON LUA IU{ IT;.-MOXVAY. ?? - .. 1. - f 1 . ?? . . .. of Wheat .this tornilg -at nrarket,: mroot. Of I toe I M pori8 havie beens. takencoff ?? ett'fbsl'so touch the. baine terqnstiasse oticee! ?? weiek.-hr ?? whd'iuich my ?? bot arirg h ?? ditiii a tlsi te gave on bl this diy w51~t alt, little' Is Elointg at1hisortg e; ?? in old ?? supply~of Oat I ciefy from Irelanid;, the ben't ...

... AGR{ICULTURE AND TRADE. IVheat has been most successfully harvested throughout thc greater part of this neighbourhood. The crop is excellent. The ears are heavy, thc graein is in good condition, but tbe, straw is short. The barley harvest has only commenced, and the weather hitherto has bean unfavourable, but we hope it is now clearing. Should we have a dry fortnight there will le I as fine at ...