... L- IoN- I)) oNMA I I ~ S ODA V. CORN EXCHANGE -The toarkeet ttcis morning is it, a! r5531 onuletly/ stale-at psesent Ike moillers hopse refused lo give (he atcvance srhich Ide ficlcocrs deoisastd ror Wiceat-buct it is generally expected tile vms/cet will, close at ali fin/provernecct of froma Ss to 4*. per qusirter compared wiiti I/ce qoastctionsof this dsy week. Alt other articlea are stecsds ...

... REVIEW OF THE CORN TRADE DURIz; THE PASI' WEEK. ?? fromn the ltark Lane E&pesext.) Owing to the wneather, and unfortunate reports of Ike Wheat crop, or pri-civaul ldetaliled, the trade in Mark.Lane hos rereined ?? poat fe ek an additional stimulant townrds amprovemenst, toad - quotiei;on haare ae' vanced 29 to 3 pea qr. 01, O Vdnesdey rarnisg factoi s cortnmer.ed ra*4 dlosadatig 5s to (it per ...

... REVIEW OF THE CORN TRADE DlflINr( THIE PASI' WEF:K. (Ertfrated from the Mark Lone Ex'rseq.) The rail) of Tuesday inorning having bevii Succeed by d weather until Wednesday, the tr ade in Mark Lottie ruldcdxt dry dadl onl that day, and the advance of ?? could not be allY taited, the Datr'tt closinig 2s. to 36. cheaper; 'TlUItsday it rotnat e ioe, but at tight and Friday morning we had ?? tt ...

... - ?? T -.I LO(NDO N .11ARl:l T 'ro.-AIOND)AY CORNI rXCI/A.VGR -7'he ssstqfs, of ait ifen'riptiesss of Gristn t(si/ tn rlrs~gItti,, ki s/mts, epest'sis4 f/sot rof lflsent. U Its i/tso stsmss e, is! hoistq/se;, I quiutite's oft' LIlt Li Iest / esise it he/fle), pri, ce, h/as e, allI,, Its oel dis, fist sire nslt visrec t/s'se iqis. nelf to the illnpslreso'to /i d~qs ieek TheNi i' V/st' /li/s ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... ICI'V1 p ?? W ' () ' CORN TRADE I).DRIPIN(T''' I i~i-iE PASTI' VEI,,.K. Re ,:,I,,ijI riI l h I/. M1 He L an I' E. ?? r Thc dl ange able cilar ltacter of ?? weatlher ?? sill Petae - ;i lrl ,, g I lu 1t the0 ,1l'lk, boit tlif. ii,4or41t Is 441 tfien ?? lo'i4tI inl'1444. .is Ilglslctll eprine d, ~act leltlllirll~lndzllwldllle~ lis I ,e. pedilinist ;I tihe pIroil' is f hars,' i ,t II' t1 t ...

... TRADE, ac A , . .. T're proptietairy of tile I3ank of 13Enrlaid Stock held acor'- I dinrg to Cirstotir, their losit lralf-yearly tirutilig on 'ThUrSrdty. 'I'he di ructors declared ia b;.li-ycutly dividend of 4. per cen t. It is said (hot in Ul;lik court) tnt some tsistticc is to bc given ofi more effectual nuiure, in thelitq riidrtio (iof tre laiins of tbe Atieiican Lojuses in Nrw York, aint ...

... REVIEW OF' THE CORN TRADE DURING THE PAS I' WEIEK. -I ~'rssoteil frona /o Zt Iha1?c Lusts It'rs:uo.) Th/c ltrndc in j1/ark L~anei, hit/I 11Il'ttoL~day ciii l',ridy, evined ,ts de~,'re of csostlatton;t ?? tue pplies, Ots is to be i/e/fitel (of li/i/s etitiat sellSonl, 2troveid rer'y ?? biltl is/lit Ie ?? (If thce fi'ce fort/pit sampiss, the .5/ow fiat' ercecoccd ?? nt intfli lrioty, priijualbi, ...