... CORN EXCHANGE, LONDON, MONDAY, Dec. 26th, 1842. a During last week (as will be seen by the return be,) we had abundant supplies of almost eve art ileof rai, Sand even of English wheat the quantity is larger that, ai tn n have been expected, considering the small appearan 911 samples; there was some quantity from Liocolnshire Cambridgeshire, which increased the return. This ?? h ing there was ...

... MYIA NLKET8. Is ir CORN XXCi;ANqGII. TONZON, ir MONDAY, January 10th, 1842. ie The supply of English wheat is moderate this toraning, r- and although it came to hand in prett(Y fair condition, yet Afthe trade is excessively dull, at a decline of Ile. per quarter from this day week, with a good deal of the supplY left un- sold at a late hourtof the market. Foreign wheat is offered at a ...

... A A I a lk I-11'r 1.4. Co.~1% -N CHANG~E, LUVNDON, MlONDiAY. February l1th, ?? which carmc to hand ii. rither brvtrr couiditrr io ith fir thte last two or lt regs weeks ;ira the mnorn in a. frw ?? Isamples of the firrest white wheat were liken cit it a trillins advarice in price. but tire general sales welli in,, Istir jrein lti is day wA ik- there has been a fair retail trade t lity ?? ...

... ote ioll 71on ?? tar- er- 2d ale to Che ast ice an is- as d1- [is Ist )n r- IC !k CORN EXCEANGE LONDON, M O N D Y , A g u s t 1 st, 1 8 4 2 . Fineweather, with a11 a~liudalitsupply ofEnglis~l;sIweat, which ?? 'as entirely, left to the ordinary demand. caused alm n the trade, The millers bought with extralu Ccaltion, laid that at a deeline of 4s. to s~. perqr.,and in some instanices evei ...

... Ipswnc, August 16.-We had a fair supply of wheat at market this day, both old and new: sale heavy at a small decline in the prices of this day week, viz., old wheat, 44s. to 50s.: new ditto 50s. to 54s. per quarter. Prices of other grain ?? market was moderately supplied with fat beef; with a good shew of mutton. Trade and prices as last week. COLCHESTER, August 13.-Wheat was full 2s. per qr. ...

... Irawicir December 13.-Our market was but mode rately supplied with grain. But little business was done; farmers not being disposed to sell at the present reduced rates-prices may therefore bc noted nearly the same PA last week, ?? 44s. to 48r. Barley 24.. to 28s. Beans and peas 27s. to 29s. Oats 20s. to 222. per qr.- The shew of fat beef and mutton was very sma for a Christmas market, with the ...

... BANKRUPTS-FRIn.AY. ATKINSON, JanoeS, Leeds, Yorkshire, joiner BAInD, Hansel, (iloncester, grocer BOWER, rtlanoah, Birmingham, gilt-tov manufacturer FoBSTEn, Stephen, Gateshead, I urhami, ironfounder JonINSON, Osmolld, now or late of Mlaldon, and (Great ]3raxstead, Essex, corn-dealer KR.mPSTEr, William, South Weald, Essex, innkeeper MILLS, John, Claphmm, Surrey, shipowner MiOss, Solomon Davis, ...

... CORN EXCHTANGE, LONDON, C MONDAY', Oct. I'tb, 1842. CThe supply of English w~a is again moderate, but it is efully equal 53 the present demand, indeed the stand, could it not be cleared without giving way full Is. per qr. fronm this A da wek intlthis for nil deseriptions. Foreign Whca't C maybe bughtat a similar decline, but very little baies is dingin t t-day. There is at pretty good supply ...

... ManSjKETS. 00ORW 33CHAtiGe, TaOWSON, MONDAY, March 28th, 1842. We had thies morning a very short supply of English wheat, which eame to hand in rather better contditlon ; this caused the finest dry samples to be taken off on rather bet- ter terms. but the rough ordinary sorts are still as difficult to sell as ever. There is a fair sale of the beet descriptions of Foreign wheat, upon much the ...

... BANKRUPTS-FnlfAY, BRAnsnuRa, Joseph and Ralph, G;reenaer-moor, Laneashire. Cotton- BRETTAeoGnI, 10obs, Pendletont, Laneshirec, timber-dealer [spinners CUTTItA, Joshuta, Holhnfirtb. Yorksliire, clothier a rNGLI.tsi, Henry, Nesw Broad-street, City, printer llopxters, Jamrs. Leighton Buzzard, }3edfordshire, huteher INsOLL, Robert, Brighton, coach-maer ttoflstEt'5, Robert, Newtons, ...

... M A ? t. I& E Ir.%. ,tr COr-N EZCHSaWGE. LONDON, to MONDAY'. March 21st, IS42, ~y, 'The supplv of En~glish wheat is ninderiate this nnotutlr~,,' U-most of it of'very pour eon ditiol ; thi I'oru i-na averyde. pressed sta te , and to make anvy proere-s in sales a ilelire of crt 2s. to 3Sa per quarter must h,. submiried to. 111il Civfl fir 71- cood dry quality last Mronday's prices could noi be ...

... )EASTB1V COvJitTIS' RAILWAY COMPA NY. REPORT OF THE DIRECTORS TO THE PROPRIETORS. The near approach of the entire opening of the railvay between London and, Col IeIer, has induced the direc- tors to adopt a course with respect to the present general meeting of the shareholders,'ilid the ?? report of the proceedings of the cmpany, different trom ihat which they have hitherto followed. The ...