... MARRE'I' HERALl). CORN RA'CUANO¢E, 1IfOnde., Jee. 9. Notwithstanding the limited suppwlies of7 English W heat for sorae time past, wve have, if possible, this morning, a much shorter quantity tban usual from E~sex, whilst from ?? and Suffolk tha show of samiples is very inconsiderable. Tha present favor- able change in the wveatbei' has hxad the effect of imlproving thse condition of most ...

... MARKET IIE RALD. COfv rNEXCUANGEN, Mlondas1, April 8. In consequence of an unusually short supply of Wheat from all' the principal counties this morning, the millers were com- pelled to pay a slight advance in prices. The quality and con- dition of samples are much as usual, and a ready clearance was effected at an improvement generally of about is. per quarter since this day ?? more firmness ...

... tMARKE' HERALD. CORN 1XYCF1ANGOE,, Monad, Sept, 18. We have this morning a very fair sup ly of WVIheat from Essox and cent, although from Suffolk and othter counties the receipts are moderate. Most of the samples are new, and of that soft and indifferent quality as to be very unfit for the millers' purpose. The greatest difficulty has consequently been experienced in dis- posing of such ...

... YESTERtMA'S MAIIRKETS. f,-d A} In #tA. - , .- L - - . - - - C.. I Londorn Corn Exrchange, September 15. T'ho weather continues fine for finishing harvest operations in thv North. but we hear very indifferent reports respecting the vie'd of Wheat, and prices of old appear likely to rally. There Was not much English Wheat fresh up this morning, but the quality of the samnples being inferior, ...

... CO, R? EXCHA NGV,, Monday, Map 15. We have upon the whole a very fair supply of Wheat from Essex, Kent, and Suffolk, the condition of which is much as usual. From the im'proving tope of some of tlie country markets lately, more firmness begins to bo evineed in the sales, though we do not experience any particular animation in trado generally. During the early part.of the morning higher prices ...

... TmEl, LARhE WO60 TAPfS IN THlE COUN-TIES OF BE RKS AND BUCKS. * The extmelaive Wvo;l fairs which are held annually ft thisseasoni- of the year have just taken place in tile following distric ts in the counties of Berks and Bucks:-East Ilsley and Abingdon, in Berkshire ; and Buchinghbrm, kylesbury, and iligh Wycombe, in the adjoining county TI he Slhearing laving now been brought to a close ...

... MARAKET H E R ALD. CORN RX CU4NG, Monda,1ip,.llecl 6. | Al though the deliveries of 'nglisl Wheat sill' continueDmo- derate, we note but little improvement is the demand, which seems for the most part to be very limited. This morning the fresh supplies from Essex and Kent are less than usual, whilst from Suffolk and other counties the quantity offering is rather inconsiderable. The present dry ...

... MA R K E' HE R1A LD. COR1N lJXdl'CUJNGR, Mfondaky, Arov. 13. Having upon the whole only moderate deliveries of Wheat from Essex, cent, and Suffulk this morning, the trade has main- tained a tolerably steady tono throughout the day, though the quality in many instances is inferior to last week. The millers were ready purchasers of the best selected samples, at quite as good prices, and in a few ...

... GORNV E'XOffANG~E, Mlonday, Nov. 20. Our isupplies of Wheat from Essex, Kent, and Suffolk still continue moderate,.and the condition is not Imuch better upon. the whole. than previous weeks. During the early part of the. day a slight improvement was olbtained for a few picked gamples,- ,but as salesB proceeded ithecame evident that last week's rates only would be maintained, and a fair ...

... O CORN EXCHANGE, AMondy, Dec. 18. We have a fair but not so large a supply of Euglish Wheat as last week, whilst there is, perhaps, semn little improvement in condition. The damp weather, however, continues to affect a large %ortion of the samples, and the millers find much difficulty in suiihg themsel'Ves. Conitsidering the near approach of Christ- mas, the trade has a more buoyant appearance ...

... The abstracts of the quarterly produce of the revenue at last begin to exhibit improvement; that for the quarter ending yes- terday is not only satisfactory when compared with those which have during the last two years preceded it, but is in itself foll of hope that our financial difficulties are now past, and that in the course of two or three more quarters the public revenue and expenditure ...

... YESTEhtAY'S MARKREETS. London Corn Exchange, September 1. Yesterday and to-day we have had very fine weather, and the firm tone which holders of Wheat assumed early in the woek has given way, much anxiety being manifested this morning to make sales. The show of Wheat from the neighbouring counties was quite moderate, but millers acting on the reserve, the quantity offering proved more than ...