... - - . n -1 - . Closeeoser, Feb. 4.-The sales of wheat were of the most trifling description, but no further reductibi ill prices was submitted to. Polish Odessa wheat was inquired for. enld would have brought a trifling advance; there being scarcely any left in the market. Barley and beans were a dull sale, but.- ntminally unaltered in price. Oats are scarce on the market, and fully maintain ...

... YETERDfAV, MARKETS. J {Id A I, I London Coesn !Exchange, Dcecicibr 29. Wero had scarelyan Egls WhVleat fresh up, but a ortion of Wednesday's sslae Y hitvinat rueained undis- posed Of., the show of saliples wvas quite equal to the do- land this morning, and sales ploceeded rather slowly at about the quotations of last week. 'Foreiga was taken to ' 'oderate extent (the soft condition of thre new ...

... CORN EXCUFA NGE Morudcy. Nov. 6. The present damp weather appears to have affected the con- dition of most of the samples of Newv Wlheat offering tlis morning, and the tirade is very sluggish, more particiiiarlyon this account. 'rhe supplies from the principal counties are modorate, and the millers at the commencement of business selected- some of the Sbest qualities, at about the same rates ...

... 'Phe 'arrivAal o liglish Wheat last~~ wasi larger thou for I dmenimebn peat. Ova iaille~rs bhaiiih Mad'e'. inany~purclhases to tie Idelivered coastwiie. We hove lhiii mnr~ihsini v vey fair Bapply from Esisex,' with s/bout the %usuid quanti'ty from2 Kenst and Suffolk. Daring the early part of the dsay-it w~as pr~etty evideirt 'that the trade would be'devoid of aniynation, alnd sales ,pro'ceeded ...

... -A- - -H- -- L- MARKET HERALD;. e cotn CO/cRY EXCIA11G'. Aondaey, Nottv.27. r, Wvie continu o to - receive imoderate :supplies of Englisb Whecat C from Essex, W~ent,' indSuffolli, but owing to thoe recdilit damrip weatbier' the co'ndition and quality ar~e Much comiplained of by p Ithb-mllldrs. As their is, how'erj, a toleiasbly quick deniand at s presenti, te driest ni,. best parcels'wcre i ...

... MARKET HERtALD. COINV EJXCIIANCE, MIondaY, JIdY 31. Ilaving.a much larger supply of Wheat than usual from Essex this'morning, thoeua moderate from Kent and Suffolk, and the weather being tolerably fair at present,'the Wheat trade opened with less animation than lately experienced, and the millers were reluctant to purchase exec pt at a reduction in prices. The factors were for some time ...

... MARKE'1' UERALD. } !'80lCOt'V ErX(YHANGJGr,^ Afe71tsttas, Sepjt. II, In consequence of a larger supply of New Wiheat thso usual from Essex this morning, with fair deliveries from Kent and Suffolk, the trade has been exceedittgly dull throughout the d1y, and the millers evinced more reluctance to purchas, on account of the very middling and indifferent quality of most of the samples. The ...

... MARnKET HERALD. CORN BXCUFANGE, MoTday, Jan. 16. Although we have this morning a moderate supply of Whlleat from Vssex and Kent, with very little from Suffolk, the trade has not exhibited that animation which was anticipated at the commencement of business. Many of our millers hiatving sup- plied themselvespn more favorable terms at different parts of the coast, have consequently refrained ...

... MAIRiKET HERALD. CORN EXCOfiAWNE, 11ondtl, -4 itulst 14. Although we havo upon tbe whole a moderate fresh supply of English U' hei~at this mnorning, yet w ith the samrplcs left over front the close. of last week, the quantity altogether aplears very fair. The extremely favourable -wenather for the last few days has enaililed liarvest operations to 'prided steadily, &ud he' grain markets are ...

... TUESDAY'S POST CONTlNUE D. Valdkruptsfrom e LondoGaaete of Friday, Oct. 13. Joseph Harrison, Brighton, coach builder. William Edward Pilbey, Norwich, winee merebrint. Jamnes Leonard Woodruff, Great Missenden, Buoks, innkeepor and coach proprietor. Joseph Ridgeway, Manclhester, merchant and commission agent. John Wm. Iliarrison, Stockton-upon-Tees, grocer and tea dealer. Thomas James Whidborne, ...

... AMARKET' HERALD. CORN- EXCHAN.GE, Monday, Afarch 20. t Altsough we continue to be very ?? supplied with I Rnglish' Wheat, th'e condition of samples appears by no nieanst improved, mp~ch having -no doubt been thrashled out d~uring the prqvioiys dhamp' wbatlher. The quaflty' generally to-day is very. ;ndiffeiejitt and muicE diffiouxlty i9 experienced in efifecting sales. 'Towvards thfeclose of ...

... A Special Board having been summoned to take into cop- sideration an order received by the Governor from the Poor Law Commissioners, directing the Board to proceed to the election of a Master, all the members attended, with the exception of Mr. James Wyatt, Mr. C. Sadler, Mr. Brown, Mr. G. Dudley, Mr. Underwvood, and Mr. Curtis. The Governor read the order, directing tlhe Board to proceed to ...