... - -CORN ?? LITERPOOL CORN M1ARKRET. I Friday. Two o'Clock, A1uqste, 28, 1840. The weather has continued remarkably fine, and great progress hasbeen made in getting iu the harvest; the great bulk of which is now secured in this dis- trict. T[e fineness oftbe weather has had rathera e quieting effect on the Wheat and Flour buyers, and, in the sales reported, extreme rates have not been obtained. ...

... Theusual half-yearly meeting ofthe shareholdersof the Southamnpton Dock proprietary took place on (Tuesday), at the offices of the company, South- ampt. n. It was well attended. Colonel Barlow, having been voted to the chait, called upon thesecretary to read the notice of meeting and the followtng report In submitting to the proprietors the half-yearly statemeut of accounts to the 30th of ...

... CORN EXCHANGE, MONDAY, AUoGUST 24. A + 1.: ?? ?? .- --1, ?? ?? .. i- I I..- , - I. At thin day's market wc had a fair supply of English be wheat. The factors began by asking extravagant rates, - is which checked the demand, but the market ultimately m flnished about 3s. to 4s. dearer than this day week. A i *h. similar improvement was firmly insisted on for bonded es and faee foreign, but the ...