... ; .TArIm ?? ?? M At' IXU'UM(; U 1)1TRICTS3, - I 11 I ?? t 111( 1:Vk&43 'lTh p orlist' oon dif ion of thme ImaaIuiaC. ttiring diitrhots oi' L~aneasiiiro -aud their hfutre prospects prexul Om im-yh ahstlrdlit if thea ductrines of frov trnde, anid alsom that thuse whol biwe jinetl in tho ury were mieludod by the ('obolens and t Co, W11-1i tile pi'jsect (If frooi t radti voiC lirat 1)1o. 11e1 ...

... - -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. ...

... 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 ...

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