... :: I . a; i? j I . ! : M i i i THE COMMERECE OF THE UNITED KINGDO11. ?? . = - , . - . ?? I . ~~1. . 1~ ?? - .. ?? . , ?? Y. Thiegrowvth and occasional flu'attiathion'a of Ithecorn- n merce of the United Kilig'dorn during the thirty years ~-of peace, from 1816 to 1846, are rather strikingly'illus- I, Is trated by a Parliamentary return just published. . 'On Y, fl a single sheet are exhibited, ...

... CORN EXCHANGE, MONDAY, AUGUST IC. I . . . .. . ie The reports from the agricultural districts are of s much the same character as those received last week.- ze The corn crops are generally well spoken of. , The is change which has taken place in the weather may, how- le ever, retard the harvest. Even in the southern parts of e the kingdom there is a large proportion. of the corn still r. n the ...

... CORN EXCHANGE, BIONDAY, SEPT. 20. d [ Thou gh some of our country letters still dwell on thr gh probability of the late crop of potatoes proving a par ial failure, the majority of the reports are much less un. hi. favourable than earlier in the season, and there is reason ent to hope that in proportion to the breadth planted the of produce will be good. This does not, however, appear and to be ...

... Fridav1, Two o'Clock, Al ay 7, 1847,- THE. (;oRCo TRADE.-Arrivals from Ireland and coastwise since Tuesday are scarcely worth reporting: it and from tbreigo ports there are onty 1,538 qrs. of 1, wheat, 170 qrs. of oats, 60 of rye, 2,268 of beans, 13,135 te of Indian Corn, 3 757 barrels of Indiai Corn meal, and 8,813 of flour. he exports amount to J,673 quarters sof wheat, 286 of barley, 125 of ...

... CORN EXCHANGE. DIONDAY, DEC. 6. m -. ?? - . . I ,1 .. I . I . . fl .. leeT ewheat trade was decidedly dull at most of the t leading provincial markets held on Friday & Saturday,r Ir, tbough the supplies from the farmers were not much S mh more liberal than heretoibre. A: very large consumption s - of bread is, however confidently calculated on during the b l winter months, and as it is pretty ...

... In the early part of the present week the wheat trade showed symptoms of giving way, and had the farmers been enabled to supply the markets somewhat more freely, prices would probably heve been influenced. An increase in the deliveries from the growers, after spring sowing is completed, is so usual a circumstance in ordi. nary years, that the millers have for some time been holding off in ...

... CORN EXCHANGES MONDAY. JAN;. 26. i . -. - ?? -A.1 . - -4-A - 4- ?? ea AAL 1aAti; T. The grain trade vas not quite so excited at the provin- . cial markets held towards the close of the past week as it ,f hadr previously been, arid at one or two of the leading le towns a slight reaction took place in prices. We greatly C. question, however, whether any. material or permanent In decline in ...

... CORN EXCHANGE. MONiDAY, SEPT. 13. rs The arrivals of all kirds of grain of home produce up Of to our market last week, c6astwise as well as by land l carriage and sample, were on a very limited scale, while from Ireland and Scotland scarcely any Corn came to ar harnd. From abroad the imports were on a more limited it scale than we havehadto report forazconsiderableperiod; a the principal ones ...

... Soll30116 TUESDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1S47. o wel T1HE REVENUE. che &!),aieaet rof lite Yet Produce of the Revenue tof Great th Btnitt tile I-ears and Quarters ended Oct. 10, tqn9 1346 ojzdI1147 skewving the Increase or Decrease gei Ikereol. yieirs endted Ocet to pos 5124G. 1 847. Inemase, Decrease, Stal .e ?? -C I £ ~ ast Cnn; ?? 15,t3 IP.,3 l,4 1 ,tI37, 2 67,224! dcv stallps 'IS12 7, ?? 132,242 , ...

... CORN EXCHANGE. MoNDAY. JUNE 21. .^M 1_. - ?? . As Ah had ?? hamcwthr th T The accounts which have reached us within the last few days from different. parts ofthe country in respect to the potato crop, would, if they could be depended on, leave little, doubt as to the plant having again been ex. teusively attacked by the disease of last year. We are, .howeser, still disposed to think that the ...

... ,ITOCx EXCHANGE, SATURDAY LAST, Ljtiictlod opeon the Btink of England for accom Modan~ll on raercarntile paper stock and Exchequer i- ib} I ece,.s ily increased with toe curil mailnet of r 0tor.,itarT iclities out ot doors, since it is impossi- biethl:eI batikers and discount houses in general, 'i1her1l' toll n or courtiry, can ventul eto part with their '011 ftoaY(:iteti. ;ll1oev in sonte ...

... LEWEs CoRN MARKET (TTuesday ?? Wheat 131. 10s. to 141. Os.; Red ditto, 121. 10s.to 131.; Barley, 30s. to 34s. ;Oats, l9s. to 21s.; Beans, 36s. to 40s.; Peas, 34s. to 36s. SeLYENmG CATTLE IMARRET (Mlossday ?? 4s. Od. to 5s. 9d. ; Mutton, 5s. Od. to 5s. 4d. ; Veal, 4s. 6d. per stone. GoDnAxLMIN(Wednesday ?? Wheat, 54s. to 60s. per quarter; red Wheat, 48s. to 54s. ; Barley, 25s. to 32s. ; Peas, ...