... CORNEGCHANQE, Monday, Feb. 17. We had rather sharp frost last night, and this morning the atmosphere is dry, which had some little influence on the conl- dition of the Wheat, the samples being in better order than last week ; the trade wvas, nevertheless, devoid of animation,- and, with a small show from Essex and Kent, and scarcely any from smore remote counties, some difficulty was ...

... TESTEU?A?'S LO?Wox_?ARXETS. -The Wheat trade was very hev i heerl ar f h we,| and at several of the provincial m~arkets held, on Tuesday prices ther asasal hw of Whetb an-arae smpefo Mdondaby. The transactions in Ftvoreaign Wuvhe at weh rieso as libra Prices ?? before. There was some doemand for Ameica for0 export.O Finre Meting Bale was scace and commandd full term7s;3 outhe ?? s mnvd o1s ...

... THE CORN TRADE.-{During the past week.] i--- L- amp ?? (From the Mfark-LZane Express.) With a continuance of highly favourable weather, farmers have been enabled to make rapid progress with harvest, and a vast amount of work has been completed during the week ; in a very satisfactory manner. A few thunder showers have 9 been experienced in differgnt parts of the kingdom, but the amount of rain ...

... co?NTRYM.?Ra?Ts. OXFORD11, N!ov. 29. .Sjd S sacks W'heat, from £5 Os. to £10 Os. per load. i508 Barley, fromn 23s. Od. to PIs. 6d.. per quarter. 23 Oats, from 16s. Od. to SOs. 0d.. 936 Beau~s, fromo 26s. 0Cd. to 3so. Od. 62 Peas, fromu 2Ss. Ott to 32s Wheat still continues firm: Barley has receded abtout is. per qr. since this day week; in other grlno alteration to niotice. jLSLR, S-nnDA.-heat ...

... THE CORN TRADE.-[During the past week.] (From the Jfark-Law e Erzn'ess.) The protracted uncertainty as to the result of the Ministerial crisis has had more or less influence on business. All kinds of rurnourshave been circulated during the week; but by the explanations given in the House OD Friday night, it appears,, that matters remain, in much the same position as on 'this day se'nnight: ...

... THE CoR;N TRADE-[During the past week;J a' * (I-'troem the. L ?? naeBpw4s, e Towards the close of the past, and in the early part of the Y- week now about to terminate, there were slight symptoms of an improvement in the wheat trade; but having since had a ' return of wet weather, and the supplies- of foreign breadstuffs Y having meanwhile increased, holders have lost confidence, nand the ...

... 31R. MRECHE'S LONG-EXPECTED BALsANCE-SH:EET. On Thursday evening it~r. Tfechi delivered a lecture at the Society of Arts. on The Progress of British Agriculture, and the operations at Tipiree Hall, Essex-a sequel to M~r. Mechi's paper of last session. The lecture consisted of elaborate calculations and analyses of soils, but the interest of the evening was absorbed by Mr,. Mechi's long ...

... I lTHE CORAN TRADE.-[During the past week.] I (From the ?? Express.) The immense quantity of rain which fell towards the close of the past and during the first three days of the present week, has obliged farmers to desist from out-door labours. In many parts of the kingdom large breadths of land have been laid completely under water; and even in the upland districts the soil has been rendered ...

... From the LONDON GAZETTE of FRIDAY, JUNE 27. John Murray, Sheerness, builder. J. Ballingall, Edward-street, Portman-square, pianoforte maker. Jonas Walpole, Northwold, Norfolk, money scrivener. Thomas Allom, Regent-street, bookseller. William Bridges, jun., Whittlesea, Cambridgeshire, farmer. Isaac Boyd, Spital-square, silk manufacturer. Thomas George Tidey, Rugby, bookseller. J. Price and J. ...

... THEfF CORN TRADE.-[puring the paut wreek.]t ; ~~(From tebe Markne~zS'e ) wu';z i' Thuc no decided movement has taken place in prices, stlhe wheat trade has since our last been characterized by in- ?? firmness, and an opinion is certainly gaining ground othat quotations will rjsle biighir during the next three months o thian they have done since barvest'. The probable future range seof prices ...

... COU??RY MARKETS. 9 I ~OXFORD, Nsov. 15o Sold, 704 sacks Whnea-t, froml £35 3s. to 10 5so. per load. '3°04 Barley, fromu 24s. Od. to 3(0s: 6d. per quarter. 32 Oats, from U4s. Od. to 24s. ()d. 10 Beans, from 24s. Od. to 32t. Cd. whl18 Peas, from Pso. 6d. to 34s. Wheat, of fine quality, maya be considered the turn dearer, say Is.t pe eqkuartrer; all othber descri ption of grain3 continu es firm ...

... THE CORN TRADE.-[During the past week.j (From the _ _rk-L as Expres.) The position of the grain trade has undergone very little change since this day week, and we have nothing new or interesting to comment upon. There ban, on the whole, been less disposition to purchase wheat than during the latter part of 'March and the first week in April. This we regard as the natural consequence. of the ...