... M A II K E, T S. T1lE CORN MAURKETS. LoynOx- CoisN _GXoTIAGE, Juno0 0.-Very moderate ?? wholat score on1 Oiler ci1 flit' loading counl- try markets 11i1(1 o15 Saturday. All kinds 1mo0e0 ols teali ly' at iii most instainces, anl ad ounce in lit' quotations of' Is per go. Fine forroirn wiseats realized the Saine amiount of ins- prosoiienot, with. a. good conssuminphiv d0ienisisii. B3arley, tilit ...

... SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE PORT PENR}IYN, BANGoR.-Arrived, ~ thc Arrow, Leigh; Viper, Abrams; Cestrian, Griffitil; Ann & Elizabeth, Evans; Admiral.Nelson, Owens; Glynidwr, Edwards; W arrn.1 Bulkeley, Hopson, Croline, f, Williams; Maria & Elizabeth, Williams; and the William o & Richard, Tho'loas. (I Cleared out, the Boaiz Ellis: Alice, Roberts Sir Wm n. Waldlce, Darby; Maay Reynolds, Ellis; Raven, ...

... 1I A R K E T S. BAsNGOR CORN MARKET, &c. Friday, ilune 6 There was a moderate attendaneo at our corn matllct ta- day. ''hc wheat samples was pretty good, but tile ,le1jld wvia rather inactive, lcrices scarcely maintained. Barley vas noi so piCeteous, consequently without any altoratio1, inl Value. Oats wvas il good demand, and fetched a shade in advance. Oatmeal was quite as dear. Wheat, best ...

... (From the XIaf7.-lnne Bx)press.) sn; Though the temperature has at times been rather I low for June, the wcather has on thle whole been auspicious during the week: scarcely any rain havilng | st fallen sinee the 21st of May until within the last day r; or two, spyinig cnrn and pulse had began to Cxhil)it WI sylaptoms of suffering from drought, and the showers B. on Wednesday andi Thursday ...

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... THE, CATTLE TRADE. LivlsrcrooaT, June 2.-Therse was a large supply of both beasts and sheep at our market this day, fully 200 more beasts, ani 2,400 more shoep and lambs than last wcck, the consequence was that prices gave way. Sinking tile ?? lirst class licifers, 43d[ to 5-d; secondi class, 41d to 4.Ad; prime first-class oxen, 'lid to 4Xt1 old cows and hallffed oxen, 3d to 3!d ; prime ...

... LIvcERooL, June 9.-*1e have a fair supply of stock for sale to-day, with rather a quiet trade, consequently last week's prices nvere not maintained, though the reduction was trifling. LINCOLN.-The fat stock market held here wva verys largely supplied with beasts, and the whole of the pen1s wvere supplied with sheep; generally the qualities were not first.rate, There was scarcely anl average ...

... ed Pt T POUT' IENRUY1., B xNGon.-Arrived, te- f. l thc 'lemlpc, Owens: Wardiov, Telipleton; Sarah, heI Prichardt; Ardout. Jones; Red, RobeLrts; Hjibernia, Griftiths; Brethrenl Edards; Mary, .Ed wads; Charlotte, Coppack .se Eleanor i-ughes, James; Adici, O -cs ; Lord Eximouth, Kd lhighes; Ellols, Griffiths; Jane & Alice, Jones; John, Roberts ELza Ellin, Griffiths; Anne, Itoherts, -Maria & an ...

... A1 A R. IK E T S. or BA N (3l I CORN MAI.1- Jne1 Th tedance at Our market to- day wast abouttk Ovrgwith a moer~n te shu- f rai au pits thc, was ralthcr firm for ail hi ids of er,ii It o- ihu 14 rcer tei ial elhangc! inl the i~rices -nole ourlat, citoutqiif quotafitionls of this day w~eek must rema;iln uoal tel-edt. i an, Wiheat, bc~t. IonI rwli. M'lid ding and infk-rior.,~9 0 Barloey, of fine ...

... BASNK(RUPTS. From the Gazette of Fri'day, Janc G. And'cw Buorn, tailor, s wc'ibc strect, Piccadiltly-place. -Edwsardl Leceb, apothecary, Clsicliestc'.-Joslin 11issck, grocer, Warvicek.-Horatio Black, lace manufacturer, NottinglIam.-Job n Jack son, silhersmith, Scarborough.- John Greenbalgh, Readlifcle Bridge, Lancashire. From th/e Gazelle of Tsedaye, June 10. William Smithi, timber dealer, ...

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... REVIEW OF THE CORN TRA1)E. (From the 1lark-lone Ex.ress.) D 'The favourable weather experienced during the last ten days lhas effected a groat improvement in the general asp)ect of the coun try. he Spring-Swn crops. vwould probably be benefited by a modlerate supply of moisture, but as vet there are no complaints of a wrant of rain. The ch'ange for the better which has taken place in thle ...