... BY ELECTRIC TELEGRlAMII. (F7rotn Kingsford and Lay's Circular.) MIARK LANE, FRIDAY. Arrivals of Barley (Black Sea) excessive this week, of all grlins small. The little English Wheat fresh up met a slow snle at Monday's prices. Demand for Foreign limited-late prices obtained with dinculty. All Spring Corn dull at Mlonday's rates. Flour steady-terns unaltered. ARRIVALS. British. Irish. Foreign. ...

... IDIDCOOT CORN EXCHANGE DINNER. 6 On Tuesday last, the supporters (If the new Corn Ex- a fo hellng eat D ideot hiel IItheir aninu al gathering at the RailInay tore. tHotel, when about fifty sat down to eec of these profuse aud v~, texcellent entertainmecnts which the hosess Ms. Gries, in- trail Ivariably gives wheon required to fulfil that duty. The (lii nnr weit1 I ncl udedi son p.e, Cdis, ...

... THE CORN TrA'IA . -[During the past week.] JfLf I JxZn~~ 0,J ?? L- - (From the Mark Lane Exvpres& of Monday, Dcc. 27.) With mild weather and Christmas Day comning at the C, end of the same week, transactions have been limited. C But very little alteration in the value of wheat, though L some markets with short supplies have improved. The L greater plenlty of railm hags raised the ponds, and ...

... BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH. (PTemo Kin gsford and Lay's Circular.) MIARK LANE, FRIDAY. Attendance thin. English ?? left over from MIonday met a slow sale at barely that day's prices. Scarcely any business in foreign, and quotations nominal. All spring corn steady at Monday's rates. ARRIVALS. ritish. Irish. Foreign. ?? 2260 ?? . ?? 10,280 Barley ?? 2450 - , ?? 12,810 Malt ,. 500 , . Oats ?? . 2230 . ...

... COUNTRY BEAiRKETS. OXFORD, JAN. 1.-The supply af wheat at this marlket to- day. sas on a moderate scale. Samples representing best qoleities nearly all changed hands. White wheat made from. 41s. to 46s. per quarter red, from 4Qs. to 43s. The supply of barley was pretty good, with but few buyers;. prices were from 31s. to &s. per quarter. In other gyain there was little or nothing doing. Oats ...

... CORN EXCHANGE, Motrday, fAn. 17. This morning we had a very small Show of English Wheat, - -and few of the samples were in good condition; the demand was very sluggish, and less money was offered for even the best-econditioned parcels, but factors generally preferred holding over rathertllhensubmittoareduction. Thoinquiry - for foreign was equally slow, but holders remained firm.- Thu Flour ...

... I Copernltaenv Fiefds. Msi'dey, Jean. 17. . There wis a much larger supply of Beasts this morning than llet week, the high prices of Monday haling ect the Ijobers actively at work. Many of the Beasts were of great . weight, and altogether it was a good market. The dead markets have been over-supplied during the week, and the largennmiber herethismornin' made the tradebald,atid prices were ...

... - W - ?? Aluvj. & - . OXFORD, JAX. 15.-With a large supply of Wheat, buvers slhowved less disposition to purehase unless at a reduction. Thlnis armn creilerlally refasedl to accede to, consequently a small quantity only changed hands, at rather loiver prices. 13arley was in molerate supply, with a fair demanud, a large quaitity has ing been purchased for the pale ale breweries in the north of ...

... I THE CORN TRADE.-[During the past week.] I (From the iarA Lane Ex.presi of Monday, Jan. 17.) The fine open weather of the past week has been un-6 usually favourable to ploughing, and all preparations for spring tillage hut the deficiency of rain still keeps the wells low and the ponds inadequately supplied. The e mildness and dryness of the season, are, however, very g favourable to graziers, ...

... ITHE CORN TRADE.-[Durinll the past week, j, f (From the Mark Lane Eaajreoe of Monday, Jan. 24.) So' l The chaaracter of the past week has been unusually G3 tspring-lilke. The wheat plant is making steady progress, Co and looking very equal generally in the rows. Trhc con- So s tinued dryness of the substratuni keeps it well in heart I tbut the want of water is still very inconveuient, and a ...

... M~ARKET HERALD. ?? I ColoN EXCHANO~c, ArolzIcty~, Jan. 24. hrA' This morning we bad a very small shoW Of English81 Wheat, 5 including a portinn left over fious last MoudWy 'rie con- G dlition wats vecry indifferent, and miillers were disillolined to 1 operate. ?? 2s. perq,. belowv thie previous currency, ati a!t tlhis redrluetisl witis much success, nany of tlic samples still remaining un- - ...

... YESTE1RDAY'S LONDON TARXET. BY ELECTRIC TS-LEGRAPIT. (lrom is lingsford and La's Circular.) MARK LANE, FRIDA7. In the early part of the day business was stopped by a dense fog. Little English Wheat at mnarliet. Value as on Monday. Foreign neglected, but firm. Beans and Peas- unaltered. Goed enquiry for Oats, at rather above Morn- day's prices. Flour dull. ARRIttVALS. BFitish. Irisli, Foreign. ...