... The annual sale and letting of Cotswold rams from the e ?? flock of Mr. W. Cotler, took place at Middle 'y Aston, on Friday the 29th ult. The fact that Mr. Cother, It at the last exhibition of the Oxfordshire and Banbury 0 Agricultural Societies, carried off the two shearling prizes n and the first for old sheep, was of itself sufficient to show e that the character of the flock was fully ...

... I CORN Ap7414. ?6d This morning we ba&a moderate show of E nglish Whoat? 17d and the condition of ninny of the samples.wag somewhat '17d afrected by, the recent damp weather.;: the demand was very ditti languid, and only a few picked lots' could be disposed of at 15d last week's prices, the bulk of the supply remaining unsold. 9d t Foreign met with scarcely any attefit .ionj and quotations ...

... I I I I If I f I I I I f I I I I IE I I I i E I I I II I II I I II I I I I I I i 0 1 PRICE OF FLOUR. Fine Flour ?? 40s to 43s Bran ?? -s to -s Seconds ?? 33s to 369 l Fine Pollard ?? -s te -s General Average Prices of Corn per Quarter (Imperial) of England and Wales during the week ending Jan. 29. Wheat ?? 41i 7d I Oats . 21s 10d Beas .. 40s 8d Barley ?? 33s 5d Rye ?? 32s 6d I Peas .. 41s lid ...

... CORN EXCUANor, Monzday, Oct. 3. This morning we bad a moderate show of English Wheat, and very few of the sam ples were of saleable quality ; these were taken cautiously at last week's rates, while secondary I and-inferior sorts were quite negle ctedl. The best descrip-ri lions of' foreign were in rather better request, chiefly from c country buyers, but no advance on last week's terms could d ...

... 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. ...

... Paris Sept. 21.-It is asserted that the result of the visit of the King of the Belgians to Biarritz was fully successful. THE CONFERENCE. Bnrne, Wednesday. -Advicea received from Zurich an- nounce the arrival of a courier from Viennit, with instruc- tions to draw up the instrument for the treaty of peace, and the documents for the cession of Lombardy to Sardinia. No allusion is made to the ...

... THE CORN TRADE.-[Duriig, the past week.] (Abridged from the Mark Lane Erpres& of Nov. 28.) Pei The past week having been decidedly fine, a good fort. I night's space has been allowed for the resumption of field- work. ?? Nit so fast-a circumstance clearly showing that the rains Nit were all required. We therefore have begun well, so far Sul as seed-time is concerned, with more of a prospect of ...

... CORN EXCHANCE, .Aonday, May 23. s This morning we had 3 moderate showr of English Wlheat, but millers were very unwilling to purchase even at a decline of 3q. to 4s. from last Monday's rates, which factors would readily have accepted; buyers generally offered much lower terms, which prevented any business being done. Loss money ILest also have been taken for foreign, but holders were not ...

... I T - t p w THEi COilh TR-lADE.-[During the past week.] t From the Mark Lane ERxpressof Niondav, June 20.1 The stormy openin~g of the past weelk hasl beenrai eucceeded by sunshie and drying winds, which have been very favourable to the progress of bay-making. A re -considerable quantity of hay has been carried, though the pr earliest cut pieces have lost colotur by the heavy trains. Some of ...

... COUNN.TILY MARKETS. OXFORD, Sm%. 1Y,-A very fuil market, with an abun- dant supply of alkl ind.s of grain , ?? ?? ?? not sell at a ?? prieC, VVry little bhines6s was done. Quotations were,: a, follos :-W heat, Ahite, *.2s. to 46s., red 3Ss. to 44ts. Barley, 30s. to 3Gs, Oats, 20s. to 27s. Bleans, tiSs. te 3(5s. ; Peas, ?? to -412. per qr. Flour, 31s. per sack AYLF.S 13 JiY,. Sari. ?? f4-v ...

... t:ITHE CORN TPAD)E.-[Dflrifg the pai^;st weekD | .. . . .1 .1 I , .. I-A A - A b 5 f . I I (Abridged fromn the Mark Llse Express of Sept. 5.) D Notwithstanding some henvy rain At the beginning of the past week, there has been a saffioiency of fine weather Niti to esmpoICW ?? lli( lcot in most places. Some quantity Niti of the second crop of grass has also beeln secured, while Sulj turnips and ...

... THE CORN TRADE.-[During the past week.] (From the 3Mark Lane Bxpreas of Monday, July 18.) Another week's brilliant weather has forced on the crops rapidly. Oats and Talavera wheat are already cut; but the extreme heat has brought on premature ripeness. There is much blind wheat and thin barley in consequence; while the large quantity laid by the storms has been more or less damaged, and must ...