... ?Olmhdl Anil Mo. .d REVIEW OF THU, BRITISH~ CORN TRADE Out- R. DURING *THE PAST WEEK. 'er The fineness of the past week, though favourable, to cleaning CIe tho land as well as to plougising, in, some places lass retarded Dl. the sowing of wiseat, and the Went of~rain begins to ha seriously id felt. Tlse wheat trade, without any foreign pressure, hsas been at gradually improving, and prices ...

... vtarhdo' Awl '01ro. REVIEW OF TE BRITIHE CORY TRADE Gni DTJRINGr TH13 PAST WBEKC..* Thefall of rain at thecoiemneneoment of thoeweek,.with Coca- sionalshowers snbsequentlyie.hs been much welcomed by farm- ers-.whio. are now cnabled to proced. advahtageously' with field laboncs. The meadows,;too;.havo time for a further. growth of grase, which was mucwh needbd'by the cattle. As respects the ...

... Z le .Por Parsnsusn, BANflon-Arrived, the- Ia1n n-s i Mary, Baker-Mar6y Price-Engenia, Jones-Wl is . ?? Jones -Tay Ar has Ties Pasket, Williams-Wakefield, Hughes-. at Si Brath~rs,. Swift, Jones-2lary, Griffith-Madryn, Parry- ceon it' 8ix Brothers, Jones-L10leo Aggle, . Morrison-and the Dart, all ~~J Bv'assu . ?? Cleared out,-the Clarence, HughesElaet, vis- o Nymph, OwenELovey ,Jeml ?? W ...

... London Gazette, FridalI, October 18.-Tonathan KetleY. coke manufacturer, Birmingham--Heflry Spilsbury, licensed 7victU- taller, Birmingham-Richard Wright, polisher, Birmingham- Fra;eis H. Deakins, licensed victisaller, Ledbury, Herefoailshlre -William T. Smith and Hampton W. Smith, mine drainers, Sedgley, Staffordshire-Frederick W. Astles, schoolmaster, Sine- thwick, Staffordshire - Henry ...

... ; .1a, I. - - -. r OAT PITo.eesYN, ]lIXeou. -Arrived, the- - ..Wlam, Nolwell-;- Aunn E llen,. Jones - Susan- naHughes-Busy, Jones-George, Nichols- GogRowlande-,Amity, Davies-Jane & Sarah,' Hges and thd Amner, Evane' - (jl~ieout th Perhyn, teiwl-s4amh Jaase, Jones-Thomas & An, OexieVeferAbranis -Glanogwen;. Jonee-Jane; Owen --Doton Haraty WspBergin -Nevin, .lRoberto-lRevival, Robets-nd he ...

... V?q?qjo? I Alva, xalro. REVIEW OF THE -BRITISH CORN TRADE DURIXG.TFIE PAST WEEK. The past week being fine, advantage has' been taken 'of the 0 previous rainst get the lanid in order for sowing.: A consider- :ble rowth has been made ininiangold wurzel; and the pota- toes iaised in the country have turned out'much better than ex- pe6tedd. l'hit lrish' advices show much danatge to the corn crops ...

... . I ?? . . uttIllylift. 9 Pow.T PFnxrnN, BAxwoOn.-Arrlved, tlhe-. 'Albion. Owens-Mona's Isle, Thomas-Betty, *Jone ?? Roberts, Roberts-Tohn Parry, Hughes -Jane, Owens - Colonist, Coulter-Com- modoem, Jones-Mary, Edwa.rds -Hope, Hughes Waterloo, Williaums-and the Ellse, Thomas. Cleared cut,-the Curlew, Owen-Pink, Nicols-Mona, Tho. mao-Helen, 'Haeghet-EflzA Goddard, WIllIams-Croline, Lewis ...

... tS; ?? w a)i pt *i4; / 6 REVIEW OF THE IERdISH CORN .%:e 6 _ D,-R7b ING' TM, 'PAT W E 7 ?? faeilitieo, irom the continued finenes of the wdather, wee v riforded during- the frt part' of thepast week fdor ceaning 8 the land; although the heavy mine Of late had been very accept- 5 i able, the preonous fefl being mruch below u ocrinecetes,; whjle 9moiei cill wiahed An we antlcipatedtherahaa beau ...