... |LATEST. MARKET INT-LLIGErC. CORN AKOHANQU, MARK-LANH. ' FRIDAY, Aug. 31. T3-day at Mark-lane there was a strong dc- mand for both English and foreign Wheat, at fully Is dearer. Floor has advanced a similar amount for foreign: and the official top of Town flour is raised to 36s per sack. Spot Barley is 6d more oil the week. Oats have realised quite 8d more money; there is 3d-6d advance in ...

... I IL.TEST MARKET INTELLIGENCE. I CORN EXCHANIGGE, MARK LANE. FriaDy. Sept. 14. Although business at Mark-lane was not so risk to-day as at the earlier portion of the week . en advance of fully is for ]Inglish Wheat was si iaintained; white is quoted at 40s-43s, and in ed, ige-41s. In foreign the grea.testrisne baa is ecn in Adelaide Wheats, which aro held at 42s, w a fire New Zealande. The top ...

... CITY. THUSDAY APTzRNOON.-The Stock markets on Monday were in some cases rather easier. Foreign stocks were generally A to t per cent. higher. English rails re, ceded i to t per cent., but Taff Vale was 2. North Staf- fordshire 1, and Hull and Barnsley t per cent. up. Grand Trunk of Canada sltoks were steady. On Tuesday there was bnt little business doing on the Stock exchange. A few Home ...

... t CORN EXCHANGE, MARI-LAWE FRIDA-Y, April 20. To-davaquietbtusinessprcvrailecsat Mlarrkl-le. English Wheat has beenf held at 6d rise, making 35B d-36s for white, 33s for red. South Rus- Stans (28s-33s) and Indians (28s-31s) are simi- larly placed. American qualities Also obtained 3d -6d advance. Floating cargoes have Imd better bids; 33r Californian ; 33s 3d ' Australian. The Flour market, at ...

... II LONDON GAZETTE. APRIm 27. LoNDox.-W. J. Backton, 39, Wakelsurst-road, Clapham junction, commercial traveller-G. W. and W. B. Brighton, late 120. Petherton-road, Canonburv. poultry ?? Levy, late 39, Bedford-placo. Pussell-square, clothier, spinster-J. E. Smith. 79, Essex-road. Islington, decorator-S. W. Turner, 78. Baker-street, Port- mall-square, crocer-J. West, 6A, Nottingham- street, ...

... LONDON GAZETTE, APRIL 6. LoenoN.-W. Herbert, 304, Manchester-road, Cubitt-town, grocer-O. F. Rideal, 7, Woburn- place, clerk-J. and J. Stevenson, 49, Old Compton-street, pSho, bseers-d. Wilkinson, 204, Holloway-road, cheesemonger. ADJUDICATiON ANmwLLED.-Hlon. E. A. M. Sandys, 2, Ohesham-street, Lbndon, S.W. PUGILISTS AND THTE PoLcn.- Whilst a prize-fight was in progress at Nobottle-wood, ...

... CORN EXCHANGE, MARK LANE, FriDAY, Oct. 5. Our Wheat markets have gone up 6d to IB per quarter, end trade has been tirm, but We are as yet free from any gembling tendencies such as American bookmakers see fit to dabble in. There are some better specimens at Mark-lane this week, which readily made 3s per quarter more money; whites touching 3as 6d and red, 38s. Ilour has been le-s 6d dearer on ...

... I1 LLOYD'S WEEKLY NEWSPAPER OFFICE, TEnusDAY, Feb. 23. CORN EXCHANGE, MARK-LANE. Besides being palatable, some very sound advice was tendered by one of the speakers at the meeting of the Farmers' Alliance on Monday. ' Their very existence as farmers depended upon their obtaining a larger pro- portion of the value of their produce than for many years past they had secured. Why this has not ...

... CORN EXCHANGE, MAIRK-LANE. FitneAY, Feb. 10. Prime samples of English Wheat have done betteratllarlc-lane this week, quotations ranging 34s for 631b white corn to 36s 661b. ; red, 32s G21b.; 33s 641b. American is up to 36s 6d Duluth; 30o -34s Azoff and Odessa; 34s top No, 1 Bombay; 32B No. l Calcutta. Flour is steadier than last week; but, 6d lower for American. Malting and grinding BarleyB ...

... I I CORN kXOH a,. MARK LANE. FjDL.Y. Sept. 21. Quietness has been the characteristic of the grain trade at Mark-lane to-day. English Wheat nas met with a slow sale, and prices are irregu- lar. Best samples of white were generally quoted at3l to 36s, and redmade 2z9 to 335 6d, weighed up 631b per bushel. Foreign Wheats were fully Is decline on the week. Australians and New Zealand sorts were ...

... CORN EX61-ANiGE. MTARc-LANE. F.IDAY, Mareh 2 To-day the market at Marl-lane closea with a dull trr.de In everything but common Onts, which were rather firmer. P'rime red Eng4- lish Wheat, has brought 6d per quarter advance on the week, being now 30s-32s; white is lirm, at 32S-34s per quarter. Common South Russian has fallen 6d; other foreign ordinary will make 29s 6d to 30s 6d, with 32s-34s ...

... LATEST MARkET INTELLIGENdM CORN EXClIANGH; MARK-LANE. iRIDAY, April 27. Beuiness at Mark-lane to-day has been very quiet, but prices all round have remained firm. Lnglish Wheat sold At 6d advance, vwhite'raig- ing fully up to 36s, and red 33s--33s 6d. Foreign sorts show a similar tone; Australian, 34s. 6d- 35s: S. RUssias,; 31s-33s, No. 2 Calcutta, 32s 6d. prices of beth coil tiy aid Ameriesuk ...