... CO RN. AfAni LANE, FEBRUARY 19. -There was no new feature to record at to-day's market, the general tone being of a. quiet nature. The attondance of buyers ?? on a limited scale, being somewhat curtailed bv the disnmal weather, anid the demand as a result ruled slow, and chiefly for cur- rent needs. Holders. however, were generally reserved, and rates ruled steady. The supply of English wheat ...

... isa. A sis VI M %a5% I. I Q. CORN. MAISK-LASTI, AUGOST 27~-The market to-day exhibitead a ,a-general toeof firmness, better cable advicea from America, r to cembined with thle unsettled weather conditions. prevailing' G. at the moment, tending to stimulate prices. Ilijyero, how-, led, ever, were not disposed to extend pu-chases to any sip. j jT preciable extent, the attendance being only on ...

... AGUICULTURKL IMPORTS. I I1-i- ?? .6 -~ +6- ?? a-- -- * * * - . - L. - .~ . t. The following aceoantshows the quantities of certain kinds of agricultural produce imported into the United lingdom in the week ended 'Feb. 24, 1900, togetber with the qrantities imported in the corres- ondingweek of thle previous year- Quantities . . 1891. I Animals, living:- Oxen,hulls,cows,9calves 2Numher 8,186 ic ...

... * CORN. M A RP; L E;, JULY ?? gerneral tone of the market this moring was oi- a qulet character, the demand from oasv a moderate appearance ot buyers being without in- crease. Moderatesuppies f produce were availableu but with holdeis disficlined to grantconcession. therecentlevei of currenels marked no appreciable variation. Engish wheat in smull.supply was held firmly. Fine white. 3is. and ...

... WOODMTOCK. Cracus.-Ada Alexandra's great Amnerican Circus visited this towvis onl W\ednesclay. Thlere were two performances (2.30 and 7.30), each being well at- U ten dad. hs oi CounrT- Count.-The hi-mionthly sitting of t islin Court wife held on Friday. There were 24- ordinairy \Waie eases, the maijority of which. were settled out of b Court,' and 14A judgment ?? v. Ta Gibbs was a claime for ...

... THE _MARKE T S.- CORIN. MARK-LANE, JANUARY 17i.-The attendance of buyers at to-day's market wvas on a fair scale, and although the' uemand was without increase, prices in the mlajority of d cases maintained a steady level, holders: with only mode- r ate arrivals to hand,exercising reserve. Supplics oflihme- grown wbeatcomnin gfor ward contin ue scanty.and,allthouglh trade moves slowly, full ...

... a Thefollowing account. showsethe quantities ot certain s kinds of agricaltural 'produce imported into the Y United Kingdom in the !week ended June 30,. S100, s .togeeiner with the qnhntitiea ?? in the curtes. f . pondijeagweek of th. previoas year.:- R nmi~iig- -- l .1S99il 19 lenballs.cows&caives Number 13 411 .10 .iS e S3t$e7 . .. ., 2 f Fresh WMeht ?? a Beef .Cwt . 95,943 80 341 1l ...

... CORN. MARiX LANE, MAY 7.-The market to-day followed a Similar course as to that last week. The attendance of buyers was only of small extent, and in tho result business continued on narrow lines, the demand marking no signs of increase. laolders, however, in most cases did not force sales, and a steady feeling prevailed in regard to values. English 'wheat was in fair supply, but evidenced a ...

... COHN. MAPns LANE, FEBESTARY 26. -The market to-day exhi- bited a general lack of vitality, the demand Irom a con- tinned small attendance of buyers being without improve- ment, while weaker cable advices from America. combined with mild weather, exercised a depressing influence upon values in the case of breadstuffs. a small decline beina re- gistered as compared with rates current on Monday ...

... ' TlHE MARKE TS. AGRICULTURAL IMPORTS. The Wolowing account shows the quantities oi certaisi kindas of- agricualtral produce' imported into the United Kingdom in the week ended August'18, 1900,1 together with the qaaentitieosimpoetod us tfe correa-. poadin~g week of the previous year,- 1899. 11900.' Antmals,living: Oxon, bulls, cows &ca~lves Number 9,124 12.618 Shee and larmbs . , 4,242. 3 ...

... Mondnyhbeing Bahnk oliday tho markets were closed. CORN. MARX-LAN1E, Juin 6.-The market to-day exbibited a SE general tone of quietness, the holiday feeling not ?? yet entirely died out, while only n thin appearance of buyers were present. Ample suppifes of breadetuffs were 9 to band, but holders denoted no desire to force business, if and rates maii'tained a generally steady level. Home- c] ...

... I .. BLEDINTTQON. - SERIOUS FMtE AT BANKS FARMA. OnSaturday afternoon a sprious fire;, resultinfi. iii considerable damage, broke out at Bangs ZVaim, ' YBledington, in the occupation of Mr. T, B'eszard y Bolter. Shortly before 3 o'clock Fred Meek and. IAlfred Surman were at work in the rick-yard with a chaff cutter. There was a high and stpring south,- westerly wind blowing,.-and this' ...