... CORN MARKETS. LAURENCEIKIRK, IMonday.--Few samples offering Bc and prices itualtered. Barley, 27s to 30s per qr. of 7 54 lbs. ; oats, 26s to 27s per qr. of 40 lbs.; oatmeal, R 42s per sack of 280 lbs. flax- CATTLE MARKETS. 1949 ELLON, Aionday.-The fortnightly ...

... CORN X A ' I{RI'TS. - ~. ~llli COHIN E-:Ct'ttANG(E, April 28. ls diint tlag rivc uing 'the week, we hbt'dagol stl1 p tr.tl ?? nwiingy. hnarleyt, wshert qathermal chaprx ha (,Ui-Ij tog Isiotl ldg Iii s tof their storks, the sctsund I706. -, vvle ubtafid( ...

... LA I09. n alld women ,frotm 3s;, to 37s,. for the winter haifyesr. the There was a pour show of cattle, and sales dull, at law pr ices. ker, AltritltRt AE.-Ttc market here, fur the hiting of farmo- ver- Itotirers, being the pri.irilal one in the county ...

... Wll sacks of steer. AGGIIEGATE AVERI AGE PRICES OF CORN, July P-5, BY 'TiE ?? tQUAuRTOl. II hent-s n-r. oafs. I. - vye. I Beatts. f. Pceas, Oti Id11h, .1 ~sillOl 7t1 j 17s -d I3S 2d EDtNltURtGH COR~N MARKET, July 30. We la~ a hor sot-I ofallsors e grin ...

... CORN AND CURRENCY. (Contirnued fewn Our iast.) There are no subjects so hackneyed as Corn and Currency. The prices of the former, as well as all other commodities, must, in a great measure, be regulated according to tile exteasion or contraction of the ...

... Corn' Mar'kets. CoRn ESCnANGE, Monday, Mlarch 23.-Although the supply of Wheat was larger this morneig than we usually have at thlis seasor, there being no demanst for Voorkshire, or any improvemessi in the price of Flour, the sales were heavy, and oely ...

... CORN MARKETS. FORBES, Tuesday.-At the market to-day there was tj an average attendance of farmers and merchants. Fair 0 demand for oats and wheat, which were fully up to S last week's prices. The following are the quota- I tions f Wheat, 62 lbs. 46s Od ...

... ns that take place every day show that nc mla the corn trade is almost in a state of panic. It is stated that a t ed the Greeks are buyioig console to cover losses that may be tot ,O incurred in corn, and that they are likely to continue these bii 301 ...

... of what isr te Balfour is doirlg, would suffer dieorder, wousld inake rt tthe law it no avail, would draw property ii- and intelligence from the country asa it cotry where law hsd ceased to prevail. oes f we compare them, what i the real danger. Home in ...

... | BRrrl, CORN TIRADE REVIEW. I (From the Mark Lane Express. ) Sir John Lawes takes a less favourable view of the British wheat crop than that which bas been presented to our readers. Reservin- his re- marks for early October instead of publishing them ...

... REVIEW OF THE CORN Tl'ADE. pose t (Froe ta ft Mark Lane Express.) etru ,o After at neek of olnsettleil wumetb.r, dillring which not othere hlts been a consloero ole rainrfall, the teilmlerature tee i e:tH become m1U01 lower, eLnd it snloWstorm occuried0 ...

... foundation of the poor laws; of thi, r- country, which for so long a period iead ber.> h found so beneficial. He proposed simply to brsng e in an enabling adt, viz. an adt to enable every pa- rish, as far as it was consistent with-law, to le- gislate for ...