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... REVIEW OF THE CORN TRADE. (FROM THE xiu-LA.NE BXPRESS.) a With a continuance of favourable weather for wheat planting, a considerable extent has been w, 11 got in this week, and the outstanding crops of escu. lents have made equal progress. With such ...

... WEEKLY CORN REVIEW. (From ?? Weeklv ,Messenger.) WoA'rT.-There was a rather larger quantity brought forward at Mark lane on Monday from Essex ard Kent, same of which came forward In pool, condition;. the demand was steady for thel beet qualities at the ...

... WEEKLY CORN REVIEW. (From Boe~s Week-IN Messenger.) Wsl'c.LT-The recent sudden changes in the weather having niaterially deterioratedl the condition of all samples coming for- ward from the farmerd, our millers have bought in the merest retail quantities ...

... WEEKLY CORN REVIEW. Is (From Bell's WleekLiJ Messenger.) d WEOsAT.-The weather having been wet at intervals, Ins ma- t teririly affected the condition of most samples brou-ht forward s of late, and ?? the supply was short onil MonraV from . Essex and ...

... -VEEKLY CORN REVIEW. I (From Bell's Weeklyv Meessntsr.) Irts'LT. -The uisexpiected check at Mlark-latie caused a similar f. Iig ill bc lialnfifsted at all markets held oni Tuesday, and ttC i IL, s tixic-iygesicrally to mlake purllchass, the miller5s ...

... 'REVIEW OF THE CORN TRADE. ?? . _ ?? the Mlatk Lane Exprcss.) We have bad another week of full summer weather, and though a sprinkling of rain fell here and there and some heavy showers partially, yet there was a sad want generally. The deeply-ploughed ...

... I WEEKLY CORN R'EVIEW. ?? (From BeUP's ?? .essenger.) WHRAT.-At Edinburgh a good demand was experienced for farmers' satples, at nou advance of fully Od. to Is. per qr. on tbe rates of the previous ?? were fair imports at Leith, amounting to 3,400 qrr ...

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