... WEEKLY CORN REVIEW. (From Bell'e 1eeklv~ Afesenger.) W1IZAT.-The chaingeablenessi of the weather continues to be ?? up, and to Influence the state of the trade from week to week, causing dulnees or briskness in the dIemtand, according to the prevalence ...

... I ' REVIEW OF THE CORN TRADE. I The sudden change fromsummer's heat to almost the depth of winter's cold has been an unexpected check to the progress of all vegetation, and already a yellow tinge on some of the growing crops shows the effect. The apple ...

... WEEKtY CORN REVIEW. I ?? i (From BeWs WetA~ Mlessengqer.) WHsEAT.-The weather being lsard end frosty is more 'suitable for tbrashing, and any 11W'broughit forward~may- be expected in beter condition, still. ths weithet, Is 40 fvoarable, for .the progress ...

... WEEKLY CORN REVIEW., (From Bell'8 Weeklv Miessenger.) WscEAT'.-There continues to -be almost limited supply from 'all the neat counties, particularly fraon Kent, and on Mondoy less th an previously, which enabled the faetdrs to obtain former fe tprices ...

... WEEKLY CORN REVIEW. I (Frorn B41s Ve e*1t-I fs, m zgoer. II WISEAT.-There was anl increased quantity from Essex insd Itent, prilicipially of'this ye ir's growth, and couning to band inl worse condition, eauseet- our millers to refrain fromt buying bcvonrl ...

... WIEEEKLY CORN REVIEW. I (From Bel'iei W. ?? Meaaengcr.) AVIIeAT-The agricultural Inarkets wvere (if a varied charac te~r, and prices wire mostly regulated bay the extent, of tlti 5,,lpplies, generally very moderate, and ill Some instances' re, areely ...

... REVIEW OF THE CORN TRADE. I . - (From the Mark Lan-e Expreas.) Whatever apprehensions might have been entertained respecting the lateness of the season, the brilliant summer-like character of the past week must go far to remove them, and to strengthen ...

... WEEKLY CORN REVIEW.. (prom Bellws Weckil, M4eeenger.) WiIEATr.-There has beers a continued buoyancy and upward tendency at the various markets held throughout the week and both merchants and milllershave shown conriderablo dis~ sition to get into stock; ...

... WEEKLY CORN REVIEW. From Bell's Weekly Mjiessen g6r.) WuEATr-At Ipswich, Lynn, and Spalding the condition was generally bad, and irs come instances Is per qr decline had to be submitted to, however reluctantly accepted by the farmers. The Scotch markets ...

... I-WEEKLY CORN REVIEW. I (From Bell's Weekily hlessecsg6e.) WnHAT.-The changeable character of the weather ?? the condition of nearly all samples brought out at present very damp. This tends materially to check the demand, deteriorat- ing the quality for ...

... REVIEW OF TH_ CORN TRADE1 DURING Tfll~PAST WEEK. (From frlel' eel Mseee. W11FAT.-11 is generally the caue, the supplies increa~se after spin tllg isoer hen thp farmers have more time to thas, ndfor some weeks to come better deliveries will no donbt take ...

... WEEKLY CORN REVIEW. (Frosm Bell'a Weeklyi Meseensger.) WEHIAT.-A smaller quantity was broueht forward on Mon- day from Essex and Rent; the beet qualities sold steadily, at the prices of the previous week, and eorae of the lower descrip. tions were taken ...