... s busine se colnnintilnes duill ; aind tine qpinotiatievin for FE ?? WooLS ?? Co~arse, from 741 to Sd ; Breand H~e-d, Od ; Kent Headl, from i0d to 10n1d Fiue Head end Lasb, from Ilni to 114d ; Short Fell Combing, ?? 124 to 124; Old Shin IComibinig, from ...

... but there are few. sellers. The price of Indian Corn is rather weaker. There is no other ehenge from yesterday. ON STOUNG BOOT, CnoPs.-Few things are of greater importance to those, engaged in egricultural pursuits than the most effectual and most economical ...

... ITHE FARMER'S JOURN LONDON MARKETS-3ONDAY CORN EXCHANGEMD-Bl y The show of fresh samples from Essex and Kent was moderate and in condition. A few picked parcel, wcnt wag slowly at former rates; but the rest were dilfllalt t., Peat f Is. per qr. rpduotion ...

... I THE FARMgER'S JOURNAL. IONDON MARKETS-MONDAY. CORN EXCHANGE.-MONDAY. The show of samples from Essex and Kent was the short. eat of the season, and in the worst condition, so was quite unsaleable. But dry parcels were inquired for, and would have sold ...

... Is. per qr. dearer. Barley had a steady sale, but at no advance upon previous . rates. Oats and maize ?? wheat trade at Maidstone on Thursday was firm and quiet, millers . trying in vain to make purchase at easier rates. At Canter- ,o bury on Saturday ...

... wheat at our markets throughout the past week has been generally short, and full rates have been maintained. On Thursday at Maidstone the demand was quiet, at an advance of Is. per qr., and at , Canterbury market on Saturday trade was very quiet, at o fall ...

... hour in the evening meetings were held at ne F the Greyhound Hotel, Old Kent-read; the Prince of Wales, la; a Elizabeth-street, Pinilico ; the Royal Tent, Silver-street, TI I Golden-squiere; at the White Horse and the Half Moon, re High-street, Bcreugh ...

... THE FARMER'S JOURNAL MARK LANE.-MON DAY. The showof fresh samples from Kent and Essex was limited, quality for the most part inferior, and condition bad. It was therefore neglected, though anything fine was fully as dear. The foreign trade was on a etail ...

... THE FARMER'S JOURNAL MARK LANE,-MON DAY. There was a limited supply of fresh samples from Essex and Kent, but the show was increased by many over-left samples. The condition of all was wretched, and below millers' wants, though fine remained quite as ...

... fine American. Grinding barley 6d. per qr. lower. Oats unaltered.-KENT. The trade of the Kentish markets during the week is reported generally as dull in all descriptions of corn. At Maidstone on Thursday the wheat on offer was principally out of condition ...

... Huntingdlon, Lincoln, to rfolk, pat ?? Cambridge, are likely to get an average ied ad th are important counties; p arts of Kent, Sussex, Suffolk, an Essex are very deficient. Probably the wheat crop of 1873 will take less room to stack then usual, for ...

... quotations momin- ally unchanged. Grinding barley, 6d. per qr. lower. Maize steady. Oats ?? a tsir supply oP wheat on offer at Maidstone on Thursday, trade was good at late rates, malting barley being cheaper. At Canterbury on Saturday all descriptiens of corn ...