... CORN EiXCHIANGE,. Auot. 28. -'Vhs supply of Wtheat this morning by Irnd sarnple froms Essex and Kent being moocrate, and the weathler having bccn of late unisettled, the sales were tolerably 'brisk, and for filne runs the Yteinis of thts' day se'innight were fully realized,; the quality of the new WVIseat to-day was on the 'whole but middling, though a fewv picked samsples obtained as high as ...

... * ~~MONDAY, AvRIL 10. Cralven Stakes, asubscription of 10soy, each, forall ages. A.F. Mr. Grevilie names ta. c. The Alderman, 41yearsnodid~st. J1ll. I r Mr. Payne's h. e. Shahapeare, 3 vearsialcf, Sat. lb.i.. .. ..2 Mr. RItdsdate's cit. C Lunacy, byj Blacklnch, 2 years old, (1st. 8 The judge plaed bat ?? Ilagst The Aldermoa, 5 to 4 agst Shakspesre. ix Handicap Sweepstakes of lsosvs.pnach' for ...

... ?? Olaructo# CORN EXCHANGE, FEeI. 2l. The arrival of Grain in general, last week, was very moderate, but the business done was inconsiderable from the interruption to the navigation of our river; the frost, however, being now gone, there was a better attendance of buyers this morning, and Wheat, which was in moderate supply, met a ready sale on rather better terms for the liner sorts, thoughl ...

... acittrott fatild40. CORtN' EXCHANGE, APRsTi l. MKe cannot note any altceration in our Wheat trade to-day;- the arrival is moderate, and for good samples quit- as good prices are obtained, whilst the middling and ordinary sorts still meet a vary limited ?? Barley comes to hand vcrysparingly, and for fine parcels rather higher termus are obtained. Beans and Peas from the same cause are a trifle ...

... LONDON IMAPIKETS. 'ORl' XrI-INIGI, Stq, 6. Our quppiy of MVleait was go:od, Iee sanipleis being . nu1ch in rlilliest Oljtlilled the plines ol: this deaV WeC1i, Inut erdiiaewerv ve e.iecetdeiri' (lli it our I ist qjutattionns Oats e re i t'he ilinftitv suillH, anmi the prices the salile aS lilst veekc; Mi~lk is fulil [Ls dear; Dal leeyre- perienceri an elvllce of 2s: per quarter; lieanils are ...

... 0I LORD',:'6* ? -NfkRK,?? 41, 9.1 1?i: - - - ? :: I , nr ' ?? Vroettimis . Mbirndoitl) uhd2l Wti1i3 ! . ht ittfiii~tlyN from; ,tie ?? osf il'e.1,io^2,a ri~iva~s ; ie Wti~cs Weriii eoduiglgy Iiea' y talis inoriilii at a redue ,tion yf tiylii ho~ t loe 1y..~rquartbr-lrout ..tie piries eof Ithis ?? *veek: . everal ?? of new t gfcdt appeiarci~ fr~onm iJse,%,~tbls100jitvotX )fvicll; ovao evrifiloe, ...

... tOND OIN MA itKETS. CORY .IiXC11.4NGE, Sep. 13. *Ve bad a good supply Wheat for 'ti Li day's 11arlket, both Eosez andl Keoutish, andf a good stock of ?? onr baird; buit at the beginni!g of the maihket there were many buyers of this. 4iticlo, Whiclh comisequcntly StId faol 2s. pcr quarter hiriver thao last Monday, but towards thle close of tlte ,ay the sales were very dull.- Piarley was in very ...

... LONDON MARlKETS. . ,,CQR.y E, ?? -:a 16. ' The Wheat trade was'very brisk for fine samples this !lorning, att full our last quotatinlis, zid somoeo few sales were xo.aje.about 2s. per quarter dearer; but tihe fine samples being cleared off. theze was. no delmand for mid 1lilng ?? Barley maintains the ?? quoted price; z njmiddling qualities ?? if) demand saul jrathe Ietter; but Malt is very ...

... LONDON MAIRK ETS. CORN EXCFGL46'E, Dec. 28. We had a pretty good supply of Wlcot this morning. and but few buyers appearirng, tbe sales are dull, at a decline of from 2s, to i3. yer qrrirter. Fine ?? be- ing scarce, have advanced ahout 2s. per quarter, bit interior sorts are Nvithotit alteratioi Matlt Iteets ii brisk s.la at our hla quotal iott. Tici; lei s .min Wit i IC ?? al!' rather ...

... lu'.- ' CORN EX,,CHANGE, M1ond1(Lay, Aipril 16. The supply of Wheat continuing small, not only from the shome counties, but also from Ireland and Scotland, has in- 3 duced our millers to purchase with more frecdom than for m many weeks past, and what appeared of fiee quality met s readv sale at an advance of 2s. per quarter on the quotation t of thiis day se'nnight. The foreign as well as ...

... COiw RE.XCHAVCf, L0X'i0N, n ddy ;.Yu 14.. T'lss Masketf ras again but tiinly f li t Wheat td-day, which occafioned' qur Fadorsto demand rather finore moriey for fine farmples; the advance however, could not be fupported through the day, and -the trade left roff heavily. supon jaft Moay'3s trnss.,v Barley and Malt are both dearer; the lupply of the former, of' prime quality, being hliort. ' ...

... O?O)?I ? CORN EXCHANGE, APRIlL 10. Tbe supply of Grain in general since tbis day se'nnlight bas been on the whole tolerably large, par- ticularly of Wbeat and Flour coastways, hence the mealing trade this oborrning was dull, and though a fcw of the finest runs were disposed of on n~early the same ternis as this day se'nnigblt, thle maiddling arid inferior sorts could only be got off at a ...