... 114,11-fut )Paaw CORN EXCHAIIINGE -AtlosN, (Oi. 12, 1813 Tlntre ?? been an abunilant sipply of \\ tl fat aot Fier ojiwct this (lay se'niiglt ; this mornin tt3,o tlee ial a g6ood ;ttiii ilt IN Ie-at frnm linEssx, hint, and ?? lk : in ie;al fioe pilCoil-. ?? ever, we eaninot make ally altelulionin saint, ,tov- heito; anittl ofl on meuh ltie ?? terms IS tlis thy settitignt, l;et tite Iid,1i1h1 ...

... RLEPORT OF THE COMMITTEE APPOINTED TO I EXAMINE THE ACCOUNTS OF THE LATE * CHURCHWARDENS FOR THE YEAR ENDING JUNE, 1835 . I Your Committee report that they have checked the Accounts with the Vrouchers handed to them, and others which they pro- cured, and it appears that the items charged have been paid. They directed their attention to the expenditure relating to St. Peter's Church and St. ...

... ?? Aenalb CORN EXCIIANGE.-MONDAY, OCT. 19, 183.; We have had ao abundant supply of Wheat and Flour during ithe past week, and the arrival of Whieat this morning was, ou the whole, large;.lence the trade was dull, and full Is. per quarter cheaper, even for, the best parcels, whilst the ordinary soits rcan 'only be got off at a further reduction. Barley is lull Is. per quarter cheaper. Peas ...

... ftlawuct ifrallb CORN EXCHANGE.-AToNDaY, Nov. 2. 1835 There has been a fairsupply of Wheat and Flour since this day se'nnight, though tile arrival of Wheat this morning *was rath ir. moderate than otherwise ; tor the finer sorts we cannot note any variatiou in value; such however meeting a ready sale at last week's prices, whilst other sorts meet little inquiry. Fine Malt- ing Barley is a ...

... jtiarhol , Ar4Xalb CORN lKXCHANGE.-MONDAY. Nov. 16,183S Tlhere has been a gcool supply ot Wheat and Flouir since this day se'nnight, though the arrival of wheat this morning was otther moderate than otherwise; on the whole we do not observe any material variations in thecTrade, and there being but few really fine parcels, for such somewhat better prices were obtained, with a slight improvement ...

... . -Imattot f4cralb ? - ; CORN EXCHANGE.-MoNDAY, Nov. 30.1835 There has been a 5ood supply of Wheat, and Flour since this day seWnnighl, and the. arrival of Wheat this morning was on tie whole large; heacethe trade is dull, and, although a few picked runs nearly obtained our last quotation,' the greater part of the ar rival, being of ordinary .quality, met a very limited sale at a re- duction ...

... Iftarhet gpmaIlD CORN EXCJANSE.-,0No)AY., DEC. 7.1835 There has been a good supply of Wheat and Flour since this day se'nnight, and the arrival of Wheat this morning waas on the whole tolerably large; we do not, however, note any alteration in the better qualities, suiih. fully obtaining our last quotation ; but the rough ordinary descriptionsi: which formed the greater part of the arrival, ...

... ml0ftt6 1Qcralb CORN l'XCIIANGI..-lMONDv.AVDec.28,1835 The supply of WVheat and Flour last week was but moderate, and the arrival of Wheat this morning was also short; we do not however note any material variation in the trade, the best samoles fully realising last week's prices, though other sorts are but dull in sale. Fine IMalting Barley is a trifle dearer baut other sorts have not varied ...

... 4tlat'lat A v I'll 10 * CORN J.XCIIANU)\E.-IIIONDA'. JAN. 4, 1835 There las been a good supply both of \Whleat anrd Flour uinl c this ?? se'rnniglh, with a fair arrival of Wheat this inoiring from Essex, Kent, and Suffolk ; there beiing, hrowvever, a goorl demand btr fine ruwa, such rnet a ready sale on :ather better terms than last Doledl, hlilsi ia other soris alke a tolerable clearance waS ...

... flarkst ?I.ale I CORN EXCIIHANG.-Eors'MoAv JAN. 11. 1835 The supply of Wheat and' Flour, during the past week, has beetn very moderate, and this morning, the arrival of Wheat being rather limited, the trade on the whole was certainly better, fine runs readily obtaining an advance of h. per quarter, whilst otiher sorts also were taken off more freely, and on somewhat better terms. Fine Barley ...

... ?? Arrill'a CORN lEXCHANGE.-ioNoDAY. JAN. 18,1835 The supply of WVheat and Flour last week was but moderate, and the trade was certainly dearer on Friday ; this mlrning rlwe had a fail arrival of Wtheat frond Essex, Kent, anl Suffolk, anad there was a tolerable sale for fine parcels at an.advance of from Is. to 2s. per quarter since this day se'nnight,, thiliug the trade was not brisk at the ...

... j ar ltut ic vra l CORN MXCIIANGE.-AlONDA, FLB. 1. 18.6 The arrrival of Grsin in gene al last tieek *%as exceeding!v muderate, and this morning the supply of' Wheat was tin the whole sliurt; hence the 'rade is fim, and the plices ?? (Jay se'nnight was very fully supported, whilst for pickid salupies . trifling advance wist obtained. Fine. larley is raiher (fcarer than oiherwisc, and Grinding ...