... itlaitt-t l4n,4114 CO RN EXCI1ANGE.-1ONDAY, Frn. 8.1836 'I'he arrival of Wheat and Flour last week was but moderate. 'T'his moriririg also ?? supply of Wheat was on tbie whole 1wi ted, arid the trade is ceitainly brisker, ?? best rurrs rneciiig a ready sule, at art advance of Irom Is. to 2s. per gutrter, niith a better. sale also for the other sorts. B3arley fully supports our last quio tatien ...

... .tariat__t, pra!lo CORN lXCHIANGE.-MONDAY, EYP. 15. 18 31 There has been a good supply both of \Vheat and- Flour sincp this day se'tinight; but the arrival of \Yheat thi's morning was rather short, and having a brisk demand fine runs readily obtainllel au advance of fronm Is. to 2s. per quarter, with neadly an equal. improvement in otherxorts. Barley fully supports our list qulop tation, and ...

... ftlarlut Pfralb , CORN LIClIl.NGE.-IOsNDAY, FLB. 22, 18d6 There has been a fair thouoh not a large supply of IV ?? atrd Flour since this dav se'aniglit; and this morning the ariisl of Wheat was tolerably large forn Essex, Xent, anl Suffolk, and in the early part of the market the trade wa. brisk at an advanu o of full Is. per quarter, but towards the close of the day the ?? Lwas dull, and out ...

... ?? ipel10 - CORN 1iXCIIANOH .-MbsNDAv, Fis. 29. 1816 There has been a good supply of Wheat and Flour since this day se'nci6ght, adll this morning tile arrival of Wheat was tole- rably large from EIssex, Kent, and Sulflolk ; the general quality and condition, however, being indifferent, the tiade was dull, though fine runs fully realized Iast week's prices. Bla Icy is rathr dearer. 13eans ancd ...

... I JI'lilltot plevillb ICORN EXCIlAN N 13 .-MIlorr I)Ara.t M cn 7;18;36 There has been a very moderate arrival of Wheat and Floursinuc this day se'nnight, and tie arrival of Wheat this niorning was oar the whole limited, chiefly from Essex and Nent; the trade, how- ever, still remains in tile same drill state as on Ftiday, ai.d though a few picked runs nearly supported our lact quotation, all ...

... ill ar EC t ?qev,114 C()RN FgXCIlA.NUE.-t10o~rses' hlAIICII 28, 1'd'S6 There ha, been a good supply ot WVheat and Flour since dii, day sc'nnight, and we llad a fair supply o l \\e it I his ni.U1111r1, from E'sex and Kent; the ?? a0.11 condition, hoveer, (4 niost of the samples being indiftilerit, suctl as 55C,0 realliy !; obtained an advance of Is. per quatter on la st week's poiccs, though ...

... iflaite-t pjrvalD CORN EXCIIA NGE.-'oJNDAY, AJ1n.L 4 1836 -The supply of Wheat anil Flour ?? the past w-eik hai bcenvery limitud, anil [he arrivul of WVleat tiiis morajing iris likewise short; sheweather also being very cold ani barkw.,id or, tbe season ; there was a readly sale for site samples at ail adiance of full 2d. per quarter since this day se nnibdt; the ti ade, hosever, was not quite ...

... I know nothing your Govern ment can do to extend your trade with US, save repeal the corn-laws, and there is not sense and virtue enough aniong any party in England to do that, till corn peiled by the radiical impulse to give way to the consurmers of bread. Tmhe Liberals, as they call themsalves, who own land, ate as strenuous advocates for high-priced bread as the Tories. I con. sider Sir ...

... As Brighton, as far as regards its Government, j completely in the hands of the Tories, we request the t tion of tradespeople to the following, -from the III Chronicle of T'hursday last:- 1The lale Tory Magistrates of DrisNOi ltay elai51 merit of having done all that 'they possibly could to de the commerce'of that city. With unrivalled facilities act establishment of manufactures-with coal, ...

... Al ?? III v ra n Ct)I1N l;XCIIA NGE{.-MIONooI', A Pl~tH. 18, 1.3:I3 Tlhere bas iteeti a good supply bothi ofl W8eat anlll FloUr src.; thisday se'nnight, and the tratde mas in coiiuqnnesc( dull andl cerlainly cheaper than on Friday last. '16S Inos lug :l:o Ii e was a fair airival ot W icat, cclicflv frn sx andC Kon, anj tile sales were exceedinlglV dull, and, except 8m a fel pwik(,l rous, from ...

... It seems that nine Bills have, within the last few years, been brought in upon this subject, and 84,000 pages of Bills have been printed at thc expense of the public. Sir A. Agnew, however, has brought in another Bill whicls was ordered to be read a second time. On the debate that ensued, Mir. O'Connell said- If any man could make out that this was in irreligious country, that the Sabbath was ...

... 16arttf p1tralb COIN E-CIIA NGR..-Mooxosv, Aernsar, 12 1836 There has been a fair supply lboth ot WheOt and Flour sil ca th B day se'nrnigit. This morling also the arrival of Wlweat %isa tolerably large from Essex, Kent, and Suffolk. The wet arid i:,i- favourable weather, bewever, which has prevailed of late, or na- sioned higher prices to be asked by the Factors, an I ior a f w selected rduaz ...