... THE CORN TRADE. -During the past week.] I th (Abridgedfrorm the~fark Lane Erprcssof Juno 22.) 3s, The weather of the past week has continued fine, but varying much in temperature from much sultriness to O isharp breezes from the cast More rain is now press- et inglyneeded for the spring crops, all of which are [t su fering, more or less; and they must be very short is nunless some falls ...

... THE CORN TRADE.-[During the past week. I rAnal-M1 fnnthe M-7, Ea.n rlsfn-p- ano, nn R- Atflngoel rom Mil airsane wapreaC u0u. aD. After a few more unseasonably warm days, the weather reverted last week to cold, with a good quan- tity of rain, while it has mostly been hazy all through. Ploughing and all other preparatory work has been actively going on, and the growth of esculents and grass ...

... I 2 1AJ1i'1' 1I I tAL!). I Gomi ExcuACxs, AMovday, DOc. 5. Thle prevalc',t cliarnirterti~c of the various counttry markets during the week jnsi cvlapscd, hias bcon s great VI calmn, famr'dlvre flleihave rather iticie cavc, antI ol the condi tiotn of mnanvy- o lins 'cem _ffected by theC ltte ?? damlp atmlosphiere, Such lets being ?? to sell. 'The gi impistrts ol' Wheat lst steel fiouti ahoad ...

... THlE CORN TRADE-[During the past week.J (Abridg-ed from the Mark Lane Expreas of Feb. 20.) The continuance of sharp wintry weather and a further considerable fall of snow have kept field operations in suspense. Where they were forward, however, the frest will be a good finish for spring planting, if followed by March winds, while the snowv is a shelter for the young wheat, The saani return to ...

... ?? bankrupts usmer the new Act have now become so numer- ous, and as the great majority of them ?? to be smill traders and ersons out of business, the publication of whose names wonld not be of the slightest interest to our renders, we now, and shall in future, if they continue as numerous, only give thooe residing in Oxfordshire and the adjoining counties, to- gether with any others that may ...

... CORN EXCHANGE, M11onday, Feb. 23, The fresh supply of English Wheat is moderate, but with the samples left over last week we had a good show this morning; the demand, however, was very languid, and sales could only be made at a reduction of 2s. per quarter from last Monday's rates. The arrivals of Foreign were very mo- derate, but there is no life in the trade, and to press business some ...

... r THE CORN TRADE-[D1)uifg th, past week.] (Abridged from the Mark Lane Bxrpresu of AUg. 18.) There was nothing sunm er-like inj the week just expired, It commenced cold and cloudy, heavy rains falling on Thursday, and continuing, more or less, with a warm aib muggy atmosphere. The harvest, therefore, has not pro- gri gressed with any thing like the despatch or promise f anticipated, and the ...

... COUNTRY DNARKETS. OXFORD, AUGUST 9.-In consequence of enoagenle'sC I the harvest field, the market was thinly atterdedi withstanding which the Wheat trade siat brisk, nd nr samples commanded a ready sale nt nn ?? of 1' pe quarter ; inferior qualities made last week's ?? There was no Baricy offered, nor any aleerstisa in the price Oats, Beans, and Peas. Flour (seconds) nis 40s P sack. READING, ...

... day, (JORN EXCIIANors, Mlorrdcry, Jnly 1O. ,W., A large quantity of rain has fallen during thie past Week, sdlay and W heats on the light lands are reported to have improved. Lt to Miar-kets have beea thinly attended lately, partly owing to leter tlie inipanding elections; und at the majority of the larger mest towns, tire value of home-growrr Wheat has been barely ably supported. ThIe imports ...

... CoRN EXCHANGE, M1onday, DcG. 28. Wo had no fresh supply of Euglish Wheat this morning, C the few samples on show being those left over fronm lastt Monday; the attendance of buyers was very small, and, in the absenco of business we make no clange in quiotations; s Foreign arrivals arc liberal, chicfly from the Baltic ; quo- C tations are upheld, but there was little disposition forI business ...

... I THE CORN TRADE.-{During the past weekll IA, hrid-l f-~t f.z_ -w r .. -1 .. __ -S 'Is ? (Abrulged from the Afark Lane rpresj of Oct. 15.) ?Another week of'-comparatively dry weather les- r conferred a further benefit on the country in the e facilities it has given, to-farmers for work in the field;. I as well as to get their corn. into, more marketable coo- dition. However, as might have been ...

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