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... II7ERPOOL CORN UIARXET. 'Frtida, Two ?? ?? Dec. 4. pl4t; iac s. The trade has been active since Tuesday and to s, i- )ai i1 derable purchase of Wheat have been made for ship ofi' e, meit to Ireland. The inaket has been almost soept the y ot Indiaii Corn, and 60s. per. quarter has beeti paid tor chi at' middling' quality.-A good mnany cargoes American cal ha! lve been Sold. to arrive, at Ioul ...

... CnseurSTER MARKET (Wedotesday).-Wheat sold from 10 los,. to Ill. 10s. per load : Barley,24s. to 28s. per qr. : oats, 21s. to 23s. : Beans, 30s. to 32s.: Peas, oOs. to S2s.: and Malt, 50s.-Flour, 31s. per sack. AIIuNoDE1 (3fonday ?? Wheat, 111. 10s. to 12l, Os. : mixed ditto, 101. lOs: red from 91. 10s. to 101. Os. per load : Barley, 24s. to 26s. per qr. : Beans, 29s, to 31s.: Oats, 22s. to 24s ...

... r n- 7 .7.1- I al-] b - 171 . - As -~ LEawS (Tsesday ?? Wheat ]01. Os. to CiM 111. 0os.: Ired ditto 91. Os. to 101. 10s per load: Barley, kno 26s. to 300-: Oats, 1Is. to ls. Od. : Beans, 26s. to 3os: Peas, 27s. to 30s. per qr. it N AlstUDEL (MOdX&y ?? Wheat, 101 10s, writ to III: mixed ditLo, 101. 10s,: red from 91. Os. to 91. The 15s. per load: Barley, 22s, to 30s. per qr.: Beans, he I 26s, ...

... The arrivals during last week wsero moderate, and many of the Mediterraneans cargoes as they arrive off the coast are dispatched to Belgium and Holland. There was a liberal display of new English wheat tis mornineg, from Essex arid Knrt. Wheat: The English all readily taken by the townr seillers ; granaried foreign coatinued dull. Barley: All sorts fully as dear. Oats, 6d. dearer. Beans and ...

... During the last week the imports of foreign stock into JLondon were seasonably good, they having amounted to 3,054 iHead. During the corresponding period in 1862 we received 1,508 ; in 151, 2,66S ; in 1850, 1,077 ; in 1849, 854 ; amd in 1848, 407 head. tBrOrTS INTO LONDON IN T5OE PAST WLe. Beasts. Slheep. Calves. Pigs. Hams . ?? ?? 105 ?? 9.. - Ostend ?? ?? 438 3 - Antwerp ?? ?? ?? 322 ?? ...

... -7?- -- ?i, ? mours .. I . ?? RN, EXC wON ?? Ou y earrivals of- Wheat frow EHf x anand Kent 'o Monday, were rather'ftrt, but the quantity unfold fi:4m taft ,week'4 faradle. made thefupptoealy: tolgerably:lrge, finery fa^ne flip w er not materi aly la 1ow ek; bu6in yohea . undei~th fIr% rlt 1i:ywity-nvt- ?? renabty. 'a14 b ut confoif Ail ilyto-rer i. prric; deed, Graan of every 2 kind items ...

... * JL1DONIMARk-uTS. o CoiV Xxd'kkNgoE XondaU ieb. ?? ai-. val of Wheat Was on the whoie moderate, and the ; ality for the most part being rough and inferiot, real nessupples-met-a-readyasade at an advasce af ?? F. I t. to ?? 2grquarter.-W. e quote Birley full 4s. p auarter . dearer thai bli day se'nsnight; fide Ma a so'has I equally improved in ?? are steady in value; but Pease of both sorts ...

... LONDON IUAItKEkTS. Ie, COUN-EXCHANtGE, Monday, July. 18.-We ob. ng served in our statement of last Friday's market, that . nd Wheatvwas nearly unsaleable, and the prices rather of- lower; this lnoroing tie fresh Supply was tolerably er, large froi Essex and Ient, and the weather contin. i 4t in6 very favourable, our buyers were backward in pur. is, cIhasing, and thlefew saleati fected were at ...

... rig A special general mcating of the Shareholders of ehis as. Company was held on Wednesday, in the London Ta- ut vern,-Mr. W. S. Boyd was in the Chair. The Secre- 'ly tary read a very long report to the meeting ; to which rr- was appended a statement of accounts. From the latter ed it appeared that the total amnont received by the Cons- ril pany was 78,4281. 10s. 10d., whilst the expenditure ...

... MHONEY MARKET. SATURDAY, ONE O'CLOCK. The staterment made under this head as to the proba- ble diminution of the bullion reserves of the Bank of c England, is borne out by tbe weekly return. The causes to be assigned are undoubtedly the exports ma- kilng by a groat capitalist house to the Continent' 7 and, as stated, to supply the wants of one or two Fo.t reign Governments ; and possibly, ...

... - ?? - . L--SJA l I ?? the Farmers'Journal.) low I of At this season of the year, the great mass of farmers COI ixi- are hav'nZ their attention directed to the feeding of be stock-cattle, sheep, and pigs. Everv farmer knows in de- that: the morefeeding stock he keeps, the better is his dep smanure, and the greater his chance of growing subse- as qneot crops. The sheep consuming the turnips on ...