... to CORNr EXCH/aNGE.snd.l uVzt, M~arc/s 23. n- The arrival both of Wheat and Elour, during the past neC week, will be seen by our list of importations beneath to k-have been considerable. Thfis morning also the arrival of 20 MVlheat was on th~e whole large, and the trade remzains in con- t, scqulence exceedingly dull, on barely as good termss even for e' thle best run~s, andll ull ls. per ...

... 1U' ES DAY78 PosT CONTINUIE.) , ;ANKiuWPTs ?? ?? S Q. MTTE. Williaxn Scowns, Maidstone, Kent, inlkuoper. larnsiverftt Storey, 2aichostor ?? and Btatiolir. WilUalin .1and, Plark-lanc, Endon, StiYoirdobire, tanner. FR1OM TUESDAY'8 GAZrTTTE., Judpli Bai-atr, Shcftiold, grocer. Danllel NiiaM, Dukinflcld, Cbesbiire, beer sellr. 3Edwvard Keeler, Canterbury, dealor in c1bir.a and gjaI3. John a ...

... TUESDOAY'S POST CONTINUED. B5ANltKUPTS Ft'Ot ?? FlDAT'S GAZETTE, XlEC. 4. Thomas Powell, Carpenter-street, Hanover-square, Carpenter Goorge Fisher, Paul-street, Finsbury, oilman. John Burlinson, Sunderland, upholstcrer. Edward Milnes, Bradford, Yorkslhire, innkeeper. Thomas Ashtor, Bernors-strect, Oxford-street, bill broker. Thomas Smith, Trhornbury, Gloucestershire, tailor. Thomas Booth, ...

... THE CORN TRADE.-[Durinig the past week.] (From the Maerk ?? Expresg of September 8.) To revive the hopes of the disheartened farmers, and atone in sonne measure for her prolonged waywardness, Nature has been prodigal in the matter of sunshine during the past wekl, and the excessive rainfall having been suo- ceeded by warm breezy days, much of the laid corn has dried, while sprouting, although ...

... THiE CORN TRADE -[u)vting the past week.) ; (Iront the Afr M /r Liae /t i i(/mest 13I, lSSI ) '5 Tlib a iv ruin's which occairred vely genrrtally tall over id E algl a Id both at the iiiacieiiroi in t a l at the close of e the past VI'eelc have ?? bharvest operatiins every- 'siwhoer; iid ill the litter iistricts the ?? mini low-er re toeillperhiure have miateri ally chclcd ths ripellillg of ...

... A meeting, having reference to tisis Company end the Oxford sesilk supply, was hoeld on Wednesday last at the Clarendou Hotel, the psoceedingo beoisg preceded by a lurch, at which thea E cr1 ef Egmnont, this Chainman of tlse Board of Directors, presided. Among those preseut were Mr. A. Robinson (Director), Major-General esborough, Ald. Saunders, Mr. Grinibly, the Sheriff (Mr R. Buckel), Mr. ...

... THE CORN TRADE.-[During the past week ] 1X1J V- -at X L *- - - I-- a (From the Mark Lane Express, March l9th, 1883. During the earlier pact of the past week the weather was of a genial, spring-like nature, especially on Tuesday and Wednesday, but later the temperature again fell, and sharp storms of hail and snow ocourred, with severe frosts at night. On Thursday night there was a heavy fall ...

... 'WEEKLY REVIEW OF THE CORN WEEKLY TRADE.I (From BeBd'8 Wec/ly Mfessenqee.) Daring the ?? week the trnde for -wheat has ,etaken largely of a holiday character, and buyers ,re not likely to receive extensive purchases until we bare fairly entered upon the business of the new year, 5fter the holiday season has terminated. The tone during tho week has been rather dull, but prices have onl given ...

... MARKE T HERALD. Corn Exchanlge, Mlonday. DcC. 17.. The supply of English-Wheat this morning being short, it was generally held for last Monday's prices ; but the trade was extremely dull, and where salos were pressed In. per qr. less money had to be accepted. Foreign was else in very elowv request at nominally the sanme rates. All kinds of Spring Corn remained in limited deanend without ...

... ITHE CORN TRADLE.-[During the past week.I asks (From the MarS ?? Express, Oct. 22ued, 1883.) During the past week the weather has been colder, - violentt gales have occurred, and the rainfall has been ,; considerable, In some localities floods have oecnrred, 'res, and the land has consequently been saturated at a very 302; unfortunate time, but elsewhere the rain has not, as a _ rule, been ...

... MAI[IKET HERALD. C(lro Exchance, Nuonday, Moay 295. This day being Whit-Monday Bank Holiday, there is no business doing at Mark Lane. CURRENT PRICES OF GRAIN AND FLOUR IN MARX-LAXE. HOME PRODUCE. WHEAT, Essex and Kent, red new.. . 3 4s to 36s -s 3 ,, ,, white ditto ., . 36s to 3Ss NorfolkandLincoln .. .. 33s to 36s FLOUR, Town-made, per sack of 280 lbs. . 37s to -s Norfolk and Suifolk .23s to ...

... T FE C(JltN TRA.DE-[ Duriing the past week ] (Fro rl the Ml~a o Lane Express, Augq. 17Mi, 1886.) r During the ear ier part of the past week the northern n and ncr th-weaternr districts of the British slanuds were r visited by heavy gales aud storms, snow falling in parts a of Scotlmrld, destructive thunderstorms occurring a little t later in Ireland and the westerns and Eouth-westeru v ...