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... COMMEBGIAL AND OTHER MARKETS. I _ I t ti Cs II ax )r 0. is ds () ~~CORN. * HUan, Tuesday-ftirom Hessrs Reighley, Max- o, sted, and CO.'s arket Report).-The weather con- tinluesall'that could bedesired f ofthe country. The imports of wheat during tbe past week consist of 1,638 a mqr. froa Danzig, 375 qrs. Stettin, '80 qrs. near ports, 4,250 qrs. Alexandria, 1,493 qrs. Salonica, 1,516 qrs. Varna ...
... _I ?? CORN. (From Ellerman and Co.'s'Repoit.) HULL, MAY 14.-At this day's market we had a short supply of wheat from the farmers, and all fresh- thrashed parcels sold freely at the full rates of last week, whilst inferior sorts were neglected. In foreign wheat nothing doing, holders not willing to accept any'*. less money. In malting. barley very little-doing; grinding in request, but very ...
... _ _ _ ?? CORN. HULL, Tuesday.-(Keighley, Maxsted and Co.'s Report.)-We have had a week of hot scorching wea- ther, the country again bears a burnt-up aspect, and the complaints of damage done to the pastures and turnips by the absence of rain are becoming most seri- ous. The wheat crops in this locality look promising, though farmers maintain they are suffering from too much heat, and will not ...
... I 4omociatl mab otST laarktub. I W ~~CORN. *wF ,ridayt.,here was adneso in the sale, all A1 ind*b- ?? Linesoi& alised from 60i to -4s per qr. IL hfe . o,6 3d pe'stne. Bnfolns~toitr,, at*il£-Goo& supply of wheat, but millers azic > f slo to buy on last week's teu., Bailepy lscw,;dle, ra much alled for. . DotCaa,^ Saturday.-Wleat at 'from 24e to 27s Werload, siif-, ?? wheats ?? even a trifle ...
... iI ;eOmmmial aub other faarftrt,-?. I ,? ED., CORN _ lCROWLE, 1` Friday.--Best samnples.of wheat wererather rfull better to sell; inferior kinds neglected. Beanis, barley El'S and oats were a shade better. Line, 78s Ud per Stone; iou- lineseed 58s Gd to 62s per qr. nost HULL, Tuesd:ay.-To-laiy there is sea caly any English ales wheat on offer, arnd sale is brisk at an advance of ls. to don, 2s ...
... QCommatial anb otter Xarketz. .CORN. CEOWLE, Friday.-There was a slight advance amongst wheat. and the millers did not purchase i freely. Oats, beans, and barley about the same. Line 7s 2d per stone; linseed 59s to 64s 6d per qr. i11 WAKEFIELD, Friday.-A further advance of Is. on wheat since Friday last checked sale, but prices. firmly maintained; new, small supply and inferior quality. Fine ...
... A Bolton correspondent writes as follows - P Of all the subjects treated upon in the wide ol range of journalism none are of more vital im- w portance to your readers than the above. Under W the extended franchise 2,000,000 of Her Majesty's ts subjects will be entrusted with the weal or woe of c the British Empire, and the responsibilities of the k eleetorate of these isles will require all ...
... | I s .- _ ?? _ ?? r_> T ~ . ?? Sm,-Having read Mr C. H. Wilson's speech at the ?? of good he had done for that body of men and their society, I must now inform you that some 20 years ago I was a smack owner, and at that time muany owners and fish buyers went over to Norway and established a fishing business. They bought all the fish caught by the Norwegian fishermen and brought the fish to ...
... HEA.TY FAILURE IN TEE PROVISrOQ TRADE. I 11 -__1 Tak- _, ,Messrs Joseph Elliott and Sons, ship stcre lnereha of the Docks, Cardiff, have issued a circular a-n4 cing the suspension of payment. The failuri attributed to losses in shipping transactions, and i3 general business during the past two or three years The liabilities are roughly estimated at £25,000, and ~hs assets are believed to ...
... A MONTHLY SUPPLEMENT. THERE is great solicitude, apparently, that qualified persons should elected to serve in the Reformed Parliament. It is a question whether this or that community shall or shall not demand Pledget, specific engagements always maintain particular opinions; and if candidates are diffident, or obect to decide or promise great and intricate questions now and for ever, there an ...
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... France. —The the Morning other L ndon morning pnpen has been eoudemned pay fine franca and costs, for conveying the papers and lettcis for those p:t| era, from Marseilles Boulogne, in contravention of the laws of the French police-office A squadron of French vessels sailed lately from the Tagus, with :ca'cd orders. The accounts from I’orlugal this week -ay, that there is little doubt their ...