... *t X~ark tts.- = .NU LIVEiRPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, Tuesday., ?? 30, 1828. We have had rather an increased supply of Grain this week, and up to Saturday our narket remained it about the sa-me state vhichi we reported in our last circular; but on that day some large parcels of Wheat were purchased by speculators, and, in the evening, the arrival of the accounts from Londois caiused a very active ...

... goe IFf.taructo, . 1 . I LONDON, CORN EXCHIANGE, MOsNoAY, OCT. 20.-In addition to the verly extensive auroals reported last week, there was ( fair show of wheat this iolning by land sassoples from E ssex and Kent, as also a considerable gzuastity of barltby from, Sq/ffolk. Nrotwithstanding this la.ge sapply, das's irnices were genarally supported for most artzic'es and bonded wsheat being in ...

... MARKETS, OcT. 6. CORN EXCHANGE. Though the demand for grain generally, at the markets of Wednesdayand Friday, was not so animated as on the two pro- vious market days, there were, nevertheless, sales to a con- t siderable extent effected in both bonded and free wheat, at ad- vanced prices. This remark applies more particularly to the fiaest descriptions of wheat in bond. The recent general and ...

... A flarkate.t -P.j LIVERIPOOL CORN RXCHANGR. 1,TacSda.. October 7, 1828., * ~ The great. advaucec in the prbic f Grain fn the Lonso%;4)arl~t. ~jani, ?? every ?? th kingdom, ~has kep~b els dtrade here, during the past week, inl a ver'y active atate,. and extes.R sive operations have been continually going on, at daily improving prices. On Saturday, the report of the groat advance iisl~akceield, ...

... MEE MONEY MGu?. -,Cnv, MONDYO. Late this afternoon a general heaviness prevailed over the Public Securities, not from any very obvious cause beyond the settlement of the Account for Wednesday; for as to foreign intelligence very little transpired, either to increase confidence or produce a contrary effect on the minds of the speculators. - The health of his Majesty became the topic of the ...

... utuerpool Vhrtice (Iurrent. fhur~sday/, October 23, 18123.' * Dellotes r-ising. -f-- Dcnotes falling. COLO NIAL PRODUCE. Slugal, B.P. per cwt ?? S. d. S. d0 . MuseoVadlO dry brown ?? 0 ~a 57 Miiddling ?? 0 . .. 63 0 Good ?? 53 0 6-30 Good bright ?? ?? 680 Irine.1.~60 0 71 0 Ve1,rlys fine . 0 DaSadVesy ir 49 0 ..5 and moistened. 11fola5sses,, per cwvt. we tIndlia.. ?? 260 Cocoat, pnr. ewt ...

... - tte arto. CORN EXCHANGE, LONDON, I MONDAY, OcT. 27.-- 7he arrivals of all desovipitions offree C'atis ?? the wseek were tcey moderate; aitd thi7s tersting the7ewas only a scaity shew of sans1des fionm the near counties; biut the condition of the newv WTheat exhiibited seas mcich better1 than-o of tte', which, added to thesejosts receivcrd fro a7nll t77e coimtsy Jsarkets, of their beng hiseer ...

... BRISTOL [f!IIl °lT2S. ?? the Hellry Crlter. P. & G. Protheroe. 162 hhds. 2 tces. 2 brls. sugar-L. lFlter, I brW. sUga4r-J. Phillips, I brl. sgaor-Order, I Sr]. sugar. GKE.NADA.-In theil9lucriq, Baillic &Co. 310 hlids. 15 tces. 1 brl. sugar, 60 puns. ruin, 46 puns. melasses, I c.sk old copper and 1 chaff ?? returned-J. 134ileyi 4 qr. cabks shrub-J. Boucher, 1 Mrl. sugar-Order, I bil. sugar. ST, ...

... BAANrKRUPTS, from thc Gazettes of SeVptember 23 and 27. BANKRUPTS. J. and R. B. Berry, Ashbnrton, Devon, serge manufacturers Sept. 26, Oct. 17, Nov. 4, at Basinghall street. Solicitors Messrs. Wilde, Rees, and Humphry, College-hill, Queen-street. Thomas Barrow, Manchester, and George Geddes, Stockport, commission agents, Oct. 6 and 7, Nov. 4, at the Palace Inn, Manchester. Solicitors, Messrs. ...

... THE MONEY MannT.-Cem SATrDAY The City has been agitated again to.day by * atifinbi Of alarming reports, but theiriniuence on the Funds was in a great measure counteracted by Its being pretty correctly ascertained that thc Account for Wednesday Is a Bear one; and the Jobbers, anticipating an increased demand for Stock before it canD be finally settled, forced up the quotations nearly j per cent ...

... U011i6011 Paructo$. CoRN -EXC HANGE. Oct. 1t.-Our ?? of ill dcescriptions of Grain anld Flou being large fior this morning's Marlket, the Alealing trade wra A rather dull, aind fltitboighl somie line saniuples of ?? sold for l1l.5S. per quiirter, still the m iddlitig q alities were from 3S. tO .5d. per quarter lower then (in this day week, tvith every appearance of a fulrtlr decline. Fine ...

... TUf, QUARTER'S RIVENUE, From the account of the net produce of the revenue for the quarter ending the 10th'of October, which we give below, it cippears that there is an increase on the quarter of £117,558 as compared with the correspondinig quarter ending lOtrr October, 1827. Under the head of Excise there is an increase of.£566,599 on this quarter, as corn- pared with the corresponding ...