... CORN EXCHANGE, BIONDAY, SEPT. 20. d [ Thou gh some of our country letters still dwell on thr gh probability of the late crop of potatoes proving a par ial failure, the majority of the reports are much less un. hi. favourable than earlier in the season, and there is reason ent to hope that in proportion to the breadth planted the of produce will be good. This does not, however, appear and to be ...

... CORN EXCHANGE, MONDAY, SErT. 24. The wec.theethts beenwet andnstormyfrom theeast- ward lor somne days, To-day the Wind has got to the D'a , 3 weat, aed is piloomy anrd naean. The arrivals ate consi- IBreto - derabOl- ofourcigni corn. W heattis talien at I t ek ret ?? - No ?? itle tster kinds BI wo being more pleit-iul titnr of late are Gd. to lc, lower r than lost Incldlav, buintlotc] r thal ...

... CORN EXCHANGE. MONDAY, DEC. 25. . - . . - . - - -- ?? - - I [This being Christmas Day, no busiuess was done. SMITHFIELD, MONDAY, DEC. 25. The past week's imports of live stock into London .d have been seasonably good, as will be seen by thefollow. e ijg return:- En IMPORTS. to From whence Oxen. Sheep. Lambs. Calves. Ca Rotterdam ?? 398 1010 - 133 ar Ostend ?? - 168 - 11 A n Hamburg ?? 24 5 5 ...

... CORN EXCHANGE, MIONDAY, JAN. 1, tNI - . ?? - M- ..A.2.A1 1 I n5 - - Tie new Icar has opened witt a chilly bleak east wind, and we shall riot be surprised if it snows beorme night. Tbc arrivals are moderate of' everything except of foreign bariley, of which there is a liberal supply. Wheat: The supply from Easex and Kent was fully an average as to quantity, but the condition very ?? ...

... LUiTE1POOL CORN EXCHANGE. . I - -_ - A,%? 1 D Friday, Two o'Clock, A ug. 41li. 18MU. At this day's market there was a small attendance of dealers, and the weather being fair, there was very little tlispocition to enter upon business. Theseales of wheat were particularly circumscribed, and prices were barely so good as on Tuesday. The fresh arrivals from the Baldc were oftred at G8. Gd. to 9s. ...

... I t11 ne we qu Iill te th lie an de ce sh a co to of all of th as Stt la! at ba be tII t0t itl a of rr ill C t i ti t I at t I It St b I b It b tt I t The Board of Trade have just issued tbeir return of the imports and exports of the United Kingdom tor the month ending oli the 5th of August, 1849, and fb r the seven mouths ending On the sanice day. 'TIis return exhibits the trade of Englandl ...

... C - ?? go1 CORN EXCHANGE, MdONDAY, JUNSE 18. s. ,. . . I . I i.: Lo 1- ' 1 . tu- English wheat was in short supplv, and brought is. [te per quarter advance. Foreign had a better sale, with itS more confidence on the part of buyers, who lsad to pay On. fully late rates. The few arrivals at Cork and Falmouth ip. were held for rather more money. Purchasers of Indian us- corn act on the reserve ...

... 4 ORN ?? ?IA ? 1X IUONDA ?? L1!AV ?27. l'et4iisit ?? ?? ani iKenlt; sit¢ >liltlcls wler ill ji,),rejii tzi hl it tile ?? of t~ls thyz utccl; belt :t ?? Illii ittii thbe irtlil; ltiihtt Were IJV li1 lie~tlit, i X- t |ic. ?? ii' ^It:S beeoi al gre;: t d ettiandl fi;i ifortigi fltltr u i;lhs :IIi tt i1t pl ,iuttt t;i~t 1 I s. t I.l ..i 1;i. il SfIb IIFIAwr ?? 1), fi~ itAY A~ll~C ?? t'r7. |U'Ch' ...

... . _. .5 . - ,k e -, M; e g'.- LoUI'n- ErHAN!E,.LONDN. ' ? Tfioug e av anew an uninierropte fupmy a aII Gr -.. the-Wiseat t.atein >s4k,.-an. as.- .t q:ti~az dar _ . a2tMonday'.^Barley- is lower:; .Malk th 6nme the fir& - t s. aad the htkErs.-pter q4tIrtere-Cer,. with *sjzt ! dcnsi~m~ psler ,~ x1ar .M havsit 1i4tkp~j.;ib _ fuply -bing-good and prices nealy gs AWJ. , B1 eans are-e b~cheaper.. ...

... .- 7 , . 0 ), A aructoo I . 1. CORN EXCHANGE, LO$NDOl:-. , I .MaNDAYeTAY 20.- Our fupplies of raidt to day .a4 r,6bu cioderai t Wbeat (except for fbme few, very prime famplf which o& taintop prices) have felt a 'dpreflioh Iof full twvo ilr per.quatter. ;.Barleyand :l~a~ttgooff readiiy,there be'ir~bbt K a hortizpply of-the former. - $at, g9f: the beit. *'a rather de andl thofe. ra1middling ...

... !- ,OR - F . -ARK.T - H3 OME:,' REhiURNS. - , - hL: SALtsnoccy, AlarG`, 5.-Wle;LtX at, to 101, - Batr- spe yev, 34s. sq 37s. 04s,'24s. to 30s. .Beaps,' Uos. to WVt 70s. -Bredd, 9s- 3d. . ,da, -. ant Bascscis'coos,3 !,MatlrM fL.,,1X ce;ct, 9GY. tg1~s (8L1Nrt- tol! iyv, 32S. to SOS. fJd! Oats, ?GD to oIs. Gdr. BrattY ?? :42s.to.s. , Bread, hst,'4*d - arc :Drczs, Utrc/i ,.-Wicga0t,.iSa to ia1tr ...

... . I- I -- - Q - I . I --clo . -:m ar t ?? ?? . Wzi CQPCN EXCHANG,-LON DOI,. , _ . ?? ?? , . E WlVae bavg faye frell ?? of Wheat this day fine z lamrples naintam their pricesjbut brdinary forts are lwe. 'b BInPeaie&andMBeana littfale` 3ltt5 ?? Ry~isdeairer. ..f; 7 SqmeafrefhS aff f Oq-s, caufed.' 4firml' redurioc in tat article F. , vF ?? , ,, WieafP - ;Er ?? f6s t66.sWhite-Peaf, 3,6s to.39s, ...