... CeIcY -SATEsURAr MORNIG FOREIGN. UNIarEn STATES.-Wiehave ad; ices from New york to the Plhinst., and from the oilier leadingpoints Of the Union, of dates corresponding to distance. The most insportanitfeature in the presenit intelligenice is,thle account of a considerable improvement hav ing taken place in the do- mestic exchange hetwe-en the Southern anti WIestern States and 1New York-, which ...

... CITY.-SATURDaAY MORNING. FOREIGN. In ?? of the prevalence of north-east winds, we hlave, uip to 'this hour, no arrivals freoi thle United States of later dlate than those received by thle Rloscoe packet ship, on Saturday last. We have had another fresh arrival from Canton, with papers and letters afew days latertltisasthieprevious advices. Some of ourreaders maty not be aware of the principle ...

... CORN MIARKET. Coas EXCIIANGO, MO DAY, Ocr. 8.-The supply of Wheat has been large to-dav frum ELs-x and Klent, and prices have declined fromn is to 2-s per quarter frum this day week. Brrvy is is to 2s cheaper. Oats are without alteration. H-og Peas are Is higher ?? Peas are much cheaper. In Beans or other grahi there is no particular variation to notice. White and Brown Mustard seeds are ...

... I CITY.-SATRcanAY 0OlINGiv FORFEIGN. In ?? of the uninterrupted prevaleisce ef adverse wvinds we have yet no lhrther arrivals from the United States. From the same cause, we have no later commercial intelligence from any of' the colo. tries, end no new circumstance worthy of notice has presenuted itself from any other part ef the world. DOME-sTIC. The farther entry of foreign w;heat, for home ...

... I I - I FORE1GN. CInTY-SASTUROAY MORtyran. I lv the arriv-al of tire Cr -at Wesrert, steamer en wedniesday 3tt0iti- tugatlritol wehae t~t week iiitclltgence Iros New Yor' three, weeks, later, thre dzates coining dlowni to the d5ii itnstaut. When the exaggerated otatcieweis reelecting the ?? of the, crops iin Eu- rope, but particularly in this country, reached Aimerica, the he'ccediato eflict ...

... CORN MARKET. V n COON FXCrANGE, MiONDAY, OCT. 15-Tle arrivals of Vs heat are m5- derate to this unirniieigs naarket, and wve havle a Very canllty supply of 'lour coastwise. The Wsheat tracl is very firm at the priceS of thils Jay w-eek, havisn-g mty country luyer. bietc. FPnc risaltingt Barloy ; is. dearer. Oats are t'd. lligller. In Beaais and Ha, Peas nO M arsa- tiorn but -xbite Peas are Is ...

... { CITY.-S.VTURnDAY rRNI FOREIGN. We have this week advices from Rio Janeiro to the 24th of August. The progressive increase of production in Brazil and Cuba is watched with a steady and jealous eye by all classes in- terested in our West India Colonies. those persons wlhor have looked at the emancipation of the coloured population only as a commercial question, throwing aside all calculation ...

... CORN MARKET. MONDAC, OCT. 2.-The nr pplie-s of Wheat and Flour during last week were verysbOrt, nor bed we much fresh up to this Morning's market. The Wheat trade is full 4s per quarter dearer than this day week. Barley is is higher, and line moalting in demand. as well as drY grinding sample~s. Outs aye fixin. -although the ?? of' Irish continues great. In Beans or P'eas of either sort there ...

... CORN MARKET. CORN EXCHANGE, MONDAY, OCT. 22.-Since this day week our market has been very brisk ?? Wheat at advancing prices, English Wheat commanding 3s to 4.s per quatter advance, and foreign 4s to 5s. The Flour trade is livelv, and the millers hold firmly at 65s per sack. Barley is Is highier for all descriptions. White Peas are full 3s dearer, and all taken oil' for shipment coast- wise. ...

... CITY.-SATmDAY MORNIaG. FOREIGN. Since our last we have advices from Canton to the 2nd July, which aure of considerable commercial importance. The British merchants having relfused to recede from the terms they proposed for the payment of the debts owing them by the bankrupt Hongs, the Chinese Government had issued an edict to impose an additional duty on all articles imported. It was estimated ...

... CORN MARKET. MOND4LY, Nov. 5.-The arrivals of Wheat and Plour were extremely short last week, and to this morning's market the supply was again moderate. Wheats have been taken off freely at an advance of 2s per quarter from this day week, on foreign and English samples. Barky is full Is dearer. oats Is to 2s, new Beans ls, and old Beans Is. sotlhg Peas are also in request at higher prices. ...

... . . . _- 0 CITY.-SATURDunAY MO IooG. FOREIGN. By the arrival of the Royal Wlilliaml steamer at Liverpool we have accounts from New York, to the 21st tlt., being six days later than the previous advices. The turn which the elections had taken ih favour of the executive in the states of Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and Ohio, wvas considered to give them a decisive ma2jority in both houses of ...