... ace or;117 I . 7- e 41 ,gz,:- sif IP, W'8., i?? . 0Aarksxv~st-i Ldeis,: 'The Comet, Sugdent from -1~ominisca- in 4:Ndays.-t Sa,-An9,The Richard Jt Sarah, c Mood, from Roteo.-1J 4r li 13,:, The Ibis, ic .Hiifper4~ af' .Brcmom, Thie ZVis :Fie~uude,-Ritterfl; ar ,Remwnrf Tlrelani -& lsabella,1taper;--Janr, Wood; Venus, Willowvs, 41 C:u:akwssn~ thiS 22df.-Thlse Idustry, dli BEeab.- At beed ,j Th ...

... , tIAtitvi.-JtAciEI~c:,n SAc iSe;nta 'ni~e Jante aiid. Isabella;; Hinera -AiRtfr!T. ,.,- . Q* -.The Benoit, Mtrki, arrived biete on Fpdiiy ...

... |. | - -,l; :! JS -- -, 7 , ,Q :=-- A ' '. i.: .' . -, ; CORN-EXCHANGE'; Mark-Lane, LOtiS., We i- , Mo fnar r .fg h.' o. We hid conTsadbeahle 'u'pli st E'sez wheat to.da e ')me Kentish- of-SuffitA k'-ry little, d'Is''V) new, 'e and quality. eatremely varioins, 'soic rsnples beng a . trout, ihidly, atd hantdioie aIs we eier tw,: t great*r part (hove ever dry and 'sowid) conipai'a'ttfelyttlR, ...

... .girttua i 3a I neI ,I 29dt(lturalN C-Dinlilcrtf[ lecl}e ,, -2 @@;@ @ ' COIIN-EXCHi[AN'E;I , Lark-Lane, LONDON, M~rseor, Aet~gtut S. We continued ro receive throughout the whole of laqt week repeated large supplies of grain from tile continent, chiefly wheat, barley, anid oats, and the like lrom ...

... gritulurai ,t corninercfatIXcftdJiti 1i ee6.9 ao# . -COR N-EXC1AN(;C(F., MNrk-Lane, LoNDOV, 5 MOiNrtay Judy 27. It will be seen by t.-;e astiesed report how largely we e wereiupplied thne middle snld latter end of last week with n oat%, foreign, and of our own gtsiw;b, and also frOm Ire- land; with foreign.barley and peas,'a6ss ell am ith foreign wheat; and tghat we were not without tise last ...

... iof Ue ,2?!z ~ 1. t.AIMII I .,St 1A? it-il 7 ~? Sd~e~is .1# Si(Mar&C Te Agus, ,. Oiewcistlei f. iljl thi'port.-w;ALeith, eLa,,fel, Andrewo;ftkIs pdnm frdm K~oingsber.-_ .1t '&kle rllee -tetcu ks, trsrddls ,Passed 4r~dsre, ase Jacksout -At Cal , Stfe Sd 'Brite., T he f rasrfXRoi. al urelS jAk Cajienk gen The Ariadtre, ;,eed '.-4t ,Narn., fiTe Tir,,lii .' Bo!lfh :'All from. [ l'fge Ann, Taylowr ...

... Ygrfeatural X tolnlltrcufa 2I eck : : cmitT a COItN-EXCHAN(GE, MAark-l'ane, Lost ose D rvoarl idrrk 16. an We had few arrivals oSf any 'ort after Iondav in last Its week, and the show at the opeliilg thi., murning-consipred be chiefly of oats from rhe Wesrern ports, wihr ;a sraller tlS amount than usgial *f other grain by land samples Irons Esset and Kent; under this iinpression a little very ...

... Zr~Intral Xonrcia e :l . I A , .COltNi-RXCt1ANGKIi', AInrk-Lane, Lol.DoM.e, e AorN12r, Marsh I. ; We have been but scantily supiplied with corn of any sort *ince the 22d of February; after that daj in la'st week we.had occasion tv norice more briskness in the trade than had been evinced for Gome time before, which was followed tip this roorning on the part of the buyere, althoughli no advance ...

... .g2rfcu I 2 ~ ~I-. . - .i . -II 2 t . 1 C, Ii C6 RiN-E XCHANC;, Mark-TFnne, Lo NbOrs^ iuq r, _M43 17. Our chief articles of 'supply 'since 1ibs dav se'ongb.r, including the show on to-dayr's iarket, have been whea from Essex, Suffolk, and 'Kent, flour from t te Easietr coast, and oats, from Bostbsn' and the Nnrtb,' aglle to a much 'greater amount tfian we had bken: led to-.expect.' there are ...

... I r-nT v.-Thpre were no nurchafers of Cotton drin 7, COTTON.-There were no purchafers of Cotton during lailt week, except at reduced prices, and as the holders il s cvinced little dispofition to give way, the fuleswere limited fl to 900. bags, viz.-0oo l'ernams zs. 8jd. a 2s. gd..; 2ao .Maranhams and Bahias 2s. Sd.; 500 Bfoweds, a linall pro- portion i9ld., the remainder aod. a r'id. ao ...

... * -0iNM S.. F 7io. Z as4 Gaegdt, MaY St. f 'Rolert Hellyer,orTaottemihaln Voisrt RoadMiddle- ii set, ba'ker-oJahn .Burmnanof .Tonbridgi, Kent; 'a upholsterer-Thomas Lange'ield'oF Maidetone, Kent, c grorer--John..Willis,of hlond Lane, London, broker- n J. Mka, of Warkviorth, Northanlptonshire, tanner c -1ohn N~orthage. of Gainnbro', Li Icolashire, grocer.- 1: .From Saturdsy' Gasztt, Jion 4. v ...

... qN-EXCH.ANQE,MNar'k Lane,'LNDM Ii The dernandlformwheat in general has been irgent duritig t the paft welt, far beyond what the fr'flh fuppli6-havd heen, able tlo fatsfy . 'dItt poing that' a .'o Infidterable part of . e 'tli'wheat landed previoufly to'the igtsh inftl: was already e bouight in anticipation, of the ports opeiling,, ths expere4 Srelieft to 'th-ride has'in a great r eafu-e t ...