... CORN EXCHASNGE, Mtronday, July 23. The supplies of English Wheat to-day are short, consider- able foreign on hand, with part of last week's arrival, upwards of 13,000 quarters; fine keeps its price, other qualities are ?? is ?? and White Peas likewise; few Creys-B~eans of the two kinds are ?? are at considerable supply and at less ?? Flour no fluctuation. CURRENT PRICE OF GRlAIN AS UNDER: ...

... i ON DON - A. MA S. It ?? - ! 1 . I .I ;I ?? 1 ?? .C'OS BJ 'C!LtGE', V.Ortober 2. :i ,Theve wias a large supplyof !Essesxand.Kentislh . .:Ehatwjo-daly, and intlhe early part~of,.the lay the Mcalmien picked out a few hlne sanmples at last Mon- . 'day's prices, but the general trade was extremely i 'dull, and barely supported last week's plices.- a: Bailey was. brisk in sale at our last ...

... . ?? ?? 41?- 15ItOublon juarketo+ COR,V EXCHd.VGE, August 31. We have been well supplied with Foreign Wheat since this day se'nnight, and the arrival this morn- ing, which was chiieflyfroni Essex and Kent, was tolerably large: fine parcels, however, fully support last week's currency, and go off readily on those terms, but inferior are dull in sale, and the turn ?? and dry Grinding Barleys ...

... ?? plar-h-eto. CORN EXCHANGE, J.%tsUany 11. Oar marliet has been very modelately suipplied with WVlweat both Foreign 50(n English since this day se'n- oight, the total antoolit scareely excecilil' 8,000 qularters; th ilerriva itll 'v ill or oovil ?? ?? msril- ill auso was bolt siliall, aid the quality b8ilg *nlle- rail)y ili'vivirt, tile trade s;aI exceediingly I lrty, tld ?? pricesil and ...

... ?? noubalt iIrUcto+ COItN EXCHANGE, MAiC 22.°'. . IIe ?? sup Ipy of \S'beat IlI i n ii lg I)y anid saiji les fromn Essex and Kent was veiy miod erate, as also tbe arrival since this daly setiriglit, l' ieiiilig Iadled was exceedingly Ii envy, occas i lned ) I ?? In ge arrival if Floiur coastways, neal 11),0tl0 sacks, aidl tle! salS iiiaile in tll( earle pairt if tile morniig wel C tall 3s. ...

... 'REPORT oF MARKETS., OMAW' URTURNS.' S~t~s~tias,, 6eb: 12. heat, 1O3s. to li2s. Ba Iey, 3,4s.,t 39. Otg, 24s.,to 3.3 BeasI 6. to *70s. 'Bread, 29. 4.1 tBALS INGSTr* ,Fl. l2.-VWheat, 97S. to 108s. l3ar. ley, 35s.'to 40s. 0.. Oats, 26s. to 30s. 0. Beanis ,, 52s. t, s. Br'ead, 2s. t2i. ,Dtvz~as, Fed. 14.-Whleath, Os. to 112s. Barh' 3ls.'t~w42s. Oats, 26s. to 3s, I Bean~s, 42's. to 5;~ NatnUaY, ...

... ?? P R ?? ; , . zaii . .. ..t .s. Oas ..to40 easO s.t BZ 2 h1st 3s 3r ~. in je~46s to 1s. il 28 37si,.~ to~O id.~~s Bread, 2s.~ 6Hil ?? Oats, ,t 36s. to42. easi j64O to& a ralI M04 l MM0tN 4DY, B ,R 5 i'OW~ Pt Wliratlral upy ?? ?? What .Gs 18S tis. Wh'te pe,*. -66s.t guper. 122i. 124s. 1LW5s.~: : 38st. 4. 84s.: to c O eats 8 4 to 5, 'XL %-1041. EW --I Oa ** Pr Pas 5. N ou, Ioland 2a .31 -to;3 ...

... LONDON MARK ETS. TUESDAY, Ferh. 3. COTTO.,'.-There was a considerable revital if] the demand for Cotton last Week ; the pfulrrrhiscs of .Pernains were extensive, chiefly on s recitlakin, anrd for France ; for liohume csuarptio [thie request was inconsiderable. Thle sales sillce our last are irearly 2,000 paclages, of whict 1,(i00 ?? Pirenirabuco, . at 2s toi 2s id * there aire ilw 'no sellers ...

... LOfNDON MARKETS. CORN liRXCUJL4NGR., Frtb. 7. Our Market wv; albunldantlv supplied With a1l Miuds of Groin tliis day, but iJ CXJ)efiselev c f the uaviglatiOII bi ill'toed the sales were hlasy, frm tbe didlieulty of ?? out the vessels. The priecs weele ?? lneinlIal, but wvhat fewy qaleS of NVh1fLLt asld Beans wvre ?? %weare at a declisle of full 2s. pcer (Iiater froun tile prices thsat were ...

... C'ORN KXC'II.A GE, le. 27. . WC hd ai good suply of ~Essex and Keitish Wbeat. this nornin;, but as there vwas a brisk demand at tile eoaiuie~iceuenit of the narlibt, van advance ot' 2s. par ( qminater wazs readxily obtainiedl, but thie trade lvas du1ill to- w-ards nooil.-firiey wvas lil'isk demand this morning, aud 'about 3s. pir quarter ?? has rlolue- quentih risei from'2s. to 3s. per q ...

... Corn rckhange, Jaly 20. The arrivals of Wheat this morning, with a considerable quantity left over from last week, has rendered the supply an ample one, the effect of which, with other concurrent circrn- stances, has produced a gradual declension in the price , fine samples, the reduction being about 8s. per qua;rter on that qallity, and more on the inferior and ordinary sorts, Barley, Malt, ...

... LON DON IMARKETS. CORY.V EXCILIGE, XvN . 14. WVe had Ui to!lerable supply of WhVeat fieshi ill tlli% day fiom our OWn coust ; thc sulieritir q(ib ities (le which were freely talieri off at i tmall ailr il, saC fromi Is. to 2, pier quarter. Ordirlair I.iiods, Jesus Eiuglish aid Forrritigr, 1 ery d till in ?? 15a rlicys comntionue is dleaid ri, aid alre nsbmit Is. Per q1 a arlit ?? arid BirainS ...