... *tI.ar W4. = by . 1 k ir- LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, ?? . Trioqay-; actobr id, 'ls2i7. of ThTil ,''Ieiiiy, Gctabi'l supled.fha82nd ee we have been-oe of This week- asehveh ver plentifOUY supplied *vith 8ll kinds a. of Gralip. The importers, anxious flo sell without the expenieof . Warehousing, have dailyredaced the price of nlew Oats and Wbeit; to and this day's markdt'ot being well attended by ...

... AIARKE'r HERALD. RN EXCHANGE.-IARlK LANE, O h FRTAY, G. 5.-Thsere are this week in~aerd' ~es. ported of all ki ds of Grain. The Wheat Trade rt eej1 lye butnoabe lic in prices fat finn Samples. New i~i-~ .ftjw Ilte nsa~ble.Boiling Pease are stillolooking ulward. 15st nel are unaltered. Beans, remain as last quoted. 05atst E c., buyers, and unless for prime samples, they ruay be odic I i rather ...

... I THE MOAEY 1ARKET.-CirI, MONYDY. r A sudden impulse was given to-the business transacted in the Funds this afternoons, by the arrival of two ex- Jg presses from Constantinople, and on this authority it was Is. stated that the Grand Seignior had at length conceded if to the wishes of the Allied Powers. For the moment :ts pretty general credit was attached to this account, and the y purchases ...

... m. , s~stt' ZOV,,' To *Srt C . ou4¢ ~tg ?? I- _ I(ARNARiIV0.1f, Sitturday, Octobce li. 'Tlhere were very lalrgc supplies ::t rar s' hlis qa, oi'.lt buyers wverc oxnrenielcy scarce, in ?? seqf ttiicre of tl? ile ;,et l]:.miti0O5iL' 1loii cl~llr ]Stan.;: arriving Itlre Ironh Lioiporlpool. T1he ioil`sving ar. the qfotations ?? - e. What, .:a. 41 0() 4: 0n Oats ?? 17 0 ; 2U wr -Filne.. -2 0 ...

... I cbe vow, of ?? atiti Jump. 1 LONI)ON, FRIDAY, OCT'OUR 12. TH-E QUARTER's REVENUE. Abstract of the Net Prouduce oftshe Revenue of' Great 'Britain, in the Years iind Quarters ended onl the ic0th ofroc'. 1826, anid th- [tish of. Oct. 81807, showing the Increase or Decrease on each head thereof:- 1'earse sded Oct.10, 58.26. 1827. Increase. Deceaise. ?? 16,403,1412 ?? ?? 17,210,548 ?? 615,279 ?? ...

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... Average Prices of CORN through- out ENGLAND, for the week end- ing Oct 5. Per Quarter. s. d. s. d. Wheat .. 53 6 Rye ?? 6 Barley . . 31 1 Beans 42 8 ?? '23 0 Pease 45 10 Total Quantity of Corn returned as Sold in the Maritime Districts, for the week ended Oct. 5. Q'a. Qre. Wheat.. 46,838 Rye. 597 Barley.. 27,527 Beans . ,. 4,486 Oats ?? 21,060 I Pease ?? . 1,444 Imperial Average of the ...

... *COR-EXCHANG}., LONDON, FItivAv, cr BVER 19. 'ti'e Weliet WVIS Iii ?? tule atite state as last imarket day, alttihough the arrival duirilng tie ?? WIVLS not lar'ge-bilt ?? a good supjply of hlouj (6,70t0 mls), the millers hesitate to pui. Ot I y t Zlin old .wheat supports hlonday's currenry, wihlie the- UeWis rertajily cheaper. .Litley was also in tbe s4111 col). dition, although higher prices ...

... TULESDAY's POST CONTINUED. BANKR RUPTS from FRIDAY's GAZETTE. Thomas Knight, of Lambeth, smith and farrier. ;corge Fenwick, of Grosvenor Mews, veterinary surgeon. Wm. Lubbock, of Leamington Priors, Warwickshirc, bookseller. George Burdy, of West Derby, Lancashire, glass manuiacturer. Joseph Frederic Lawford, of Newington, ironiongcer. Robert Elliott, of Ipswich, linen draper. John Glover, of ...

... RLolzoal ?? CORN EXCHANGE, Ocr. 15. The arrival both of Wheat and Flour during the last week has not been large, nor was the supply of Wheat this morning; the trade, however, on the whole is dull, more particularly from the general rough ordinary condition of most of the samples, as real fine parcels sold on fall as goad or even better termsi-Barley, if fine and fit for malting, fully ...

... THE MOINEY M.ARKET.-CITY, TUXSDlry. Business was more active at the Stock Exchange to. day, in consequence of its being the first transfer day of the week; and in the early part of the morning, Consols, which opened at 86j, lose to 87, at which quotation many bargains were made. A new feature was given to the speculations by the opening of the November Ac- count, the Settling-day for which is ...

... 33lidtol 'V?icc-cltrrrnt. Muse. Sucar very Br. 6Ss. 64s. Coiee,Jsmaicatrisgo 35.403. - Dry Brown, ?? 65 6 - Orulinary ?? 45 50 Middling ?? 67 6i - Good ditto ?? 4s 55 Good ditto ?? 69 7I - Fine ditto ?? 61 70 - - Good ?? 71 72 - Middling . 72 74 Fine ?? 73 75 - Good ditto ?? 76 80 Iirotrn Lumps ?? 6 90 - Fine ditto ?? 81 S8 Middli g. ?? 92 04 Fine ?? ?? 90 95 Good and line ?? 96 100 Logxvood ...