... A . LONDON AIARKEITV.-IfoyDAx. VO1RN ?? ar1risoost of Whe~at ore large, ti/si rhorninjo, from Mie difroent 'ounties, but 1/st t6o4'ns'o doing is up/00, a v~eryd mnodeooto scale, and ice eon, at the present hour' quote no atterst innl from the qlain ivn/3s ti/si articeteof Gtrains an M1onoday jatss1.-7e,'e itsn ?? tho soar/ee; 50)4)10/l o New Bar/ey it bot ?? Ih , ih qoyf'od,' and there is no ...

... ^ ;X X E a et - i 't 1i. .- ClTTLE MAnxm'c -This 'Market was theon lclheeiibg irs its -character isiaginable. There was. in it. a..uisupply,, riot *certainly of 'first' rate Beef, but of godmet l~eros;. in fatatceiihnmc fpdfaot tetfiaI credit must attch o ay frm romwhih tey ad rieen Odntfort h, and Yiet, :thee wnt ompetey a-oggngnorcoud rqoiusbe obtained' for hem thn 8. pr sore.Thee wre ...

... Y Tess CORN TRIADE -The5 usual theme, tbe weather, has cr again been the subject of much interest throughout thie week, I anni has miaterially affected the character and curreacy of the tirade. At thre commencemrent, the rein which had been ,experienced influenced thre mhrda of speculators arid millers, giving rise to the idea that the Wheat might receive in'juryl, Pr or, at all events, the ...

... - ~Xfl! ?? RI I heo'. nlie Of FAT JIUMLOCiiBdehnOi. ?? a ?? ?? ~~~there was, a yeer/ ifrsedui ie /oi aihmat~~~n4.t~ iesR5 weas toie nboth by Butakrsh(Io rid Jobbero, hitinprice, whichf Camwd be, taken, 6i froin'titto bet. b~vflnn./sf I AI A n (its welt as bsiog' at ase wao eb of is tese ,i,'o~der~iptbtirctitrie otisideratble stroke of buiiriteos at (re in ?? oheld and 0-rdinary'rotn ?? 4piot ...

... LONDON 57ARKETS.-MONDA.Y. CORN EXCUAINGE -7'1e .oospp~y of 111hoat is 1,ut' mnoderateftrmai Emaex. Kent, aind Suff~lk, and the business doing~ is by no ,sn'an., on an. extensive sanile. Tloeprici offline ?? may be qusotedastt / Onist mare/ot day, and the toferior porclo are nombtilllsji as oiheisqowild -Th~e trodejfar Bartle, is rather briiicer, atsd tiw onpl ntleing /arge, Jr. to 2s. per ...

... AGRICU-LTURE AND TRADE NEWS. About two months ago, the extremly low prices of wheat in;ilcea the farmers in the parish of Redgrave, Sussex, to think on lowering the wages of their meni from 9s. to Ss. per week ?? bitt prior to-doing this they were determined to cause such 'a reduction in the prices of meal and .dour that the labourers sbould be better rather ?? worse in situation by the ...

... A' general meeting of' the. Trustees of ibete' Tr6pikeh. has been held thisl day at' Gove's' Globe 'Hotel III this a itY, when CLolsoel Fauford wasl called to the Chair. The Trustees and1 the Exiloer ?? Cjonpially.-Mc. KEaonqway stated tbttt application had been wade to the ElxeterVte Company .for colopetlsalfollt for damage done to th Cli e' * Bridge Road, but the Surveyors of the respective ...

... I COMNIRCIAL INTErIrGENCE.-F!tlnAT. SUGAR -Ani vdrince of itd to Is. per cit. sao beeen reali/eed in ?? price! of /tritiA Plantation Sugar, oend these hbos hin a good ?? done. Brains refining cow nsnnd ts. Od. to 53.t; el floe hrght JOI Mi haso leent .old at 5tso. pea' cmlt. 400t) hhd o. boue beers dso/eveoit of during the .wee/ ?? Foreign and ?? Izljdi, but fewv sotles e/ted-the price: fully ...

... LONDOXN MIARK ET,;.-MONDXD. C011. ?? onf Jfheot this ?? is Aiooal, and the trade may lie considered very good, the jisest ?? at ant adesnce of Is., and the factors in mos intanes oldngout ftruan improvement of 2e. per quarter upon'las Monay'sprices. For inferior so'ts the prices ol tost wes ar fuly ?? th llnertey trade the finest Maltonkq q~aitis lwe xpeienced ant advance of falo 2s per ...

... LON XDON MA RK FETS.-NION DAY. 4OdAN FXCJIIANGB._Tae susply this inrnilagof Wheat, principllylt front, Essex, Kent and Sujock, Ts very/ good], but not neatr equ'at to theit reported bast weoek. The pi-ice, laowtsjer, citay/ be quoted 2:. per quasitlea laticer ?? on this day se'anaighl, andt a moderate degree of lfainiess is doing at this reduc ?? side# laves taken place in Barley, utsal, and ...

... LONDON AMARKETS.-MONDAY. CORNV EXKClANG£.-rAllhough the supplied of all descriptions o Graitn to our isnurket durhgr~ tie piost week were sronrll, and 11e arrialt 114, weorrring frow Essex, Kent, and Suifolk, were aoli rertl hunited, the trade in genjeral was ins very, linguid state, bot whilst the finest samples of ~eleai~ti~sr ry)sol a th prce oflat Monday, oilher sarts were nutinqird fr, ...

... Tire Corn Trade.-Since tbe export of Wheat from Van W Dietnant's land was first attempted 'ii 1831, we have received B, neailyi '060 quarters, iincludig tire late large sbipmenit on, board the Protector, of' 850 quarters, The quality of' the Grain is generally ver y superior, and baas commanded sale at B arn advance of several shillings per quartcr above the pr-evailinlg W currency of the best ...