... CORN INSPECTOWS W',is RETrURN. A ccount of the Quantities and Prices 01' unittshCorn only, sold in Brutalo Market, from the Returns delivered to the Issspcrb the eals.s itt.edl Juh by\ th- eae heweek ended Saturday last' 'Conjpta ,by' th 'Standard Impeiial Measure of Eight G'allonis to tL6 ~nNM1.I Toja'l uazitftiei. j Toit Ae s itoulpf. P)ice pr usrdr -Qre. l Bloshj l s. d. | s. d. Wheat ...

... LONDON CORN EXCHANGE, MONDAY. The supply of' Wheat and Flour during the week has been vr moderate, and the ~arrival of W'heat this £nornit~ being 5lsohn thle IMealing trade was brisk, at~an advance of lull 28.Pe Sharer, since this day ae'rnnight. Barley is abo:st1l a. per quarter derr and Beans and Pease-being in veryshort supply, andthe accil~t of the growing crops unfavourable, from the ...

... TRADES OF LIVERPOOL ANI) BRISTOL. h --*To the Editor of'thc B~ritol A1ercurv-. eSia,-Yon published, on Saturday last, a statemnitai of the num- '1 ber of vessels which arrived at the port of Liverpool in) the month 4 ending24-th May, 1833, and conmpared the same with the arrivaris -in the correspoiiding period of the present year, by which it ap; r pears that ther, is an increanse~of 282 ...

... BI lSTOL IATPO ILTS. In the Adelaide. from Tobago: Cunningham & Co. 313 hbds 88 tWes sugar, 86 puns rum-Brooke and Co. 60 hhds ditto. In the Homnby, from Jamaica;: Gibbs, Son, & Bright, Sl hhds sugar, 28 trcs I brI cofi'e, 19 15uns rum, 100 lancewood spars, 26 tons logwood, 2 tons fustic-Pnyne and Son, 125 hhds sugar, 30 puns runs-Miles and Co. 85 hhds sugar, S0 puns rum-P. &G. Protheroe, 84 ...

... LONDON, MAI.RKEIt.-MONDAY. COR.Y EXCIMANe ETha sugeclc; flu ErssRer, Kent. and Su lolk,s~ veiv) Onodereete this pnorinigs, acid I e Whe~at tasgnrlyi edull at a qdeihsofI. ar qsuarter. cpon the Psie fMna, at-nthe Barle Icad also toe~i a great hescineess u ecnqoa oelta o en seceresnourforer quotatinsep -Ist ?? is' dingsendprscs sok, O giffen voininallps y Mna oa 2 h rd ?? s vrydal tis cmorning. ...

... =-.-,, , - M A I.. T XIHE -MASRKE-TS. LONDONZ~OR1N I XCHANGE. -MoND~y. Though the arrival of Wheat and Flour Since this day se'ntiiglld .hasbeenrmodiraie,,.eOd the stupply of Wheat hAiimornig ra. short than 9thetwliaej we have'lid note a dulfeas in the trade at a decline of f'ull is. pa~ qqarter. ~Arlpy is steady in vdlue ;,b5t Bean, tou~in ho~t sp~3,Iy are siltewhat cheaper; and Pea, frona ...

... i LONDON IA ItA IKETS.-'A(jMDAY. ' CORN FXCIIANGR.-TAe supply from, tiex:, Kent, and Sufolk of Wheat this morning, io rnery scanty, and i,,.eesd fronj s;t quarntto, andQ an drdunce offroan It. to 2s. per qusasrter Is s taken place in amnost every description of Spring Corn, in conocqu.'ne of the continuai ce of the present dry wceather. We7.at is frill I r ?? also are Is. to 2t.: dearer, ard ...

... LONDON CORN EXCHANGE. MONDAY. The arrival of Wheat and Flour during the vast week has been, very, moderate. ond having a shoirt'suppiy, of Wheat, this morning fromI Essex, Kent,. and Suffoilk, the trade waa full Is. per quarter dearer for line parcels, though without improvemenet it, other sorts. Barley has advanced about Is. per quarter, and Bieaus are fro, is. to 2s. per quarter dearer. ...

... WINE TRADE OF GLOUCESrER. WE inserted, in our last, a paragraph, copied from the Glouces- ter Journal, conveying a statement of the importation ofvwine from Oporto into several ports in this kingdom, in which Gloucester stood fourth on the list and above Bristol, nothing doubting tile accuracy of the statement from its apparent official character. It appears that the statement was nevertheless ...

... LONDON MARKITS.-MoNDAY. CORN BXCIIANGR-TheP osupply of Grainfron; the coasrt thi's mornin#4 is fair-, that of Oats is rather lisrbe, and the market is exceeding dull in coflttqeoe oft~dconenil rws e/ich eepboce buy~ers, and the -a sopear t toa gea dipostin os to artofconosumers to uwsthhold ?? s E. t Is pe q crt roceper than on this dav ?? isfat i demnd, lthogh a Itet any altera lion in ?? uss ...

... THE MARKETS r. LONDON CORN EXCHANGE, MOlODAy. ir The arrival of Wheat and Flour during the past week was far iy fronm lairge, and the supplyof Wheat this weoriaing wvas also mder. ate, the late very fAvourable change in the weather has, b Ievet 's affected our trade generally, and we consider Wheat fufla per quarter lower. Barley is a tride cheaper, and Beans of bo petet have fallen in value ...

... Tuesday, June 10. Account of the Quantities and Pricesiof British Corn only, sold in Bristol Market, from the Returns delivered to the Inspector by tilhe Dealer, ra the week ended Saturday last, computed by the Standard Imperial Measure of Eight Gallons to the Bushel. TotalQuGuangiea. Toal Atmount. P'riceePr Quar Qrs. I Bush. -d- | *d. Wheat , 7SU1 6 1171 2 1 2 4 10 Barley 215 I sit S ll 9 ...