... 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 ...

... - LONDON CORN EXCHANGE. MIONDAY. In addition to rather a large supply of Wheat last week. r have had a considerable arrival by land sample this morning, chiefly from Essex and Kent. Real fine samples, both of Old 554 new, meet a dull sale, and must be noted full S6. per Oslalen cheaper, whilst the more ordinary descriptions are taken olslw at this decline. Grinding Barley, is still inquired ...

... CORN JNSPSCTO.'$ WEEKLY RETURNS Account of the Quantities axijes of FriPit7b Corn only, sold in RAOd Market, from the Refurns deliwerd to the Inspectr by tbe Dealero, D the wee4 ended baaturdy it piyed byt Stand 1 eleisyrg of 4igt Glions to' Bi4 thaaI . 3. Wheat S S01. I Is it 1 Barley ?? 72 1010 0 80 Beans ?? nIS ?? ' , -. . . Ratrna ' 30 0 1 0 4 pea&~ ?? NO F5r BRISTOX VRICE CU1REMT . r. ...

... 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 CORN EXCHANGE, MONDAr The arrival of Wheat and Flour last week was buL mnode and the weather having been unsettled and ?? for 4th harvest, the trade was some shillings dearer on Friday. Thi' morning the supply of' Wheat was by no means large, 5j hl which were somne Samples of this year growt, the gualt which was not particularly fine, and we consider the adv,, Y of Friday fully ...

... Tuessdoy, Aug. 12. Account of the Quantities and Prices of British Corn only. old ii Bnstol Market, from the Iteturns delivered to the Inspector by tile Dealers, ai the week endf Saturday last computed by tle Standard ImpcriAl Measure of Eight Gallons to the Bushel. Toltai Quntris. I Total . lvount. Ps-ie per Quar. Qrs. d Bush. £ a. e. |£ .2d Wheat ?? 1311 8 3010 104 2 t Barley 82 4 119 5 o 1 ...

... BR1LS'i'OL IMPOTTS. MmstonANDuss-Omitted last week, 29 hund. 3 qr 10 deals, 61 hund 3 qr,23 staves, in the Hero, from Quebec, the property of W. Cross& Son. In the Kingston, from Madeira and Jamaica: M. Castle, I pipe ?? and Co. I qr casks ?? & Co. 2 pipes 2 hhds ditto-S. Clarles, 2 qr casks ?? and Son, I pipe ditto- GMbba & Co. 3 hhds 6 qr casks ditto, 256 hhds, 35 trcs 3 brls sugar, 20 puns ...

... AJRISTOL IMMPWLTB .In the Marinia, Escott, from Tobago: Cunningbam & Roblesy, hds T trcs au r, 119 putqcbs 2 hboo rum-lirooke and Co. 20 hhds 5ugar-Wt ickering, 2 puncbsrum;-Order, 2 hfids run. In the Bristol, from New York -Cross & Sox), G98 brie tar, 750 bris rosin, IB0 brle pitch-W. Jacques, 350 ?? 1500 brils turPeintmie, I box merchandise, I cise oil. In thbe Cheviot, from Quqbqc: Howell & ...

... THEMARKETS. LONDON CORN EXCHANGE, MONDAwI. We had a fair supply of Wheg la weid, and the weather coi. tinuing favouralule, the tra4de w 4l1 on Friday, aad Ceftaini lowers this morningalso, wahad:za'godarrivalfrom Esex, Kent and Suffolk, and the trade remain anmubhason Fridayorabout2 . per quarter lower tlian this day sen ht,. ih, veY limited sX, except for te best run5. Barle7 conlinues 8tendy ...

... LONDON 'ARK11T.-MONDAY; CbIIn£XCHLANGB._.The psi-ice ofa ajkinds of Gralin appease* viw te be eritireig lofloeflned byte/ Ilatate of thep weather, wehich proving uros favurale ar(ti lot -srniethadcauedon advance upon the forest ejnoitpof hc~t o liperywote, frun hisday wyeek, and of 3s. upo infeiordewrptine. ikeouply o W/eat'4umelerate.-Althaough £hcie quotd )tt 0s.perqua/erdearr..a Bane ...

... AGRICULTURE AND TRADE NES. THatECotn, TnADE.- The cumrene inMsrALineeqidotfites' to be mainly controlled by the veather, and the veekl.y-5spct of the trade flctuates accordingto the temperature andvarnous accounts regarding the crops received froii' differentit parts of the kingdoi. The unsettled state of the weather list-week has not influenced the market to the extent which was anti- cipated ...

... TaU CoitS TaADE.-The late fine ard seasonable weather has enabled the fanner not only to make rapid progress in securing his Wheat, but also to harvest much of his Barley aid Oats, those cropa being all ready for the sickle at one time. 'lihe accounts fromn the country continucre to speak of a great disparity of ccuality in Wheat, a frct which thesarmples recently brought to Mark Lane Reenm ...