... - Our Leather Fir comnmenced on the 7th instant, with a good supply of most descriptions; tbe attendance of buyers wras small, more extensive sales, however, were effected than was anticipatvd, but stocks generale continue heavy.-SoLE LEATHER: There was a large supply of Butts of all weights, and Foreign Hides, fJr which the demand was inadequate. The Stocks of Ofhal were rnuch reduced, and ...

... the Prince Bouillon, from Jersey: J. Darey, 30 coils cordage,6I ?? junk, I case wine; Order, 3. casks cider, 207 bushels apples Io the Julia, from Guerinsey: Order, 22 csks wine, I pipe2 hhds;. r-, 5 cases wine, 4Y, tons bones and hoofs In the Janus, from Antwerp; Bickley and Co JO tons, linseed cake Ir the Expressfrom Dublin - Parsons and Co. 9 boxes linen- i. Kddibr ditto; Messrs. Wintle, 2 ...

... REVIEW OF THE (CON TRADE DURIRd THE PASI' WEE~K. (z.rtrniledffOr owntile 11Jir Lane E.rpress.) t I The continaiince of fine seasoniable weather has been extremely beneficialforallagriculturaloperatiols, bothlin Englandsireland and Scotland: considerable proghess has been made in sowing, and the youn.g \V heatsin thisecountieson which the metropolis is more depenlelnt furllse pp}ly, are ...

... LOND O)N l MARK lveS.-MONI)AY. ?? /?XCHANGE.-Thi' a~rvirus thii norntine, 01. tnoileruti' wiith. I ei the excepitiion of 1Irb/i Oats, of ,nichs/ t/ier, is aI' 'a blvall/n ut.pply. It host I I), fully, suaporeto ta'l itlundayss' prirej, illiu Ihe, qunt0 05nJ bo o,is,l eof 1a'aj/i't F 1: 7hone it little A/ait fit Inarket, anid III, fillet Gh/iflipiv~ ?? tranllill ?? p1c. (,iIt, ae-e dtll pn itle ...

... 3RZSTOLE SU1GAS WARZaT, THE shew in our market is exceedingly small, and confined to the low and middling sorts. A fair business has beer done in Manritius, and afew sales made of raw sugar at perfectly inex- picable prices, considering the state of the other markets, Lon- don being still the usual Ps. to Ss. below us, and Liverpool from 3s. on the better qualities, so 5s. on the inferior. The ...

... Da6mZ NZLZZGZ (From the New L6zdo'nS Price Current of Uo7?ch 14) SuoGA.-The prices of West India have undergone to but the market has become rather quiet, the grocers anj de having purchased rather sparingly, particularly of he sr scription The deliveries last week have again exceede, I the corresponding one of last year; prices are nOwt 7s, of last season; for a small parcel f chrysta!i-ed ...

... LONDON CORN EXCHANGE. MsNy We have moderate supp:ies of wheat and flour this w& trade for wheat is firm, but the demand runs principall v, best samples, which fully support the prices of last week; anr some parcels Is. per quarter advance has been madee; the mind and inferior descriptions sell slowly, and prices are hardly ported. We have a good demand for dour Bt 1atc prtcea. best qualities ...

... I 1uasaZlt ICalves . 1SG i Patcal. Beasts . 4e. . 0l Beer., pert. 5t. . to 565 Sheep. 8S171Pigs 157: tutton, perpound. 7d.t.34d Horses .. 41 Suckingditto 15 PIgs, per score, Os. Ott. s Sc6. ,d .. I PRICES OF SHARES-BhisrL, FAIDAT. ,,AD. rza krE sAt. ;Bristoland Exeter Railway 5 .. ''Birminghaand Glouceeter 10. 5 6i Birminghamn and 1lerby . 1 8j Cheltenham, Oxford ...

... the Tom Bowling, from Gallipoli: Mesr. Barrow, ,8 caS olivc oil; Haythorne & Co. 019 ditto In the Heary,from Leghorn: H. Bush, A40 qrl linseed,a0boxesargols,50 jars 20 hf jars 100 hf chests olive oil, I box maccaroni; Vcrrere & Co. I ditto, 0 kegsanchovies,20jars20hf.chestsoliveoil; Fripp& Co. 20 jars lOhalf. jars ditto; Messrs. Barrow,30 jars ditto; Cross & Co. 20 hf chests ditto, 90 ...

... LOND)ON I.AIMKTTSh.-AMONDAY. CO BiV EXCHi/ANG E.-Ile supply of whent tid mtorin'tf il5'ts vnoderts .,nd samples of supe.fine dri qasilifity int paotur/rie,' (it bile prices, bit, ./those. ?? which ,re cold. runih, and out of COndition, trere Psp, tli/ficlt to dispose ?? supyly of JRm/leay was sail/l, and airesfin, C.at-lier palrrc. is s'ra ti,. n n/i1 `.1 raiterb eter prices, lbut Ie Cantt not ...

... LONDON CORN EXCHANGE. MoYNAY. ] Our supplies of wbeat and flour continue modedrat~id 21,has undergone no alteration io the past week. Flourslsfs I '.but at no ad-ance, in price. Fin. barley, particslaetsee is in goof demand, and I S. per quarter dearer, and wehaef the trade in grinding barley at late prices. B~eass and grey peas, Is.t per qr. dearer, wqth a better sale; white peas sell more ...

... =STOSVGA a Ac XET. ve Our Sugar Market is totally destitute of samples, except a stray le, lot or two of the most unsaleable description; thit class which er may be procured in any quantity from Liverpool at 5s. or 6s. be- is- low the prices asked here. The trade are in want of good sugars, he of which a great many might be sold at high prices if they could be obtained. While a large business ...