... THIE VOOlLEN TRADE. ( Froa thse Leeds ?? if Sed inday.) 1MANcllsTP.H.-1here lias not been Imuch alteration in the state of bositness during this week. lhere is a fair general dcnmand for mostcdescriptions of goods, and though the adianced prices asked by spinners and manulacturers are not readily met by purchasers, yet any changes that do take place are generally aU i mlroveoniutt upon former ...

... REVIEW OF THE CORN TRAIDE DURING 'TUE PAS T WEEK. (B.rIrlictell frontl tbae Mlanrk Lane Erl') lierl The supplies of \Vheat to Mark Lane lavc been liberal, principally from Ersex, Kent, anid Norfolk, a large portion of the arrivals however had becn already s(ld oil Monday, the show therefore on Wednesday and Friday was only moderate. The trade has continued firm, and though on the latter day ...

... P('arr the Leeds MlIercury OJ Saturday.) Tie NVOOL. TRLADEg.-LONnON, THUrRSDAY EIVENiiC.-ThIi arrivals fr Wouil tirii rvi'k have beer r irther exten'ive, amounitin g to iaelarly 3,200 ha les, of cvhi, :h 1,350 wivre frO; o SaulIi America l, 570 frrni Sydnley, 656 fr'rrn rurkey, arnd I 560 froin Gerimny. A very srr'onrxg opinion rS r'nter'tailwdrir amruog rihe Amraritar merchainta that tire ...

... REVIEW OF THlE CORN TRADE DURING THE PAST WEEK.. (Extrale'd ironj the Mark ?? Ex.prie's.) The supplies of Wheat to Milark Lane have been moderate. an:l .)u VVcudiesday a tolerable clearance having been effected' of the better qualities of Wheat, owing to an improved (ldemand on that day for good old samples, prices have ranged steady; though on Friday the market was very thinly attended, and ...

... I (- ' I) i \ CaxLN EXCrrAvsci, Furiu).\Y-Though the arrival of Wheat and Fl'our, this week is moderate, the trade oi rile whole is dull, and on ratlher worse terms. Barley barely supports Mosiday's prices, and Bearts and [Pease are tire turn cehaper. We are moderately supplied with Oats this week, but as tirere will be no market on Monday next, consumers are holding- oil in~ expectation of a ...

... I - LONI)N DOAN\IiTr.-MONDAY. CO/Il N XCFIMNE -There/is as tolerab/pyfis/r suipipl of Grain this morning trit/s f/c excepation of Gtst, and /se fineof sarerpies of dryo (P/seri /hoee tbeen taken off at f/sc termns of inst snatrket datai, brat ther'r lais 'teen lei, iaqsiojory 0/ri (Id/heat thorn oj late, and I the infer ior samnpleo of Neto W~heart ass' daili of ?? is- rely heatsj, iwit/s the ...

... REVIE\WV OF THE CONt TRADE I)DURINU THlE PASI' WEEJK. (Extraicted l;0,0 t/e .iflzrl I.,oe 'xprl'S.) III a(liioll tu 110e 4iipliI i-i NXViIAat ?? (ovr on) Aflooll;y in Ila r iirL-IIIt-, ti ifi- i irly et IIP c( l fC, ila ! r:i1l avu arri-I,, ILirilIg the %eicek, wvli ii ?? bI lil Wedlitsofay snil- lridll a rcry limitid de:aiolot, and though en the latter day fictors Would iave accepi t ed Is ...

... LO)NDM)N ) A Ii'UlfS.-MO.NJ)NY. COlRN E.XCIIANGE.-WVo filve aI pretty good' ?? of Wheat atid 13., ri'y lit tiiark.'t to-de y, sold illt' former article is hiiao y ofisale, and civil thi fileot tinrc.lo may be quoted ait a decline. of to. ito 2s. per qunrtcr, nnd the itairip aid i iferior Inrelts oire diffictit t ot OtOevC Ot'Ulit a grentir reeti'tiriii ot pricv.-.-'t ti upply oft Balrty is ...

... I REVIEW OF THE CORN TRADE 'DURING THE PASI' WEEK. (IxFracted fiola the Mofar/ Leane E.xrci )esenJ Ini Mark Lane the supply of W imat Up to Friday'1s Marlret was rather liberal frinu Sifftl k ridl Norfolk ,th, conditi Hild tilP ipi.-i t lwhich wiis gene-rally inferir', arl met lybli little ar-ro is11, atdl th have forced sales lower rates ?? been submittetd to, but fine dry Wheat being still ...

... LOND)OlN X1 AR IX'S.-MO.NI)AY. CO RN EXC H ANGE.-We have rather a fair supply of WVheat to-day--although not a large one-our millers ItUrclxasing freely of the finest parcels at fell last Alonday's pricesF aad tile infcrior sorts have been taken off on muccl thle same terms ns last ?? choice samples of Chevalier Barley for malting, have been sold at full late ?? Malt continues very heavy, but ...