... Coint da__ LONDON, TUESDAY, MAY 15. SUGAR.-British Plantation. We have had a good and general demand for all kinds of West India Sugar, and prices have fully recovered the slight depreciation which took plaece at the close of the previous week. Mauritius. There has been an Improvement In the de. mand for Mauritius Sugar. Two public sales, consisting of 7903 bags, have been brought forward to ...

... Vr. - _ -. - - __ _ _ - - - L CONTTINUED FI5OM~ ?? SIxara PAlm.) Id WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET. AuotTST 10I.-The supply of Wheat is very mode. rate this morning, with very little of any other grain.. 1. Oats are in demand, and 2d. per stone dearer. Good ?? are Ss. to 4s. per qr. higher. Mg3alt is inrequest at an improvement of Ss. per load. V 3e The stock of Wheat is much reduced here, and we S' ...

... THE WOOL TRADE.-Lossdof, Thursday, June 14,. There has been aln increased business doing this week both in Colonial and Foreign Woals, and the market wears a firm aspect. The importations in the week ending to-day amounted very nearly to S001) bales: of which 1300 were from Sydney. 325 from Van Diemen's Land, s0 from Swats River, 84 from the Cape of Good Hope, 870 from Turrkey, and the ...

... BANKRUPTS. T Af 1the Meeti 5~s of 0urnmlssieaerj n Mfiddlesexr ac held at the C aartslil iOceers' Court, BasinsiallStreet, London. h' ABRA1IIAaI Abraharm, of Lane End, otherwise called Long- ton, in the parish of stolcc-upon.Treflt, irs the County Of Sta lrd, druggist, d.0. to sur. May 31, and June 2 B, at 12, I atthe3SwNhoas, jn.in, andJaesAt. Crolarke, Lane Endi Le.itionitg Creditorn Ewakrd ...

... LONDON MARKETS.-MARCH 12. ?? . A - - Sbeen asfavoiir ey ell ?? weather hasibeen asfavour- ng ?tlral pursuits; drying )St able as could be desired for agricull winds, with a good deal of sun daily; and Several nights X- -e has commenced witil have proved frostY, that spring 1:171119II much activity, and under the most ?? ifircum. L.11Srealding up, as might be expected '3t lances, the ground If ...

... Jan. 9th,-The supply of Wheat Is good, and there is a fair demand at fully 'riday's prices; In some instances rather exceeded. Barley finds buyers, but without mate.. rial alteration in value. Beans and other articles as betore AVERAGE PRICES OF GRAIN. Wheat. Barley. Oats. Beans. Peas. Rye. 3498 2106 391 22S 10 - 54s. 10d. S0s. Od. 21a. Id. S6s. 9d. 35s. Od. ?? ARRIVALS THIS WEE6;. Wheat. Oats ...

... V2 .d 1. 1 . 1 THE~ WOOt. TRADE.-London, August 2nd.- of The quantity of wool announced fox thea forthcoming public pr rsales rather exceceds 6000 bales. They will commence on the la 14th instant. Ir Is expected that additiorns will be made to lb the declarations already made. The trade*by private cantract thr remains brilsk. The imaportatiaras in the peesent week have baen Pu extremely ...

... meni WAKEFIELD CORN.)IARKET. dura t)EC. 14th.-..We are well supplied with all Grain Foot tothis day's market. There has been a fair demand fort) .1i old oesel fine dry new Wheat at rather lower prices, Th tion bu:al Itidedling and damp samples have met very ae ii Sica dS 1 5lsaAt a decline of 2s. per qr. Oats are rather in at thraper. Good Norfolk and Suffolk Barley is in re_ Sat mi1W.St and ...

... LIVERPOOL MAREKETS, iMARCH 31. COTTON.-The demnand hats continued g~ood, utt a1trhoonie tile 2 isuwist~ecn to c~ell has soloecwhilt absated. Iprices of thle leeltet iae lower qualicies of American liOvi. good, being Scarce, travs conmnanded lfull rates. Ilra~zit one Egyptian are without ehanga. 23-ti Suerat tffireel yes- terday. iby autionull, went oief heavilyi, only 775 having; sold, ait 3dl ...

... LATEST INTELLI.GEN CE. - ~ ~ ~ ~ ?? _ ' (FROM OUR PRIVATE CORRESPONDENT.) : .. :, ! London, Thlecrsday Evenings THE MONEY MAmkET.-hA much' better feeling ,has prevailed among the speculators In the funds to-day, than ire have had occasion to notice since the end of last week. The rumours of-larger additions to the army and navy than at first stated, have ceased to attract any at. tention, and ...

... C WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET. Nov. 9.-We are agam largely supplied with Wheat; fine old and prime dry new maintain the rates of last week, but all secondary and damp samples of new meet very dull sale. Oats are without alteration. The best samples of Barley are in request,' at an advance of Is. per qr. Beans go off slowly and scarcely support last Friday's prices. Malt is ratber dearer. Per ...

... ' The business in Cotton this week is very exten- sive, and almost all descriptions have participated in the inquiry. We cannot raise our quotations in American, the demand having been freely met; but the full prices of last weekeare readily obtained. The smiallness of the stock of Egyptian has drawn the attention of buyers to Brazil, and an extraordinary business has been transacted in theat. ...