... I Pull ifthe (Surrmt. CATrTLE BONES, per Ton . £3 52C 6 ..: . FLAX, Riga, sup. white, DR. per Cw-t 00 ° . £ 0 Or11.a t ° '00 2S P.'Tll. and Eons 2 2 0 200 S.-P.T.R. . 20 240 .P.T. .. .. 2 S 0 2 4 (v Petersbur . 02 heads00 . .. 00 o00° 9Shegs 000.. 0C' 0 heads * 4 r s .. ° ° 0 0 M emerl. 1 brands 0 . ( ' I0 N.B. th .. . ...

... I LONDON AGRICULTURAL MARETS. MARK-LANE. Sept. 3.-There 'was Only a moderate supply of Wheat from Essex. Kent, and Suffolk. for this day's morketwvith a limited quantity of Barley, Beaus, and Peas, from'all these counties, but a fair fresh arrival mast be reported in Oats, again principially from Ireland, basin:- only a few new ones from Lincolnsbire. The greatest part of this day's supply of ...

... I C 'hi oA*arpets, &a. from 5s 6d to 6s per stone; of lean Beasts there was only I a thin show. Fresh Heolers andlu-calvers wvere in demand. t Sheep, particularly those of good quality, were pretty well i sold up at 6d per lb. Fat Lambs, 7d. YORK WOOL MARKET, Sept. 1K-We have had a good attendance of buyers to this day's market, with a fair supply of Wool. There has not been much business done ...

... gatabr anO Comme.e I NORTHERN AND CENTRAL BANE 0 }ENG- LAND.-fOI Thursday last, a meeting of the share- holders of this company, convened by circular, was held at Ladyman's Hotel, Bridge-street, Manchester, for the purpose of receivingfioma the Directors a state- ment of the affairs of the Bank to the end of June last. Therewas a numerous attendanec ofshareholders. Mr. J. S. Stubbs wvats ...

... ICBORN MARKETS, &c. , , atten, tCO5OTNUtED FROMl THEB SIXTEs PAGSO to be mark WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET. per a S.PT. 7.-There is a very short supply of Wheat WE to this day's market, and the best fresh samples nearly IWng P SUPport the rates of last Friday, but there is not much to 6d. demand for middling qualities. Several samples of new Oats from the South, and in fair condition, are offered NO ...

... Id -E - En id LONDON, TUESDAY, SEPT. 4. E SUGAR.-The market for British Plantation Sugar opened rather brisk, and last week's prices have been generally Lit so maIntained. Verylittledoingin Mauritius. Fine Bengal Oil nt Sugars are still In demand, at very fuil prices, bat inferior Gal sorts are neglected. The Refined market continues in a Pal esdepressed state. Ih MOLASSES. The demand for this ...

... YESTERDAY'S WAKEFIELD CQRN MARKET. The weather continued very fine up to Wednes- day night. Yesterday we had rain most of the day, and this day id also wet. ; The fresh supply of Wheat this mllornirg is quite trifling, but the. demand is not great. The rates of last week are barely supported or whatis sold. Oats are rather lower. ,Not much doing in Beans, andi pricer without much variation. ...

... IEbe Jlarets, &e. to ~~GRAIN IN BOND, &a. Ila- Stock of Grain in Bonded Warehouses, in liull, on thle of 8th of September:-- ash Wheat, 102.7G4 qrs Barley, 1,019 qgr. Oats, 65,231 qrs. Beans, 23,936 qre. Peas, 4,529 qre. the Stock of Grain in Bonded W.areliouses, in Liverpool on the 3Slt of August:- ual Wheat, 148,777 grs. Barley, 1,286 qrs. Oats, 7,969 qrs. thle Bens 5,948 qre. Peas, 2861 gre ...

... REPORT OF THE WOOLLEN TRADE FOR THE MONTH OF. AUGUST, (continued.) I -- I o. We now fulfil our promiseeof.last week, in offering a for few condensed remsarkse on .two, im ate of importance to the flat Woollen Manufacturers, via,, the revived proposal of ?? on i ml. the Iraport of Foreign Wools,. and -the clothing ?? of the de i00 wools of our Ansiralism 'Co'~ldnes. a HlY Isa the 'Farmnrr'e ...

... COMPARISON OF FOREIGN GRAIN AND FLOUR WITH THE ENGLISH MARKET. The price of white wheaten bread of the first quality at Paris is 67J a. theloaf of two kilograinmes, which is less than 6i the loaf of 41b English weight, and the price of bread of tho first quality in London being 10d the loaf of 41b, the dif ference is 75 per cent that bread is dearer in London than in Parie. The bighest ...

... Zoe -fl-flattm, tc. I Devuns 3s to 3a 84 per stone, estimated weight when fat, Lambs 20s to 26s, shearlings 30s to 368 each. Figs more plentiful and the turn cheaper. ROMNSEY, Sept. 8.-There has been a good supply of new Wheat and some old this week ; new Wheats varying from 60s to 65s, and old 70s to 7, 2s per qr. A few samples of new Barley have appeared, quality and condition good. ...

... I fe I arkets, rr. ey, U1, LONDON AGRICULTURAL MARKETS. lie MTARK-LANE, Sept. 24.-The supplies of Wheat from for Essex, Kenit. and Suffolk, were onlyr to a moderate extent id, at this day's market, wvith a somnewhat increased quant ity of Barley, Beans, sod Peas, from these counties, but only a ire mnoderate fresh arrival of Oats as \well English and Scotch at- on Irish. There was a good ...