... REVIEW OF THE CORN TRADE, DURING . THE PAST WEEK. (Ex tracted fron thie Arfrk Lane ExDrses.) There is a decrease in the quantity of English Wheat lrounght forward for sale at Mark Lane during the present as compared with the past week of more than 1000 qrs., tihe arrivals up tothis eve ,iug (Saturday) amounting only to 5,119 qre, agaiait wbich we received 6,220 qrs. the week preceding. This ...

... IMPORTANT SALE oP AGRICULTURAL STOCK, Al RaddoA Cotvrt Bartoil, TlwIe-rton. Tbhe spiit of 'improvement -in every, thlitig relating to Agriculture has for the last half century beeri of a' Very activ description in this country, but particutilarly so. for the let 5 years, anudin a high deigree in this county esince the establish-- ieent of the Devon Agricultural Society, in 1881. The improve- ...

... . LOND)ON MA RKSITS.--MoNDAV .> v . A AI orjAY.. fear~'e duaring lost wdeel.and we hada alsobiandant arrimet h~i tea The W14eat trdad is Aeo~n at the prices of chic day ne 6,k r n instances fine dry temples hone obtained No. a1dn4isce. mad ' louwer.. 0,i4 are adutt sale on lasS week', terni. 'ereyAs j, 2, HogrPeaoda store cle. Beat, and ohratilsoioun r s dearer' Wimes.t lip air. ..s. ease, nj ...

... ttVur-W~ OF ?? COPN TRAITh DURINO THIFit PASTPWEEFK. IExtracted ?? s Use Min LaneE (Eoes.) ( The month of October is fast drawing to adolo, and (he harvest ofthe United Kingdom is not iiiarly concluded yet This IS a meloochOlN:'fadIt, ad affor-d, ample ?? to fear that some nortioi oihepcrops in 1hoe mountainous districts wdil be cntirely i, and mieuhcoh'b ,beof suolr inferior quality as ...

... REVIEW OF. TIE XCRN TRADE DURIN(W THE PAST' WEEK. Rxracgeul from ite Mark Lime Exricas.J N'early all the letters which have reached Lis this weel from the No'rth are of a more chee ring character than previous advices, though oecasional and partial showers i~ave herO and there fallen, the weather, we are intormed,:has; on the whole, beehn adcidedly favourable for brintging the harvest to a. ...

... LONDON MIlARKICII.-MONDAY. CO/IN EXCHANGE.-Thearrival of Englioh iye~ freld up to toa inorning's narkret was short, anti the duty being *,ow to1. St. an oftisoi foce/a imports a) Foreign, has canoed the inefiling trazde ta oto ?? per quarter advaonce porni ihis. day oo,ek 0n English adz~, oi' coonplec -Fine molting Barle~y ufvef ls. per ?? andr-oad -or,ga to o. higher,anodin good dem,ina ...

... LONI)ON MTARKEITS.--MjjAy. WeV are ,nedes'ratelot asoplird Calls Engli.,h ?? M*n temples conslinue to comanasd the prices of itis day leek ?? jI, infoejio, area . hade cheaper. Barloo is to. Ioe sse,I I,~.O o,0 Wh'ite Pease tire Ili. dearer Outs ore a Ilew its/. dio 0 00¼,, Bewis a,-a in good dcemand, but old Bioaus re iS to ?? Gragin or florer no allcralian.Crae, 11,, Wttent. 4P ir. .. a. ...

... LONI)ON MA RKITTS.-MONDAY. COi th' ,vJEXCIJA ?? ssf1'ivtrr of ?? 55 tflerntlg g ood rloln te holoo e o; i ijeos, l d toe halre u/ o's btrter etfooYP of Beani,, Paes,* owtnd oot Sprinig Corn. .7he ?? f,'ad.e isfl.i onth e toytees 9of ts wday wree/c ic good samplzpers. te ?? IJa */olo ,rlet kizt wreek¢' te,'nss, utlfe,, for floe rn.7ltfsg. Oflatrnrc weiihonl vrfiartion. Old .dean. -are is. ewrer ...

... 9'REVIB Of'OYIV- ORNIT `DE DUp ?? HE: PAST WEEK. ; (:{rt~factfrtfikt~ile Mark Lnnesle Raae) Tiie airivali of ?? thepoi of London hII Nbext liurgerthimwesk tbart doriaig any similar period since hab. veat.commenicd , f 0,502 qrs. havminbeeo ?? p to Satu evening. By far the greater path of this supply must bave beo sold ere it came to hapd, the show eC samples at Mark Lath , 4ruitemoderate on ...

... tEVIUEW OF THE CORN TRADS DUURING Tf PASTY .EgEK. . Although the arrivals of English' Wheat into the port of Lonidon have not been so large during the past as they wvere the prcdi cwek they havo yet been considerdble, amounting up to Sturdy eenin to8,527 qrs9. The sho of s i.speat Mark Lane wras neverbldelissafflll bothon Wdnesay ad Friday, the bullk oftespl bee sod peviia~to arrival. The ...

... LONDON 31ARKI'TIN.-AloVDAY, CORN EX~IMGE-The to i, fovouora~l chooog, in rh, euledg Prate larte supalea lofer r'fin o ithe a odaeeo ?? Whspef.aiv deadhe eatoso .I declso ?? o 7*.toO..'o Pet avontes EandooteatsexoeOije u o ttop4or~ Narflek Sitona t we' lem. G1s, are s ero. ttr 49oo o Sitholt oteston Iht Peas re io dotanik 4o i o oo' Rylea. 4O21 s s. -o, h P .0v. Keootsodlionox . 100.70 .s ...

... [FiL} s una Co aESnONDENsT. DevoNroiT 1n.ECT1ON.-The vacancy occasioned in the representation of Devouport, by the resignation of Sir Edward Codrington, will, it appears, be hotly contested. H. Tulfnell, Esq., who bias recently been appointed a Lord of the Treasury, arrived on Friday evening last, and addressed a large body (if the electors, at the Subscription School Room, but a resolution ...