... CORiN EXCHANGE.-We had a vooderale supply of English Wheal last ieck, and the showm bY land earriage snasples this lwarninbg tans short; this article ?? at Is per qs. advance owr this day scnnight; there was also a rather better country destanid for Foreign at llt thiis ?? supply of Bareley is anot large, but the aslefoar all sorts is very limiteds at last teckas rates-leans and Pease the ...

... ::I ; L - MA -K1 ETS- O N A Y | CORN EXCEANGE.--Te supiplty of Whest freol. gp to (Wis orniag's market: is very tmoderate;fina . ltlie jifly oCm- maol: the prics of this ddt aikek. Bartel, isfif-I atI laot veck' prices. Gasood Oats acieares,0, joidi sell ieaitwy irifior' ItLXrir are a very stow atel. N.i; Besu ale Is. ta 2i. loiter, uite: trade for whbite endl hoj Pcawie is sitlisolt ...

... NUMBERa. ICalves .. . 2 ars. Beasts .22 Asses . . I Beef, per cwt. .. S4i. 6.'i Sheep I.. .2-141 Pigs I.. 4IMutton, per lb. 64. 7 Horses..~ 73 Suckrlngditto .1 Pigs, per sc. 8s. O62. 91, 0d. JIRISTOL CORNEJXCHANGE. 5.d. Sd. s. d. s d English Wheat, per Ito. Malt, pale, per bush. 630')6 bushel.. 6 9f 06 brown,ditto . 6086 Islsh ditto .. 7 -6 80Beans, ditto5.2066 Welsh ditto . '0. .. 638 ...

... 71n the Ann, from Trbildad: Protherre and Son,81 hIrds 40 brls su. gar; lobinson & Co. 137 hids 47 trcs 97 brils ditto In the Volta, from New York: B. Ogzden, 873 brls flour In the Great Western, from New York: Clarke aod Co. Il1 bales Cotton; Gibbs & Co. 40n brls flour, T. Hawkins, 50 maple planks, 27 prcks mahogany boards, 2 boxes maple veneers; Messrs. Lucas, I case oil of pcilermiit ...

... MARMTZNTLLIGENG-3. LONDON CORN EXCE{ANGE.-MosNIAaY. The supplies of English wheat are still Moderate, anld, the COnsitl0 not beiog very good, it has met a slow sale this m~oriling or a d,,iion of is. per quarter from the rates of this day week, but we had raithe more deti~nd for foreign wheatot last week's prices. The flour, era is dull, and prices hardly supported. The large suppices Of ...

... I __ REVIEW OF THE BRITISH CORN- TRADE. [From the Mark-Lane Express, November 9.) The arrivals of wheat from our otn coast have again been small, only 3034qrs. having come to hand during the week; this may, however, in some measure be owing to the state of the weather, having within the last few days had a succession of heavy gales from the eastward, by which the Kentish and Essex Hoys may ...

... =lONdO :-MAK IETS, MONDAY. | i~ 1 , ' . . - ?? COR E CH NG .-W h4 fir sotpplyofnjih TV/lnt t nrle( lis mrnig. ,? tie ,earlypavrtlof the day Whuots rommaistW Is.4iladesnefron his~sdayeweek, but towsrd, 1wloe /hemarket, the trade, was less animatoR' Burkey is seareadon to nativ ntepice ?? or other Graint; the supplies eanitinuie moderate, ?? t leman Ihsal, 5 5 eo Pee qr. S. A. Novslke ?? 62 03 ...

... I MARKETS, MOND)AY CORNI EXCIIANGE&-WK liar ~a fair suppty of' h Mn Soffatlo Whmavthisd uororoing, ivith a lapoaroie .hooo, A, 2',1a oia~ooje' tooisoj et ltlraldtflfimo fir itsoo ir/, )lo l1, av it Inw, Ioas boeooovtil Oqjaigud. to-daI, at a declinw of full '2g. yequuovI da ;icnoG all tlolcirojdalfis . Oats areifo',, J. ojtalooeo toe~ir a01105 ouabli. We laveo boot sboorL arriJo'15 b/cns ...

... BIltS'IOLI MARKET'S. NISMatun Calves .,.. 15 paices. Beast; . .. 223 Ass I Beef, per cwt .. 40e 355 Sheep .. .S.230 Pigs 263 .Muittonl, per lb. Sd. 61 Horses. .. 32 Suckingditts 11 Pig; persc. Os. Od. LII.6S BRAISTOL CORN E!XCHANGE. s. d. s. d. s. dsd English Wheat, per is. aIni, pate, per ush. 8 0 1 ? busitel. 7 fi 8 0 brown, ditto : 7 G 1S Irisliditto7 0 8 0 B3eans, ...

... | AGELZCULTU'SAL;' X TZTLLXGaZv. I REIEW O(F'''THEBRLTISRH' OlRN TRADE. F oih othe-lferA-Ldaie Express, June 1.] .tThe grain trade-has'become very depressed.at the principIal mar1efts,`b t 'the decJine' in the value of 'wheat has scarcely been so great as might have been ;.exp, cted Th'e.totalarrivalofBiritish wheat into the .porf of London,~uring.ithe pass'week, has consisted of only 3455 ...

... I COLONIAL MARKETS, -LoNDno, TUEs3DAY, Sept. S. I -o.- _-_. w w _ . . ! 7 AA A I n lol (From the Colonaial Gazette.) The depressed state of the money-market and the dis- turbed state of politics in Europe have produced much heaviness in the mercantile markets since our last, and prices in almost all cases have exhibited a declining ten- dency. There is, however, a small quantity of produce ...

... :TWE. F. At ,1; 1: i A. ' ! ?? hal heavy, ramn,,ardleu og~5 oL atsg hsg ~h~ribllt j tu1e !f)T 351L05 a~lsr~lxrpO~, whit soes wo r thee earesetimtedat I sorethe., butliockl iepro sold'lor, 4 ice rO.lI.prsoe'I obuerinetss e a ?? , scrw~e ulae soethree or fru iyatce, t rcsta oum o iv ebsced Per purer Wcare, h ahtto.s ul n tire ete qirotat.is ori Ibsevway ?? .t s prer.Fe suptlrmed, ...