... CORN EXCHANGE. MoNDAY. JUNE 21. .^M 1_. - ?? . As Ah had ?? hamcwthr th T The accounts which have reached us within the last few days from different. parts ofthe country in respect to the potato crop, would, if they could be depended on, leave little, doubt as to the plant having again been ex. teusively attacked by the disease of last year. We are, .howeser, still disposed to think that the ...

... HOP MARKET, Pw, BoitouGli, OCT. 1-The hop market is fi rlrm, at be utlla. 03 mulchi money, for good hops ChoicelMid-Keats Nevs yield hi aiher prices. In middling descriptions, no ma- ogre ierial ?? 75,0001, to 80,0001. C BEEMAN & OXLEY, tsto BOBORO a, OcT. 4.-We lbaae only a very limited Cohu inquiry for the better surls of Kent and low' wvitheat any noticeable variation from the r raots o ers ...

... ,ITOCx EXCHANGE, SATURDAY LAST, Ljtiictlod opeon the Btink of England for accom Modan~ll on raercarntile paper stock and Exchequer i- ib} I ece,.s ily increased with toe curil mailnet of r 0tor.,itarT iclities out ot doors, since it is impossi- biethl:eI batikers and discount houses in general, 'i1her1l' toll n or courtiry, can ventul eto part with their '011 ftoaY(:iteti. ;ll1oev in sonte ...

... DUTY-On Wheat, 6s. ; Barley, Oats, Rye, Beans, and Peas, 2s. 6d. ALTrN CoRN; MAasaT.-Whoeat, l11. Os. to it?. Cs. per load ; Bar]ey, 28s. to 33s. per qr. ; Oats, 28s. to 25s. ; Beans, 40C. to 45s. ; Peas, 8is. to 42s. The supply was very good, and trade dull. RODAIoNo(G Wcdesly ?? Wheat, -Os. to oSs. per quarter ; red Wvheat, 44s. to 49s. ; Barley, 25s. to Ols. ; Peas, 3Ts. to 40C. ; Beans, ...

... I 7.ERPOO)L CORN MIARKET. Friday, Two o'Clock, Oct. 30, 1840. A . de ! c .a been very quiet since Tuesday, 3 ?? sia been reported. The recent ar- S * .: 1 l: cerix have all been disposed of. Tbe t! -it i !. a~rticle into this port. from the Ist of . ;ir, !ic, t -2 6i t ?th October, 1840, amounted to ?? ti 1-. . ti e exportation ir, the same time, i: lbeland. 124,300 qrs., so that we have had i ...

... LEWEs CoRN MARKET (TTuesday ?? Wheat 131. 10s. to 141. Os.; Red ditto, 121. 10s.to 131.; Barley, 30s. to 34s. ;Oats, l9s. to 21s.; Beans, 36s. to 40s.; Peas, 34s. to 36s. SeLYENmG CATTLE IMARRET (Mlossday ?? 4s. Od. to 5s. 9d. ; Mutton, 5s. Od. to 5s. 4d. ; Veal, 4s. 6d. per stone. GoDnAxLMIN(Wednesday ?? Wheat, 54s. to 60s. per quarter; red Wheat, 48s. to 54s. ; Barley, 25s. to 32s. ; Peas, ...

... DRvIZE9 (Thsrsday ?? our market White Whseat sold at 60s. to 63s. per qr. ; Red ditto, 46s. to 62s. ; Inferior sorts of ditto, 44s. to 48s. ; Barley, 30s. to (s. 3; Beaus, 40s. to 46s. Peas, 38s. to 42s ; Flous, 44s. to 52s. per sack ; Bread, 13d. to 14d. per 81b.- Our market was fully supplied, the Wheat trade was as last week its price. In Beans and Peas the trade was dull. SALISBURY ...

... THIE GRAIN MARKETS. LEwEs MARKtET (Tuesday ?? prices of Grain were as follows :-Wheat, 141. 15d. to 151. 5s. per load: Barley, 29s. to 31s.: Oats, 19e. to 21s.; r Beans, 35s. to 36s.: Peas, 40s. to 41s. ! I PCTWORTH (Saturday ?? our Market, White f Wheat sold at 141. 10sa to 151. Os. per load : Red ditto, s 131. 10s. to 141. Os. : Barley, 31s. to 33s. per qr.: n' Oats; 22s. to 24s.: Beans, 42s ...

... PUBLIC CREDIT AND PUBLIC ORDER, THE ONLY GUAR.(NTEES FOR CO MMRCIL PROSW PERITY, FULL EMPLOYMENT, & GOOD WAGES. (Ftrom 0ite Economist.) In our last number we spoke freely of the misfortunes, the faults, and the crimes of France, and we glanced at the enormous advan- tages possessed by this country, in the charac- ter of its people and its institutions. We there showed the grounds why we are ...

... 11 -- I.- T- MARK LANE TUESDAY, We continue to have changeable weather, and far. mers are prevented making as rapid progress with field work as might be desired. Still a large breadth of land has been ploughed and prepared for the reception of the seed, and a great deal or' wheat has been sown in a satus. factory manner since the commencement of tile month, Thefrequent variations in the ...

... Friday, Two o'Clock, Dec. 1, 1348. At this morning's market the demand for free wheat and flour was languid, biit prices of both articles were considered fully equal to those of Tuesdaylast. Bonded flour was inquired for, and 25a. per brJ. would be given for Western Cana]. Indian corn declined 6d. per qr,, and Indian meal 6d. to is. per brl,, and there was a good sale for the former article. ...

... The public mind isagood deal occupied just now with the Oregon question, and wve consequently hear much of national honour. Oregon is ours, we are told, 1and it is inconsistent with our national honour to yield it up to the imperious demands of an arrogint republic. Now, we do not mean to undervalue the importance of this national honour. When rigbtly understood it can scarcely be too ...