... CORN-EXCHANGE, MARK-LANE, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 9.- By letters received this morning we are informed that the weather in the north has been fine during the week, and that with the exception of the highland districts of Scotland, where much remains uncut, the harvest was drawing fast to an end. At our market this morning we had only a moderate fresh supply of En£lish Wheat: the quantity offering, ...

... -T Y WEDNESDAY, OCT. 14.-ENGLISII FUNDS.-TheMoney market has been in an excited state since our last, owing to the evident contraction of the circulation by the directors of the Bank of England, who have adopted this plan of checking an exportation of the precious metals, in prefer- ence to raising their rate for discounts. At the same time, the accommodation afforded to the mercantile ...

... ? AgricultUral ahlo (5.0mmercial Itlarkets. HULL CORN RETURNS, CORN MARKET, &c. INSPECTOR'S WEEKLY CORN RETURNS FOR HULL QUANTITIES. AMOUNT. PER. Qni. Wheat.. 5O1qrs. Sbueh. £1671 179 £2 1 9'6 Barley 25 0471 01 0 11 a0 Oats. 15 015 00 11 00 Rye. 0 0 000 00 0 Beans. 0 0 0 00 00 0 Peas .0 00 0 0 0 0 0 HULL, Oct. 20.-Very little business hasi been done in foreign Wheat (luring ...

... YORKSHIRE AND LINCOLNSHIRE CORN I I - MARKETS. BARTON, Oct. 12.-The market was not brisk, and the millers bought but sparingly of Wheat, at a decline of Is. Old Wheat 58s to 60s, new G0s to U2s. Old Beanis 469 to 50s. Oats 24s to 26s. Barley 303 to 34s per qr. BEVERLEY-Returns for the week endiog Friday last.- Wheat 441qrs Ibush, G0s per qr. Barley 20qrs, 33s per qr. Oats 286qrs 4bush, 19s lid ...

... I: grtlululranT1 Qamrnmial Ailarkets. i i i i i 0. :i ?m .1R i~~pLLCONRETURNS, CORN MARKET, &C. GRAIN IN BOND. 0obrj-Barley 7,786. Oats I ,432. Beans 1,40,5. peas ~August 31,-Wheat 133,108. Barley 12,800. Oats ,pv~ierol peas 4,925 qrs. 12151310 5.-Wheat 329,356. Barley 16,926. Oats Lon 13Augst 4,83 Pea S,19R qrs. ~400-iiI~do n August 5.-Wheat 712,07~. Barley 26,126. U 7.Beans 24,651. Peas 33 ...

... Fippilng )Intelltclice. PORT OF HULL. The barque Fergus, Lister, sailed from New Orleans oil the evening of~the 15th August. Passed the Downs Sept. 25t11; passed Cromer Sept. 26th ; and alter encountering strong ad- verse winds, arrived at this port, Oct. Ist. Sploke the brig Alexander, Wise, of Ayr, bound to the westward, in lat. 47 53 N,., on. 39 20 W., Sept. 160t, wind S. E. HULL, Sept. 28 ...

... YORKSHIRE AND LINCOLNSOIRE CORN MARKETS. BARTON, Sept. 28.-Fine old Wheat supported last week's prices, and some few samples of new were bought at about 25 lower. Old Wheat 62s to 64s, new 56s to 60s. Beans 46s to 50s. Oats 24s to 28s. Best Flour 2s 10d, 2nds 2s 8d per stone. BEVERLEY.-Returns for the Week ending Friday last.- Wheat 61lqrs, at 59s 10d. Barley l53qrs, at 36s 6d. Oats 26qrs, at ...

... flrjit~Ltft[ anb (Cornmcmcriael Jtarkets. I hULCORN RETURNS, CORN MARKET,&c IN4SPECT0R'S WEEKLY CORN RETURNS FOR HULL. QUANTITIES. AMOUNT. PER~ QRt. S85lqrs. 6ibush. £2503 5 0 2 Ig -wheat ..570 01105 0 0 Iis8 Farey 98 0683 130 1210 oat.. 0 0 0 00 00 o peas0 0 0 0 0 11ULL, Sept. 29.-The weather bag been very unsettled since this aayse'nnight, and unfavourable for harvest ...

... I LIVERPOOL, Sept. 29.-Wheat met only a limited demand, and prices of foreign were reduced fully 2d per bushel. Irish new also sold slowly. There was no change in the value of barrel Flour. Three or four cargoes of new Oats were fresh up, and the sales made were at 3s 3d to 3s 4d per 451bs. New Oat- meal was in better request, at 28s to 28s 6d per 2401b. A snall; lot of Irish new Flour, ...

... YORKSHIRE AND LINCOLNSHIRE CORN - ..q.AJIET S:.. ' ULi BARTON, Oct. 19.-The demand for Wheat this day was not brisk,and to forwvard sales Is to 2s low was submitte'd to. wheat 0 58s to 62s, fine 63s. Beans 46s to 50s, Barley 32s to 34s. 0 Oats 22s to 20s, fine feeding28s per qr. 0 BOSTON, Oct. 17.-With very small deliveries of Wheat and o Oats we have lowering markets. The farmers are ...

... YORKSHIRE AND LINCOLNSHIRE COitN I ^r~~MARKETS. Io - - - . . _ _ . ___. _ BARTON, Oct. 2G.-The trade this day was not brisk, but 6 steady, and WVheat wias is lower than last week; in other grain U very little, if any, alteration in price. Red Wheat 54s Lo 58., 5 white 6's to 64s. Beans 44s to 48s. Barley 30s to 32s. Oats 7 24s to 263, fine 28s per qr. The best Flour 2s 8d. Ryemeal 5 22d per ...

... LONDON, TIIUIRSDAY, OCT. 219.-Enyttisi Fu nds.-C..on sols have been rather looking upward since our last. The unfunded debt had been lower, which indicates rather art increased pressure for money in the City, where, indeed the rate of accommodation rules very high, even for first rate paper. There have been a felv sales in the heavy stocks, but in all probability they have been made, not on ...