... A. .: 0DON MAREb'. CORN EXCHA.NGEX.-MARK LANB, LONDON. molnDA, July 11.-Wa bad a large supply of English Wheat this morning, which coupled with very fine. weather, gave usI a dull market for Wheat to-day, at a reduction- of 2s. per qr. from last Monday's prices. la foreign, Wheat very little doin. We heard of no trans- actions in bonded Wheat.-NVe note Beans and Peas L each Is. per qr. lower ...

... TO THIE EDITOR OF THE TIMES. Sir-I came to town as usual to see the cattle-show, read your leader, saw the cattle. and then went to buy something for the old woman and the girls-though I can't afford it much, between you and me-but they expect it, as they hear everything is cheaper now we have the new tariff. When I got to the shop I found everything as dear as ever, and asked the man what the ...

... I LONDON MARKET TS. CORN EXCHANGE.-MARIK LANE, LONDON. MONDAY, Sept. 5.-Our. supply of English Wheat wvas short this morning, nearly all of the new crop; the whole was taken off early at an advance of 3s. to 4s. per qr. over last Monday's prices. The arrival of Foreign Wheat last week was rather considerable, but we have reason to he. lieve there remains now almost no Wheat on the passage to ...

... ANCUESTIn.-The iniportipit ?? fro lindia and China, which came uipon us so lnexpctedi', 0cosn- ?? changed tile feature of ?? g ohlniaket; 'and on Tuesday, einanufacturers knew not What to ask for their goods, and many retosed even to naine a price, which in sonme measure stopped the legitimate trade that was going on. Cotton has also risejs We regret to name a failure in thle print trade, and ...

... I , f II LONDON iX21RWET: CORN EXCIIANGE.-MAKIi LANELONDON. ?? npil of. e have now thawv, with soft Our IvaIof English Wheat was very short this' morning, cbd the condition in general bad; it ras cleared off-asthe rates of this day week. Old foreign Wheat was more iuquired for, but we can note no La- provement in price. Our market is well supplied with Barley, Oats, Beans, and grey Peas, but ...

... fl.lirT vrER-lNY SMITHFELD IMARrET. TUESIDAY, May 3.-This market was well supplied with both Beef and Mutton. The former made 6d. to A~d.; and the latter 6d. per 11. INSPECTOR'S RETURN. Inspector's Account of the Quantities and Prices of British Corn returnedl tolimnintlie veekeuidingThursdav, the 28th April, 1842:- Wheat, 279 qrs 0 ?? 53s. Od. to 7Is. Od. av. 63s. td Barley, 97 0 ?? a2,s od. ...

... I~~ ~ ?? CORN EXCHANGE-.-ARK LANE, LONDON. MONDAY, August 22. The weather alis continued extraordinarily fine for harvest all the past week. Our arrivals of foreign Wheat and Oats have been large since this day week, with several cargoes of foreign Barley; but of English corn the sup. plies have been moderate. We had a short supply of nevi English Wheat, which was taken off at a reduction of ...

... I LONDONr MARKETS. CORN EXCHANGE.-MARK LANE, LONDON. MowDAY, Nov. 14-The supply of English Wheat Was 3 moderate this morning; it met a slow sale, at a reduction m of is. to 2s. per qr. from the rates of last Monday. Foreign re Wheat was in general held at last week's prices, but the sales effected in it to-day were to a trifling extent.-Bar- ley firm at the rates of this day ?? Peas e- rather ...

... MANCgESTEI,-For the last two or three weeks we have endeavoured to be very guarded in our remarks, and t to be too premature in voting Ia visible improvemnt In trade. The fact is now manifest to all, and not biill ;S large amnount of business doing, but prices pilece advanced. Power-loom printers are fully 3d per pl higher than they were three weeks since, and some opulent houses will not sell ...

... n, DERBY WEEKLY S311THFIELD MARKET. to TuESDAY, Nov. 22.-There was a moderate supply of to Beef and Mutton, both of which made from 5d. to 5Ad. per an lb. A large quantity of Pigs, at 7s. per score. Rough r- Fat 4s. 9d. per stone. IC ilL DERBY CORN MARKET. - FRmDAY, Nov. 18.-We had a large supply of grain at e, market to-day, but very little was sold. WVheat was of- ts fered at a reduction of ...

... I - LONDONMARKBTSi IyWkEXCHANGE.-MARK LANE, LONDON. .';'MONs7Y, Jan. 24.-The weather frosty. We bad a ?? g6cj supply of English Wheat this morning, the ?? which was in general very middling. It met. ia slow Mtile at a reduction of 2s. per qr. from the prices of thisdaai week. There vas a fair demand forold Foreign Wheat, at about the rates of last Monday. In bonded Wheat nothing doing. Barley ...

... STATPE OF, TRADE. MANRESTERi. -Du~ring the week the market has bee' firm, and prices have exhibited a slight bpwaIdtefndencyY -1ZManchester Advertiser of Saturday. BLACKBURN.-The demand for cotton gobds 'Bidee Tuesday week has been more brisk, and at advaneed ?? Advertiser of Saturday. BOLTON.-The news from China and India has had rather a stirring effect upon the trade of this town; From this ...