... LON.DON MARKET'S-SATIUDAY. CORiN ARRIVALS. The following are tbe ImpOrts of Corn, Polso, Seeds, and Floor, into the port of Luindon, daring t!e week eii, tig i8 Slaturriay evedIrg. Egl lho Wheat 2,70t:t, B-.rley ,170, Ilta;t 4 727, Oa's 1,310, Ityc 9I, flezsiins, 'eajS3i, 'lres 20U, ileLsturd SeeJ 8, ned sundry Other aeede K2 quarters, F;owr 4.US7 sac0R. Scotcti : Barley J97, Odte l22 quarters ...

... -S. COTTON MARKET, Ssar. 6. Otir market to.daylhal'a'qeliet'appearance, and although's fair q, antity of cotton was purchased by exporters, tie sales altogether collprledo ntyasmall quataticy. 7CC hales Pernobaca and 1,2O0 American werre taken for exlortatloet, an(i the entire sales arauoeualnt to 3,(00 bales, for which yeaterday's ratea were reallsed. CORN DI'.ET, SePr. 6. ,;A tolerably'fair ...

... WOOL MARKETS-SATURDAY. LasDs.-Forelgn There Is no new feature to nottcd in t1'. paTtmentsinceour lstrreport; therelhaiseenverylittedei ., Forelia Wool at previous rates. English: The tranaClo 1 Esvelish Wool are limited; combing Wools meet a vse, ila,, request. WAXltst'IELD.-We cannot notice any changetin r&,15 - Stocks are very light, aasd prices unchanged. t ' 51 Yon s-Very little Wvool has ...

... LONDON IARLKT. -IMONDAY. COllN IMX';HAN(IF Last week the arrivals of Frigllst NVIeat were vvry ,irnty. bot fresh up to oicr markets to-day tie reclpts from Essex. Kelr1, and huiltI.h , were considuriably ire tihe il n ...

... SHIPP'INV INTELLIGENCE. CAUTION TO miARINERS. tlle Ifartley, arrived at lIpymouti fronm Sierra Leone, reporb Ih raVel p oall O l e 21Gth Augutst, In lit. 415, 40 N., arid long. 19 7 W, B tI P.!lt awlaed roItk of it greylsil iliour, with a fow d.ark pIttl'es,wllich npq)earto )e six or elght leel abve water. A squally night cOrling oil prevented furtbor exaildontion. LoNSDO(, SPT, 10 -Wind this ...

... LONDON MARKETS-TFlUR3DAY. IMPBRIAL WEEKLY AVERAGES PFO LAST SIX WERBP. Week ending Agg. Aver. Duty _ of d weeks, on Po. July23 July3A Aug. fi Aug 1: Aug20 Aug271r6g. Duty, reign. R. d. .d. .d. d.5. d . d. a. d. Wheat iS 4 61 3 bS 11 56 6 1511 60 4 12 0 or 7ey a 1 28 027 62 6 D 7 27 6 9 0 OIAta21 6 21 6206 221sl8 208 6 Eye 36'u 5 340S6I 15 6 3233 35 4 7 6 Beans 8 bS 47sb11 35 6 S 4 34 4 8 6 ...

... HBRRIING 7TADBE. STONEHAVEN.-The fishing at this place, now drawing to a close, has been very successful. Of the fifty or sixty boats employed a good number have completed their com - plements, and the average, up to this time (2d Inst.), is not under 150 crans. There have been twelve curing eetablish- ments during the season and all concerned, carers as well ae fishermen, express the greatest ...

... LONDONV IWtCAJ)J REBPORT, IF nfAY EvFNrNt;.-SoAnr--The market was not quite so brisk as in the former days, and the purchases of Ithim wefk aimouat to only about 1,800 bhds and tierces. Prices, however, are much the same, and the large arrivals havy chlely been the cause of the reaction. The refined man ket is not Retive, but prices are the same: good stand- ards are not to be had under 78s ...

... LONDON TIRADE PEPORT. FRIDAY LVENING-SUGAR.-I0O hhds Barbadoe8 were sold by auction, and fetched full prices; good to ties (ellow, 6ls to 68s; low middling to middling, G'2s to 60:s b' er cwt. The British Plantation market, leaves off with rreat firinuess, and the trade have bought about !,201) hds Lad tiercei this week. The refined market is equally firm, tit certainly not dearer, and good ...

... AfoNBY MbRKBT and CITY NBWS. .. -iA'TU*1tAY;- - The rit'uts frorut the; In4ui read* mueh better ihglnk the 44deitnration by diseaseanddeatb, alluded to) in the Ve~th telegraphic despatch; but the larnen to tei)idect on of the Governor-General is viewed as a bad '9men, aud the arrival of the next overland wail will be, watchd for with unprece- *ente *axie. We never could bring ourselves to ...

... COURT OF BDALVKUPTCY-TutsDAY. [Benore Mr. Commissioncr Aferivale.] A e1iOL-M5tASX. AND lANxER.-IN RE JOlON HOLLAND. This bankrupt carried on basiness at Chipping Wycombe, as a shoe-maker, leather-seller, and banker. When he was last before the court the extraordinary fact canne out that, althongh his bill aui bankIng transactions extended con- siderably over ten thousand pounds, yet that he ...

... SATURDAY. This ha& been a very inactive day on the Stock Exchange, but prices have been steady, at the clos- ing qaotations of yesterday, Console for the Account having had the price of 93 to k throughout the day, an-d 9,1 to 3 for Money. New Three-and-a-Half per Cents. 101 j to -l; India Stock, 250 to 51; Ex- chequer Bills, 51s. to 53s. prem. The accounts from the manufacturing districts are ...