... TRADE, CO vUIa.C? & ?d?IUrACTITRES. COLONYIAL MARKETS. [Erenr thze London New Price Current, Aug. 22.] SUGAR.-A goad demand has been experienced for all deacrip. tions of XVest India sugar for grocery and refining purposes, at the former ?? have been steady for refined sugar, and a good demand has existed from the home trade for all deacriptions, Standard lumps at 75s., and brown grocery 74a. ...

... PlYM70 ?? I, DENONPORT, &c. ITFca AIAJI:STYE ViAIl To' Pt1yinlra--W ?? very strioig reoswils ior ?? that ,I ta lbloved Qiteeti andi his Rva ?? P'riuce A1lteat will honour this p1irt by a visit; for, thouglih othiliig is ollicially ?? by lho hetsd ol the public rpartncents here, Yet tr?aml ao variety g eirrci?anstanc?s it is peiierally understood that a Rey(l visit toy bae saily calciulated ...

... AG3?CULTUR.&? zNr?Lz?zUE?cE. ,RE3VIEWV OF THRE BRiTISH CORN TRADE. [Paearon file Mulrk -Lanze Express, Auog. 21. 'tThe recent fall in prices, and the necessity of employing all eands ini the fields, have already caused the deliveries from the n growvers to fall oilf; and for soose weeks to come short supplies Itorst he expected. Under these circumstances we ore inclined n ts think that the ...

... WRO1l? THE £.O?DON G?ZETTES? . ~B.A?4KRO'S-FRCTDAY. George Walter, Oundle, groceri, to surrender August 28, Sept. 28. at Basinghall-street. Solicitors, Srnithson & Co. London Thos. Megarey, Love lane, Billinlgsgfate, coal merchant, Aug. '2L3, Sept. 28. at the same place. Sols. Newbon & Co. London William Yans, Old-street, upholsterer, August :l5, Sept. 29, at the same place. Solicitor s, ...

... THlE FARTATER'S JOURINT.U,. EXETER MARKETS.b CATTLE MARKET.-WiNth the exception or Landb,% of which there were at great ntimber. this ?? wOit' ly o it~li'is largely' suipplied With Stock, 11cr wa-is it, a ivicragsl e atttieodil.-- It was 1,0t, howisevecr, below a ?? neetrago' eiarhet, and lii off resp~tits Soave that of' Fir' BTTJi-iictc, previ-ls ?? were. siipportei. 'I'lots certaiiliy siere ...

... ?LZ?TOL z?Po?TS. ?? thec Cosmos, from Quvebec: Cross & Sonl, 338 pcs pile tim- cer, 8 hbind deals, Itl0 staves, 3 cords latb vesd . n theO Belloina, frszn Skien: Ranich enwd San. IS hanid *2 qrs 3 deals, 15 hued 2qrs battens, 2 hanld 2 qr-s 15 masts and spiwrs, I h. n :1x qrs 0 balndspikeo, iD) fatsib Ie vood . n1 the Lochlibo, fronil Qacbec: Cross nnd Son, 733 pcs pine timber, S halnd 3 qes ...

... |Id, X30Nl MAIARKETS, 3rON j\I)AY. CORN EXCHANGE.-Oun euppotyfresh up this morming of Wheat woo largo fromn Essoex, and good from Slottolk anod other part,, the orenter prop~ortion of irhieli wao newc of very various yiite.This description of W'heot hon slowly foowt purchasers at rulutiscnjoof 0s 'to. 10h., nrod, in soule iintlances, even 13m, per qr. a..o. b- the price., of this dlay week; ...

... JBRISTOLJ GENSERAL, CENIETERY COMSPANY . The annual meeting of the shareholders in this undertaking ?aa held at the Company's Office, Corn-street, on Saturday last. The chair was taken t)y 3. K. Haberliold, Esq; and the notice convening the meeting having been read by Mr. Savory, The OHASOMAx spoke to the following effect: Previous to read- ing the report of the conduct and management of our ...

... L?ZJI?RK.ET ZNTELLZG?NG?J. LONDON CORN EXCHANGE.-MoNosv. Thero *as a large shosv of wvheat thwio morning, and mostly consist- ing of this year's growth. Thcmillero puirchased reluctantly, and lice market could not be cleared at a dlecline of Ss. to~s. per qr. Old wvas also a dull sale, aned 2s. to Ss. lowver. Free foreign met lvith a similar decline, anld bonded was quite neglected. Barley, ...