... Prom lhe London New Price Current of Tuesday, August 29. l 5,niiR.-The West India Sugar market has presented l tranquil appearance since last Tuesday, and mer- chants have been more inclined to sell. The demand for grocery and refning purposes has been limited. The purchases for the three market days have amount- ed to only 800 hogsheads and tierces, and the prices ac- cepted show a decline on ...

... BtRNINON AM, WEDNESDAY, AuG. 30.-Tbe following , is ia copy of a Ietter frorn Lord.'Vesterru to Mr. R. Spooner, i on the subject of the late mseting:- * Fellix-lHall, Aug. 23 To the Chairman of the Mee:ting of the Blrmiuiighm 4 Chamber of Coumerce, asssmbledI at the Wetoiloo Rooms, on the Ia6th of August. Sir--I have read with great interest the a-rount of thepioceediingeof the meetinig at ...

... SHIppINa 1NT2BLLIGBENC. Loarnoac, AUGa. 31.-Wind this day at noon, light eatterly Pi15 and fitne.-Seven p.m., moderate breeze from E. to S.E., anod fine. DEAL, Auo. 30.-Wind a~m. W.; p.m. N.E.-Arrived the Aqee. fromt Jamaica, Louise from Bremen for Phniladelpltia. Sailed the Indian for Launcestont,Dont Quixote for Rio, Thomas Hull for Cuba, Pearl for Montreal, Malvina fOrNewfoundland, ...

... I CORN EXOH-.ANGE_-The Wheat trade thno been dull this :morossig, ot aa ,,d~clinej of 2,. to as. froso ?? day 74eek. Barley to sttrn lerain I, rish Oats Ie. to 2.s. cheaper for light inferiolr .s tctes.Beso, Pease, or oithe rin unaIltere.Fornn Wheat ~ a.Poase, Per Qr. ..s l~estandEo~ox. 3O 020110 White ?? Nanfslts . '13r IG Grey 32) 33-.Blsilers 3i .35' ?? ! ?? 29 .30 R ?? 2tt ?? 21 Barley . ~ ...

... B2?TOL E11?PORTS. ?? the Minlerva, from Jamaica: Miles and Cam 158 hhds 8 trcs l brie sulgar, 34 tons logwvoed,2pipcs l2qrcaoks wine,2011 lance- wooml spars, Gl1 pulns rum; Heaven and Son, 31 ditto, 67 hhds Ysuglar;* Fedden and Co. 52 ditto; J. Cunninghlam, 31 ditto; Da- niel and Sous,61 ditto; Messrs. Bernard, 10 ditto; Ariel and Co. t8 ditto, 2 panes hhds ram; 3. Room,4tonslogwvood, 12 brls ...

... LIVEHRPOOL MARKETS. (1EVIEW OF THlE L.IVERtPOOL COTTON MOARKtET FOR 11ilt vO'As ENDING FRIDAY, FElPT I, During Saturday and Monday Ottl Cotton Marketwfli ratb,'r qjetet, and the extreme advance of last week was barely mailtttiitettd. Ohl Tuesday, however, on the receipt per Acadia, of unftmmriiur, I,hl. porte of the growing crop, speculalors began to operate again, spas in increased secale, ...

... I. 'fcu~turva!; Isn ?? Larkets. JULL ICO-N tXBHANOiE, Aujust ?? weate or con- tinued flnea from Tlouradayztnti leaturdey afternoon, when we hada ome~ heavyg rain; Sundsy was fair, 'bit oesterdoy miorning the rain comineiied agaii, and cditinuaed wilth ery little iterr miosionutmilthis n~odrnin. 'aiid nlthougb now, fair it LY gloomiy and wnrmi .; . T~ie lrsnasctlhne in tree *wheat duniteg the ...

... I ?? 4: r. - I~(RtOM OUR OW Ne 0coaaes4olensfr.) Ir ?? i v ?? rref29, W A n. 0t *As yetno new Corn ha's been brourat forward in thisdlstriet.W5 buht it is expeeted to begin earming in lix the ear ly part Of the next week. The present state of Woe weather is much against the Ut Afarmers lii reaping, the ralo huving fallen during thle week In Ilarge quantities, a an. to oonsiderably Impede their ...

... LONDON MA RKETS-MoNDAY. CORN EXCiHANGE. During tlie past week the arrivals of all grain tsp to this sssarket, with the exception of those of foreign Wheat, of which upwards ot ao,ooo quarters were recelved, were very moderate, From our own consts, as well as by land carriage, a full average supply of English Whent was received fresh up to-day,and In which a decided improvement wao apparent. ...

... - |1 ltCIIDiiALE FL.ANNEL MARKET, MSOND&Y, AUGUST 28, -Though itei market has not been numerously attended, there has beet a fair business done in undyed goods. The prices continuo muvh tho same as they have been for a few weeks back. Tie wool dealers complain of the limited quantity of business done in their line, as the manufacturers buy only for immediate use. Prices are stationary. ...

... The act which the Government have passed for si putting down the slave trade, now carried on in fo-n reign colonies by British sijects, has caused no small.] consternation in many quarters, as striking at the w root of our trade with Brazil, America, and the rl roreign WVest Indian Islands. i In legislating on this subject, great difficulty is experienced in distinguishing between slavery and ...

... - 1 - 1 -l- ; -1, ?? ?? _ ' ' ' ?? WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET. YESTERDAY, SEPTEMERER 1. Since this day week the weather has been vezy favourable for the harvest operations, with the exception of a few hours' heavy rain en Tuesday ; the cutting is now general in this district, under very good appearances. Heaving a small orrival of Wheat to this dlay's market, and the Millers being very low in stock ...