... MARI?ET ZNT?LLZGENCE. LONDopp CORN EXOHAJGE.-HOYDAY. or There was a good supply of now wheat for this day'o market from ? the home counties, and the best somples sold at an advance of l5.,?ie5 ? quarter, tlse eecoedory? qualities maintalssing the rates of this ay ir, 0110??1100O?OWheatsoeetaagend demand, but prices are witheut ? ?? of Iblo day t last week's rates. Barley fully sup. ?? very ...

... ARKSET ZNTELLZGZ3NCE. 2; T LONDON CORN EXCHANGE.-MONDAY. a 5508PPlY of Engli,h wheat was very small this marning, and met ready sale, at~ s.Per quarter advance from! last Monday, for all de. scriptions, and6 the stands were pretty well cleared. We cannot quote higher ?? for foreigtn, but the sale has beens more extensive at the rae ai aiwek iemligbarley realized is. per qr. advance; othr ...

... ?RZSTOr. Z1?PORTS.? In the Rnbert Henry Atlan, from Richehoreto: Salmon & Co. 420 pea fir thimber, 9 cards latbivood, 17D deals In the Eliza Ann, from Quebec: Cross &^ Son, 8 hund I gr 0 deals and deal ends, D cordts latbwvood, 91 hunad i qr 20 staves; G. Hennett, SJ7 pcs pine timber In the Lemuel, from Miramichli: Salman and Co. 29S ?? fir,! 40 pcs birch timber, 8 cords Inthwood, 4 hanid ...

... :EiRZSTOrM M1POR1TS. In the Ganges, from Onega: Clarke and Co. 103 hund deals In the Vivid, from Xavia: Budgett and Co. 3000 boxes 2SO half-boxes raisins In the Bee, from Lisbon: W. Randle, 04 boxes 405 hf boxes grapes, 100 busha onions, 400 frails figs, I box pomegranates, 2 qr-casks wvine; Reed & Son, 2 ditto; Avery & Co. I bhd ocasks ditto; F. Palmer, 2 hhds ovine; J. Broadley, I ditto; F. ...

... j TRADE, COMMERCE, & IW2LNITFACTURDS. COLONIAL MARKET'1S. [Fromn the London New Price Current, Oct. 3.] Suoaa.-The demand wvasexceellent forall descriptions of West India Muscovado sugar for refining and saleable purposes; the Frt~b pid erefully equal to those of Friday: indeed, fine yel- lo n tog grey descriptionas brought an advance of Sd. per cwt.; the sales amounted to 850 hhds. and cres., ...

... 1UARKIET WNTWZ.ZXGENCE. r LONDON CORN EXCHANGE.-MoxIDAY. The supply of English wheat was short for this day's market, and d the millers being generally buyers, we were enabled to make an ad- 3y vayce ort II to 25. per quarter, leaving the prices the same as on this day fottniglbt. and the greater part was disposed of. The demand for foreign wheat was limited, but it was held at the same rates. ...

... WEST RIDING OF YORKSHIRE FREE-TRADE I ~ DEMONSTR&TION~. _ ?? ?? DON'CASTER, Satecdaly Bvcening.-U~ho West Riding has ve8 nobly responded to the call of the Anti-Corn-law League; as' the meeting of to-day. being a Most triumpicent vindication rt, of the principles of free-trade, having been attended by not lot only a strong muster of the farmners and farm tenantry of the to West Riding, but of ...

... C~grTIP MARKET. Nulennee. Calves .. .. 6)l ~ PltiCEs. lleasts 6t17 Ases *- ., 1 Beef, per cat 40' S2; Sheep .. ?? Pigs . . .. 95Y; MIatote, per lb. 4=.1. bl~.t lorsecs . . .. 6! Sirkbiig ditto 81; Pirts per oc. Os. 018. ?? 0' BRlISIOL. CORN EXCiIXNGE. borltl, Now * 6sI2rinf 0 0 0 bs~rowsv, ditto ..j 0 7 t Irish ditto . . S 0 S fi Oats,petate, cr qr. 20 ii .2 0 Welsh itto , f 0 lt D ...

... ?? ZNTELaZGENCE. r REiVIEW OF THE BRITISH CORN TRADE. E;rom the Marh-Lane Exopress, Oct. 23.] 1.During the Past week there have been indications of an im- proved demand, and at sevejoal of the principal provincialinarkets held since our, last, prices have risen Is. to 2s. per qr. The ar- rivals Of English wheat into London have been large, haviog ameunted to 4149 qrs., besid es which 79 qrs. ...

... AGRZIUUITURAL XNTTZLXGENCE. -- -- -- - - REVIEW OF TI1E i3lTISH CORN TRADE. [Eromu the Mlark-Lane Zrpress, Oct. 16.] For several weeks past the deliveries from the growers have been on a liberal scale, exceeding the quantities required by millers; prices have, consequently, within a fortnight, been forced down11 2s-, and in sonse instances 3s. per qr., in different parts of the country, tier ...

... BILZSToLr IMPORTS. In the Earl of Dalhalmsie, from Belize: E. Vest, 153 logs ma- bogany, 54 tons logwood; illeusri. Alexander, 1300 cocoa nuts In the Willianm Horatio, foam Newfomndland : C. Bennett, 319 casks train oil, dregs, and blabber; bickley and Co''10D ditto, I case berries, 15 bris caplin, 120 ewt cod fish In the Thonsas Itowvell, from Archangel: Barnes and Co. 450 brls tar, 60 ditto ...

... TRAD2?, C OM?wna.C?; & ?4NUPACTU?S. COLONIAL MA.RKETS. [Fr'em thte Lon~don Nyu, Price Curwrent, Oct. 10.] Siean.-To-daY the Colonild nogarmorket has prcsencted : healthly appearance. Thlere vas a good demanid for browvn grey, anwd yellowv descriptions, and the prices paidl were folly equal to thnse of Friday.-The lsouse trade pulrchased rnfiiea suagar readily, paybig ,2s. 3d. ?? brownl ...