... THE BRITISH CORN TRADE DURING THE PAST .WEEK. The quantity of corn now abroad in England is very trifling; even the late-sown barley and beans ae nearly nll secured, whilst of wheat there is not sufficient remaining in the fields to create any further uneasiness. In as far as a judgment can yet be formed of the yield of wheat, our pre- viously expressed opinions are fully borne out, viz., ...

... LONDON COLONIAL MARKETS-August 30. SUGAR-The trade bought freely, and the total purchases of the week amount to 2200 bogsheads and tierces. In refined goods there was rather more doing. Standard lumps selling 73s. to 73s. 6d. and brown grocery at 72s. 6d. per cwt.; best bonded crushed are selling at 27s. 6d. per cwt. 10,000 bags Mauritius offered in auction, nearly all sold at full rates. Good ...

... 5ismptig inuteittarn. Peterhead, Sept. 23.-The Betsey, Christie, bound to Stettin, in leaving the harbour today, got on the rocks at the entrance, but came off, and has put back, apparently without damage. Sheerness, Sept. 28.-The Tweed, Crow, has been supplied with a new foretopmast and topgallantmaet, and sailed this morning with the other windbound ships. Storzoway, Sept ember 19.-The sloop ...

... Parteto.- - LONDON CORN EICHANGE-Sept. 9. 'The supply of English Wheat this morning from the home counties was small, and taken off slowly at the prices of this day se'nnight. Foreign met a moderate retail demand on the terms of last Monday, being rather over those of the forced sales at the close of Friday's market. English Barley must be writ- ten Is. Iower. Foreign meets a slow sale, and ...

... GESERAL POST OFFICr . ACgL 3d6- Destinations. i _ i 31;tlls ?? La,' PRwkets :Nextacc SOUTHAMPTON dospat~ched Sailed. Due. SOUTRAPTON. 'from London. Lisbon, Madeira. | (via Lisbon), Every Ly. 3I. WTood. Liverpul' Spain, Gibral- Thursday. Au. '22. Aug. tar ?? Malta, Greece, Twfiee every Raval Tar, and Corfu ?? onthe. Au,-. 15. . First day of Oriental, Egypt and India ?? every month. Augr 4. ...

... Xo1TDvY-S1ELP ?? second of thee great nailal markets commenced on Monday jast with the sale of eeep. The stock was rather of a good quality, but the ?? did tsq come up to the corresponding market last year. 5otd WibE faced and cross wedders took the lead of the Malrket, arc dere all sold by two ocloc'k P.M. Blackfaced welders wvere rather stiff to sell, and some lots were lo;ing their expenses ...

... 3MiRCEANT COMPANY. On Monday a stated general meeting of the Company was held in their Hall, Hunter Square, to elect the office-bearers fbr the, ensuing year. J. P. Mitchell, Esq. Master, in the chair. A report by the Master and Assistants wam rad, proposing a new bye-law in reference to the election of Mercbant Hos- pital Governors, and after a few remarks from various mem- bers, was ...

... ft-r ALOWIMI, SATURDAY, SEPTfEMBER 7, 1844. PRICES OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. Bank Stock ?? shut India Bonds ?? 95 Three per Cent. Red. shut Ann. Jan. ?? 12 5-16 Three per Cent. Cons 994 Ditto, New (ditto).. - Ditto for ?? 99t Ditto (Oct. 1859) 12 7-16 Three and 4 per Cents.. - Ditto (Jan. 1830).. - Ditto Reduced ?? - Ditto (Oct. 1880) - Ditto, ditto, New ?? - Four per Cents. - India Stock ...

... LONDON COLONIAL MARKETS-~ept. 13. _ - IA I - I n AA1 s . _ SuoAi.-300 hhds. 200 barrels St Lucia offered in auctifn sold at full rates; low to good yellow selling at 514. to *s c cwt. The total purchases of the week amount to 2:3lo *blP. and tierces. For refined goods price0 have inprored, Standard lumps selling at 75s., and brown grocery at 74s. per Met A small parcel of Bengal sold in ...

... .. l1 q, 0 :- , TUESDAY, SEPTEMBXR 53, 1844. PRICES OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. lan;k Stock.;.ln. 199 idia Boiids ?? pm. Three per Cent. Red. 99I Ann. Jan. (1860) ?? p2i!& Three Mr Cent. Cons ?? 98 Ditto, New (ditto).. Ditto for Amcount ?? 9S Ditto (Oct. 1859) Three and 3 per Cents.. : Ditto (Jan. ?? Ditto ?? 1014 Ditto (Oct. 1880) Ditto, ditto, New ?? 100J Four per Cents. India Stock ?? ...

... DUNDEE, Sept. 3.-Our markets have exhibited great firm- ness during the past week, and flax of all sorts on the spot continues in demand, with prices still having a tendency up- wards. Tows and codillas are also wanted, and maintain their prices. In hemp and hemp codilla there is as yet little or nothing doing in this market. Indian jute continues very saleable, at prices varyingfromL.14 to L ...

... DCND;EE, Sept. 17.-During the last week there has been no great change in our flax market; prices have advanced a little, and have still a tendency upwards. Tows and codilla are without alteration. Yarns and linens are in brisk de- mand, at prices varying from L.14 to L.15 per ton, according to quality; but the late French tariff increasing the duties on jute manufactures, will doubtless tend ...