... i | ViFIV I OF' TIIr COIRN 'TADE DURTArG | TILE PAST TYI. Notwithstanding the doubt and uncertainty e generally felt respecting the course likely to be t pursued by the Government in reapect to the t cor-laws, the trade in grain has maintained a firm t tone sioce our last. An opinion has certainly gained ground of late that the Premier will not propose ally very material reduction in the ...

... Itauirit0t, IL1tt(o Culturclit. -C tigoi 3BANG Olt, Friday, Sept. IS. hadl ulgh Owingt;) iots b6t)g a fair- day /ere on WednesdaY ,llv last, wre ?? hadt at ntcr nominal Jltr/aet ?? the and the attendance, supply, and busiiess trasmctions; i to, trr e so snal1, it is di$/ic ti! to quote any prices. 2rell S. g! S.d{ Whisrt, best ?? ?? ?? 47 1) to 'O (I M1iddlir all iaiieriir ?? 40 () - 44 0 ...

... shipping Intelligence. PlornT PiNrmiY, BANGOR.-Arrived iF,27 the Diligence, 0%rens; ThUllLs Mason, Ovvens; Clarence, ilugihes; Talacre, Owens; Mary Grace, Jones; 1leC ihive, hell ; IRVen, Jones- Ellin and Esther, Vaughan ; Maria, Uj:uham; Druthers, lEdwards; Hubert, Jones; Rleehalb, Jones; Pclkam (niitol, Griflithis ; diary, Irving ; Abel, Edwards; Morning 6tar, Thomnas ; and the I.obert, Rome ...

... STATE OF TRlADE. XoaIssumrsl.-There was rather more activity both in the cloth-halls and warehouses at Leeds last week. li-ices were steady and stocks low, and hopes were entertained of a good spring trade. In the English wool market there was no ultera- tion in foreign wools there was rather less doing, but prices were without alteration. On Tuesday last the demand in the cloth hells ...

... stvkarlwto, Vvirro elfurtfilt, 1141c. IJL\rU) 0 1 , Fti da v, Mcay 22. our Muariel WaS 717'?1 of lent/c to-dit1, Llot Morei teas 1(o/ nintech~ ?? done, ac Itse fitwerincre ner- II iy(11/fee atccrw~e monry /con, /1w 602/ers iwi-a ivtliccy ti/ q/ive. If v/ it (if ccosc qtveil//y n~etinec rather ?? mioneiy. Jlfaricc cwin Oats werv gailie (is dccir. Oceatmeal and S/ielliny siprelb-le rcs W he t at ...

... 13IRNMINGIIAMI CORN MARKET, Auo. 6. The following is an extract from Messrs. Sturge's Cireular, just issued:- At Gloucester marlit on the Ist, English wheat was 2s to 3S. and Ftorcign is. to 2s per qr, loIver. At ,V orcester, snieC day, tile currency of the previous week was nearly niairutiiined. Very fewv traisuctious MrpeoINAd in barley. Oats realisod about former prices. On beains ttih turn ...

... Savo, i tre an& r tegildl. A i.3A.NIUI{_, ~Friday, Oaut. 16. Our Mlar-/t seai ltettr atended to-day, Whkcat o f ysod 2jualily Is. to 2.t. per qtr, higher; Bi/l ey., ?? Qjuite ll-ylve.el; Gls ucrit it& bric/e de,,ano, Ianti higher rates obtainted; Quimeal ]octultd mvi a 'money. Wheat, best )blurn gromt 0 ?? tO0 to GA Milddlin~g ul~d inlwrlur * ( L as 13tortey Nev ?? ditto Uld ?? ?? ?? .. .~j a ...

... sI - maructoi, irtro elurreig. Nr. a ; I3ANUUL~, Friday, July al. W~e hadl CI8Iaii a vey doll trade and th~e 1diet.O butiriess done ain Wheata zvos lt ?? uJ (111.01 2s. li 3&. per quarter. Buarley Was rat/icr lutree,, MI,: best samiples (of (.nts are scarce eeud Stl7poitud Jvim,,t raties; as al-to does primet f~tlie)jal. WSil'S t, ?? hoi e,1 greli it ?? t4 49 0 Mididling and iolien.r ?? 'U 4 ...

... STATE OF TRADE; Ldrinee hire, 2/rthrsday, Feb. 5U4.-The calico block printing trade at Mlanchester, and the neighbouring towns, is very dull ; and, on an average, operatives, have ?? half en ployeienrt. At Blackburnr, during the last fort Iight, there has been a good demnand for miost descriptions of cotton goods; but inairufactuor- eta roinplisit vcry much of tihe arsaliamo uni~t of pro- fits ...

... SiRuPIDng1- Intelligence. POR)TPEN}RH , BANGOR.-Arrivcd iwk- Arrived, thc Zrphyr, Graham; Adventure, ?? Glieviott, Thomipson ; Johnl, W\hifieldl, lloyai Victoria, D Biiten ; Attoria, Adair; Laidy Eliert, Williamrs; Ncew Dovej Barrow; Little Aggie,1lihomp- son ; Robert, Jones; AIlia, George; Princess Ame- lia, Willimns ; Pearl, Grifftils ; Martha, W;'ilson; Mary Sinkin, Clemennts, uannet, II ...

... ?? ?? BANGO , Frid F i 6. 11'e had a' merec svominial Market to-day. Therc beiny but a Very Small aupply of Wlhleat, Which mlet a slow sale rather under last week's quotations. Barley in tfrfling retyest dund only choicest descrip-: tions luet attantion. lia Oats shelling and Oatmeal no variaution whatever. .d. s. d. Wijeat, best IIOmI trosvth ?? 59 0to 60 0 ?? and isfefrir . ?? . U -: i 0 ...

... REVYIEW OF THE, COIN' TRADE DUR'ING TIHE PAST WEEKi. The mild weather xexpttiicned this treek hils 111in setithe canials alotd tat orcon rsesfiee friutn ice and ret oved thol, itrpedilietnt which previously rt- et~td cto thce COvII ,atItIIL Ot' corn by) Nicater frou, O~ ne parc oif tli kinlgdoli to atnother. Oil Someo pi ot tilt, lise w06it trnitt place in the Isprices of' grain last week was ...